Kristen Bell

In a world where Kate Middleton is heavily scrutinized for not disguising her still-present bump just one day after giving birth and Victoria's Secret Angels are runway-ready a mind-blowing seven weeks post-pregnancy, it's almost unheard of for an actress to cover a glossy before she's back at her pre-pregnancy weight. Which is precisely why Redbook's September issue starring Kristen Bell and hitting newsstands today, is unlike anything else you'll see this month. We talked to the mag's editor in chief about her decision to put Bell on the cover.

Um--let's file this rhinestone "leotard" (and matching pasties) under "Things Only Kate Moss Can Wear"--on the cover of Esquire UK, no less. {Esquire UK} If you think J.Crew is a little bit pricey here in America, be glad you don't live in the UK! Trendy Brits realized the retailer's prices were marked up a whopping 40% across the pond. {The Sunday Times} Katy Perry graces Elle UK's September issue cover in a super-cute Glen plaid Dolce & Gabbana getup. {Elle UK} Prada's wacky and quirky Autumn/Winter campaign film features 3-D models navigating a suspicious, 2-D domestic universe. {Wonderland Magazine}

The September issues are kind of like the Olympics in magazine publishing: Each glossy competes to be the biggest and the best. Booking the right cover star is, obviously, a big part of the battle. Likewise, for celebrities, nabbing the cover of a September issue is a coup of sorts. So who got the honors this year?

Condé Nast welcomes a royal into its family. Kate Middleton's 29-year-old sister, Pippa, is Vanity Fair's newest contributing editor. {NY Post} Alexander Wang's faceless model campaign for Balenciaga continues. {Grazia} One Direction has unveiled a fragrance called "Our Moment," which comes in vaguely fan art-looking packaging and a pink bottle. The scent is that of pink grapefruit, wild berries, and red currants--not like it matters very much what it smells like, anyway. {WWD} No Chanel exclusive for 'jersey': The UK Intellectual Property Office has denied the iconic French house the trademark for the word 'jersey,' which has been the name of one of the brand's fragrance lines from 2011. {HuffPo}

We've already thoroughly analyzed the Golden Globes red carpet, from the fashion trends to the best and worst dressed. But let's not forget about what was happening above the neck. The beauty last night, much like the fashion, was pretty but a bit unispired. However, the good news is that most of it was incredibly wearable for real life people.

The Golden Globes are here! As quickly as Ryan Seacrest is shuffling them down the red carpet, we've been collecting pictures and dress credits for all of our fave celebs. From new mamas Claire Danes and Megan Fox to some fashion risk takers (love your dress, Katharine McPhee!), click through to see all the red carpet looks from the Golden Globes.

Are these earrings from the Dolce & Gabbana Spring 2013 show racist? Some people are crying foul over these and the matching prints that went down the runway. {HuffPo} The full editorial from Vogue Paris starring Kate Moss and George Michael has hit the internet, and even though we still don't quite get it, the photos are stunning. {Design Scene} Kristen Bell stars in Target's first shoppable video, called "Falling for You." It's a romantic comedy. Really. {FabSugar}

Someone online has apparently been selling tickets to "another Victoria's Secret fashion show." Thankfully, between beach photo shoots and generally being hot, Angel Adriana Lima has time to set the record straight. {YouTube} Would Carrie be Carrie without her Manolos, or would she be just as witty in Pierre Hardy? Would Samantha still work in PR or in social media marketing? Find out what Sex and the City would be like if it was filmed in 2012. Admit it, you want Carrie Bradshaw on Twitter. {Buzzfeed Shift} Karl Lagerfeld on Kate Middleton's style: he wouldn't change a thing. {The Hollywood Reporter}

The People's Choice Awards might be one of the more pointless award shows (seriously, does anyone actually watch it?) but that doesn't mean the red carpet has to be. Actually, we're pretty sure the only reason to watch the show at all is to scope out what all the cute young starlets are wearing. And in that respect, last night's show was a doozy. From Chloe Moretz in Proenza Schouler to Jennifer Lawrence in Viktor & Rolf, last night's red carpet was surprisingly high fashion. Click though to see who made our top 10 best dressed from the night.

We hear Jordache, maker of vintage jeans and employer of Heidi Klum, is more than a little upset with Gossip Girl. See, according to a GG insider at t