Following the unveiling of their September issue starring the late Princess Diana, Vanity Fair has released its annual International Best Dressed List, which, as usual, is full of surprises--some more pleasant than others.

Last Monday might have been the last we will ever see of Gwyneth Paltrow at the Met Gala. The actress complained, "I'm never going again... It was so un-fun... I did not enjoy it at all." Poor, poor thing. {US Weekly} Kate Moss gets a St. Tropez tan. The supermodel strips down for the self-tanning brand's first international ad campaign. {WWD} Hedi Slimane finds yet another new rockstar muse! The designer is dressing Keith Richards for The Rolling Stones' 50 And Counting Tour in waistcoats, jackets, silk scarves, and t-shirts. Slimane's "Keith" collection will also be available for purchase in Saint Laurent stores. {Grazia} Petite-a-Porter.com is in the works as Net-a-Porter plans to explore kidswear. {Mashable}

We thought the holiday season was the perfect time to spread a little love throughout the fashion industry--but since we don't see Hedi Slimane sending Cathy Horyn a Christmas card anytime soon, we decided to use our imaginations.

Saint Laurent just got the ultimate rock n' roll endorsement: A spokesperson for the brand confirmed that The Rolling Stones' Keith Richards, the very essence of badass-ness, wore various Saint Laurent pieces on stage this month. But is Hedi Slimane's cool clientele enough to make consumers forget the fashion critics?

We love Zach Galifianakis, but really? Designing a handbag? We thought he just carried one in the movies. We never saw it coming but it's true. The comedian has been tapped by Keith Richards' wife Patti Hansen to design a one-of-a-kind handbag for her line Hung On U, which will be auctioned off for charity at the bag line's Barneys launch party. Proceeds will benefit the Epidermolysis Bullosa Medical Research Foundation Galifianakis isn't the only unlikely guest celebrity designer:

Everyone wants to look like a rock star, but not everyone wants to dress up in a machine-gun bra like Lady Gaga. For the more practical among us, we look to four old-school men of rock and update their signature vibes for our own stylish brand of androgyny-chic.