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And Nordstrom is opening up another Manhattan location.

But knows how to do it in a cool way.

The Canadian Tuxedo is getting some good press on August women's magazine covers.

They've escaped that dreaded Disney vault for one night only!

And apparently Vogue wasn't the only glossy trying to snag Kim Kardashian and Kanye West for its cover.

With the recent departures of Cathy Horyn and Suzy Menkes, the New York Times is planning some new hires.

And Kourtney Kardashian is getting hitched to Lord Scott Disick!

Holmes & Yang has apparently disbanded due to a soured relationship between Holmes and co-designer Jeanne Yang.

Francisco Costa is celebrating 10 successful years as the women's creative director for Calvin Klein collection. In advance of the debut of his spring 2014 collection, he reflected back on his career with WWD's Bridget Foley, revealing some interesting tidbits about former boss Calvin Klein and his tabloid exploits, celebrity dressing, and runway shows as "propaganda."

These days it seems you're not a celebrity until you have a beauty and fashion empire.

DKNY gave us an exclusive first look at its new campaign, starring the one-and-only Cara Delevingne. Artist Curtis Kulig worked on the campaign and was inspired by the old DKNY billboard, which he considered his personal welcome sign when he first moved to New York. {Fashionista Inbox} Looks like the punk resurgence is still going strong--Nicki Minaj covers Marie Claire in tartan, and sprots a Mohawk in the accompanying spread. The songstress also admitted to some Kanye-like outfit regret over her past looks. {Marie Claire} Attention Jason Wu lovers! The designer's latest Miss Wu collection arrives at Nordstrom today--and with 45 pieces to choose from, you need to check it out as early as possible to ensure maximum decision time. {Fashionista Inbox}

Amidst the actual circus enviro that was Coach's annual Summer Party on the High Line, we managed to wrangle in model Chrissy Teigen for a few minutes to talk about her Twitter regrets, her elaborately braided 'do, and what it's really like to get interviewed by Oprah.

Gisele Bündchen shows off her impossible post-pregnancy body under the guise of modeling her new lingerie line. {Fashion Gone Rogue} Kate Upton is rumored to be dating Dancing With the Stars pro Maksim Chmerkovskiy. Who do you think will win in their inevitable Dougie dance-off? {Us Weekly} Brainy beauty Coco Rocha wrote an article for PC Mag about the power of moving images and introduced some fascinating alternatives to the GIF. {PC Mag} The ever-charitable Karl Lagerfeld says he makes sunglasses to help "balance ugly faces." {Refinery29}

Well this sure is disappointing. After a report in always-credible UK news outlet The Sun basically confirmed that Suri Cruise, the stylish seven-year-old daughter of Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise, had a clothing line in the works, a spokesperson for Holmes has gone and denied the report/shattered our dreams.

Ready, set, plié. Givenchy couturier Riccardo Tisci will be designing costumes for the 17-minute ballet production "Bolero" at the Opéra de Paris this Spring. {WWD} So those rumors about Katie Holmes planning to be an attorney might actually be true. The actress tells all as she gets beachy on the cover of Allure's April issue. {US Weekly} Cara Delevingne goes S&M for Karl Lagerfeld in a photo shoot for Plastic Dreams, the in-house magazine of Brazilian shoe company Melissa. Adorable little 14-second teaser included. {Grazia}

This week, the starlets came out to celebrate everything from Chloé, to Kerastase, to Dior, to Manolo Blahnik.

Adopted New Yorker Alexa Chung looks lovely and seasonal--if a bit surprised to be gracing the cover of Time Out New York's Spring issue. {Time Out New York} Seeking out that Spring Breakers style? Opening Ceremony has collaborated with the upcoming film for an exclusive line that will include include mesh jerseys and cropped tees. {WWD} It's official: Karlie Kloss is now a full-fledged Victoria's Secret's Angel. {HuffPo} Fashion goes to the dogs! William Wegman's weimaraners star in Acne's spring ad campaign. {Grazia}

It used to be that when an actress's career stalled or she got a bit past her prime, she'd turn to the theater to re-establish herself as a "serious" actress. Now it seems like Hollywood leading ladies are running to the beauty industry to up their cred and leave a legacy. There's a whole generation of waning '90s TV and movie sweethearts (see: Drew Barrymore, Katie Holmes, Jennifer Aniston) who are getting serious in the beauty business. And not just as spokesmodels. But why?