Okay, "Vogue" Italia wins.

A panel of creatives led a lively discussion about style in New York City on Tuesday night.

These are some stacked covers, y'all.

And One Direction made ANOTHER FREAKING FRAGRANCE.

And Kourtney Kardashian is getting hitched to Lord Scott Disick!

Don't worry, folks: No animals (or models) were harmed in the making of Vuitton's latest campaign.

The thieves tried to make off with $710,000 worth of watches.

Model Karen Elson and filmmaker Liz Goldwyn give us their best tips for vintage shopping (spoiler: the Internet is key).

Scandalous or stunning? Check out Vogue Netherlands's Vermeer-inspired breastfeeding shoot, lensed by Erwin Olaf. {HuffPo} Planning to return your party dress after wearing it out all night? Bloomingdale's has started tagging its merchandise with conspicuous black plastic tags to prevent return fraud. {Business of Fashion} Whew, no copyright infringement here! Miuccia Prada was actually happy to let Giles Deacon use outtake images from an old Prada campaign in his spring collection. {Vogue UK}

You guys--she's back. Paris Hilton hit the shows today to check out the Jeremy Scott runway, along with the Jonas brothers and Nicki Minaj. But we saw plenty of other exciting things at day seven of New York Fashion Week. Check 'em out here:

This season it's all about the #selfie. And no one is better at the medium than those genetic lottery winners, models. Not only are they young (and therefore spending a lot of time on social media), but they're also exceptionally photogenic and know a thing or two about lighting and angles. A bunch of the best models on the planet--Karen Elson, Jourdan Dunn, Karlie Kloss and tons more--graciously gave us their best selfie tips, along with a selfie of course.

While Jason Wu is often known for nipped-in waists and form-fitting ladylike silhouettes, these looks were more relaxed--in contrast to last season's more overtly sexy Helmut Newton-inspired collection.

That diversity in mainstream fashion is lacking is not exactly news. So, Harper's Bazaar is doing its part by going global with an "homage to the diversity of women" fashion spread conceptualized, cast and styled by the mag's Global Fashion Director Carine Roitfeld.

In 2011, Karen Elson and Jack White announced their divorce with a party--a "positive swing hum dinger"--to "celebrate the making and breaking of the sacred union of marriage." I thought it was the cutest, classiest, most grown-up thing a soon-to-be-divorced couple could do and was sure the two would be pals. But now, two years later, Elson and White's relationship seems to have soured: According to Nashville's City Paper, a judge has granted Elson a restraining order against White.

Clearly we're a little influenced by the Met Ball's punk theme this May, though we're planning to balance that out with a classic cobalt Madewell purse and a dream trip to the Outer Banks courtesy of Purple Diary.

From Carey Mulligan's elegant Balenciaga to the Fannings' edgy Rodarte to Ashley Olsen's vintage Dior that appeared to levitate, click through for what we thought were the 20 best looks of the night, regardless of its theme.

J.C. Penney signed a deal with Goldman Sachs and secured a $1.75 billion loan to strengthen its financial position. Maybe there's hope for the struggling retailer after all? {WWD, Subscription required} Anna Wintour and Marc Jacobs wore matching Prada fur coats to The Great Gatsby premiere. Great minds... {Daily Mail} This new video takes us behind the scenes of Beyonce's extremely involved H&M commercial production. {YouTube}