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Sometimes a gift of perfume can feel a bit uninspired. It's easy to run out at the last minute and grab your sister/best friend/mom a bottle and call it a holiday. But there's a way to give fragrance without looking like the last-minute gift shopper you secretly are.

Cole Haan's latest campaign features none other than the great Maya Angelou, along with three other awesome 85-year-olds, all born in the same year as the Cole Haan brand: 1928. We're really into Maya's sassy leopard shoes. {WWD} Rihanna wore a teeny tiny cross grill between her two front teeth at last night's VMAs. How many people do you think tried to offer her a toothpick before they realized it was on purpose? {HuffPo} Is Beyoncé trying to break Rihanna's record for "Number of Different Hairstyles Possible in the Shortest Period of Time"? Yeah, she changed her hair again. {Us Weekly}

Pippa Middleton wore a gorgeous floral and lace Tabitha Webb dress for the Queen's Coronation Festival. {Fashionista Inbox}* You'd never guess these celebrities modeled for Abercrombie & Fitch! Wait--chiseled jaws, blue eyes, and abs for days? Maybe you would have guessed. {HuffPo} Katy Perry revealed she's a lifelong Freddie Mercury fan, naming her next fragrance "Killer Queen" after Queen's hit song. {WWD} Aww! New fam Kim Kardashian, Kanye West, and North "Nori" West nap together. Wonder if they wear matching Givenchy pajama sets? {US Weekly}

Those eyes! That hair! Alexa Chung looks like a gorgeous porcelain doll in a sneak peek of her new L'Oreal hair campaign. {Grazia} Speaking of eyes, here are some “eye bags” you’ll actually want – illustrators Craig & Karl covered MCM summer bags with quirky doodles. {Refinery29} A demure-looking Gisele gets a foot bath in this behind-the-scenes video of her Vogue Italia June cover shoot - maybe she had to wash off all that sweat from her Vogue Brazil cover? {YouTube} Kim Kardashian's "garden chic" baby shower may have had more flower crowns than Coachella. {Grazia}

For Resort '14 Moschino Cheap & Chic's design team turned the hands of time back to the summer of '67, taking inspiration from the distinctively West Coast, love-in vibe that emanated out of places like Berkley and Haight-Ashbury at the time.