Remembering the year in made-up celebrity faces (and hair).

This is one campaign casting we didn't see coming.

Well played, Hollywood.

All the celebrity hair stylists and makeup artists must have had a big pow-wow prior to the Golden Globes last night because some pretty strong beauty trends emerged.

Plus: Miley Cyrus looking shockingly covered-up.

Are you #CFDAready? In honor of the CFDA Fashion Awards, the council is launching an Instagram contest in which users submit their best shots of themselves wearing clothes and accessories from any of the hundreds of CFDA members (full list here), with the hashtag #CFDAready. The winner gets to go to the CFDAs and Instagram it. More details at CFDA.com. {Fashionista Inbox} Victoria's Secret Angel Miranda Kerr's lingerie was a target of the Hollywood teenage crime group (and the subject of Sofia Coppola's latest film) the Bling Ring. {Vanity Fair} Here's Nicole Kidman as Hollywood actress-turned-princess Grace Kelly for Olivier Dahan's upcoming historical drama, Grace of Monaco. {The Hollywood Reporter} After much demand, A.P.C. + Nike is back with a second collection of kicks, out today. {A.P.C/Fashionista Inbox}

What's In A Word? We take issue with T Magazine's dismissal of "slut clothes" and take a look back at decades of so-called "slut style." And Speaking of "Slut Clothes": That dress that Julia Roberts wore as Vivian in Pretty Woman is hot stuff, with Emma Watson donning the look on the latest issue of British GQ and versions of the dress selling out fast. Look Fresh-Off-The-Runway for Prom! We pick out prom-perfect dresses inspired by looks fresh off the Spring 2013 runways. And the best thing? They won't break the bank. I Spy With My Fashion Eye... A Rip-Off! Satirical blog Humor Chic's "No Fakes" campaign suggests Raf Simons and Miuccia Prada may have been a little too inspired by some vintage designs.

If T Magazine thinks that Valentino's buttoned-up spring collection has "wiped out a decade of slut style," it should take note of this: That midriff baring body-con mini Julia Roberts famously wore when she played a hooker named Vivian in Pretty Woman is back--and it's a best seller.

Dior is making headlines again, but this time it isn't about buzzy new head designer Raf Simons. According to an article by the Telegraph [since removed from their site] referenced by the Huffington Post, the brand's beauty department is under fire after a mascara ad featuring Natalie Portman was reported to the Advertising Standards Authority in the UK. And who filed the complaint?

At last night's event for Narciso Rodriguez for Kohl's, we stole a few moments with Emma Roberts (looking gorg in a Narciso Rodriguez for Kohl's color block number) to chat dream collaborations, future wedding dresses and what she really thought about her famous aunt Julia's Oscar gown.

It's not even March yet and here in New York we're already getting two kinds of April showers: The kind that is water falling out of the sky, as wel

What will probably just look like an outlandish movie costume to most, will for fashion obsessives, immediately recall Giles Deacon's spring 2012 co

LFB, we'll never forget your drugged-out ballerina outfit.

With governments getting involved in the sometimes misleading world of beauty advertising, cosmetics companies are going to have to ease up on the airbrushing, as L’Oréal just learned the hard way. The UK government recently released guidelines limiting the use of misleading ad alterations, and the American Medical Association recommended similar measures here in the US. The UK is definitely putting its money where its mouth is, and just banned a series of ads featuring Julia Roberts and Christy Turlington.

Last night, Glamour magazine held their 20th annual Women of the Year Awards. The amount of lady power that packed Carnegie Hall was staggering and inspiring. Honorees included Queen Rania of Jordan, Cher, Julia Roberts, Constance McMillen (who took a stand when she couldn't take her girlfriend to prom) and Donatella Versace. Oprah, Kate Hudson, Katie Couric, Janet Jackson, Hilary Swank and Diane Sawyer were among the presenters. Tavi Gevinson was there too, recognized as one of the mag's 20 young women who are already changing the world. Sequined and spectacled in clear frames, Tavi looked a bit sheepish when Chelsea Clinton described her as blogging her way to become one of the most well known fashion writers out there. One of the most compelling moments of the evening (and there were many), came when Janet Jackson presented Donatella Versace with her award. Through tears (and in a black Atelier Versace gown), Janet explained that when her brother died she called Donatella because she knew she would understand. "We both lost brothers," Janet said, "we share a very deep bond." Having her family wear Versace to Michael's funeral "meant we were dressed in love," Janet said.