News to read before heading out on your long weekend.

While critics were not exactly over the moon about Hedi Slimane's YSL debut, buyers apparently were. And isn't that ultimately more important?

J. Crew is on a roll. After reporting a strong sales lift two weeks ago (profits nearly doubled over the last year), the retailer has another exciting announcement: Their wares will now be available in Hong Kong and China, thanks to a new collaboration with luxury retailer Lane Crawford. According to a press release, a curated selection of J.Crew's women's and men's ready-to-wear collection, as well as shoes, will be available at select Lane Crawford stores and online starting in October 2012.

Hong Kong woman Dion Leung Wai-yin is seeking compensation from Lane Crawford for "depression" and "anxiety" after allegedly being locked in the department store's VIP room for, gasp!, more than 90 minutes, reports WWD. Leung had reportedly gone to the luxury department store to get a Chanel bag authenticated that she had bought there. She had noticed flaws in the bag, and after trying the Chanel store who reportedly refused to repair it, Leung took it back to Lane Crawford where she requested authentication and a full refund. It was then, in the V.I.P room, that Leung was treated to such atrocities as free drinks and chatty sales staff.

Kardashians Slapped With Another Lawsuit for Endorsing Yet Another Questionable Product: Will these ladies ever learn? Khloe and Kim are facing a pending lawsuit over the QuickTrim dieting supplement. Apparently, the product contains high levels of caffeine, which detractors say are both unsafe and ineffective when it comes to losing weight. {Page Six} Tyra Banks to Graduate From Harvard Business School: Models are smart ya'll, and Miss Tyra Banks is living proof. The retired model cum media mogul is about to get her degree from one of the most renowned business schools in the world. Her advice for success? "Don't chase the money, even if you want to be a banker. Chase the passion. Chase the dream." Easy for someone with lots of money to say! Either way, congrats to Ms. Banks! {E! Online} New York Fashion Week was the Most Diverse It's Been in A Minute: The overwhelming majority (79.9%) of models who walked last week were white, but Jezebel found that NYFW was especially (term used loosely) diverse this year. Asian models represented the largest minority group at 8.8% , followed by black models making up 8.0% of the overall demographics. These are still rather paltry percentages if you ask us, but as they say: baby steps. {Jezebel}