Marilyn Monroe

It's a real shame this publicity tour is coming to an end.

And Scout Willis explains why she freed her nipples.

The iconic and classic beauty remains a huge fashion inspiration

Yes, Kim Kardashian and Kanye West finally got their Vogue cover, but other news did happen today.

In Kanye West's words: "She was controversial; she's controversial."

Looks like all those Pilates classes paid off for Miss Cyrus (NSFW).

Chanel has unveiled a new ad campaign featuring Marilyn Monroe -- which, as you probably could have guessed, uses footage that isn't all that new.

No word on whether she'll be making appearances to promote her new gig.

If anyone can make an adorable cartoon bird sexy it's Phillipe and David Blond of The Blonds. This is the duo that corsets and bedazzles the likes of Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Christina Aguilera and more after all. For their spring/summer 2014 show, The Blonds have collaborated with Warner Brothers for a Tweety Bird inspired collection. Phillipe and David are calling her the "original blonde." In addition to passing along some exclusive tail-feather-shaking looks with us, David and Phillipe answered all our questions about the collab. Starting with... Tweety Bird? Really?

We've all heard the same old summer makeup tips: Wear less foundation, use waterproof mascara, don't use heavy moisturizers. But there has to be other ways to update and weatherproof your makeup for the sweaty season, right? We picked the brains of our talented, creative makeup artist friends for some very unexpected summer beauty tips (Kool-Aid as a lip stain? Yep, that works). Best part? They're all DIY which means they're wallet friendly too. Click through to learn some new beauty tricks for the summer and totally impress all your friends.

Because a palace with a moat obviously isn't enough for a family of five, Tom Brady and Gisele Bundchen are now house hunting in the West Village! {NY Post} Cara Delevingne dyed her famous eyebrows blue. See it to believe it. {InStyle UK} Angelina Jolie looked bewitching (literally) in Saint Laurent--and some serious engagement ring bling--at a charity event yesterday in NYC. {US Weekly} It seems Kate Middleton was none too pleased when a child presented her with a "lookalike" doll on her Scotland romp! Here's why... {Daily Mail}

Macy's is debuting a totally adorable juniors' line inspired by Marilyn Monroe. {Macy's} We wish we were the "friend" holed up drinking wine with Jennifer Lawrence in Hawaii in these pap shots. Call us, Jen? {US Weekly} Beyoncé had a pair of Isabel Marant wedge sneakers customized by PMK in exotic skins that include anaconda and stingray. Guess who's upset? (Spoiler: It's PETA). {HuffPo} Rumor has it Kerry Washington abandoned a custom Marchesa gown for Miu Miu on Oscar night (risking the ire of Harvey Weinstein in the process--yikes!). Public apologies seem to be de rigueur, Kerry... {NYPost}

Heidi Klum explains how she stays classy amid pressure to pose nude. #supermodelproblems. {HuffPo} If you don't already love the hit HBO series Girls, you will now: the show has teamed up with Urban Outfitters to pay your rent for a year! {Urban Outfitters} Scientists have found a way to dye hair brown using gold nanoparticles...but we think it might be easier to just stop at Duane Reade. {io9} Claire Danes covers February Elle and discusses why she won't be a stay-at-home mom. {US Weekly}

Titans of the footwear industry mingled alongside shoe-obsessed celebs like Victor Cruz, Fergie, Miranda Kerr, and more at last night's 26th annual Footwear News Achievement Awards held at MoMa. But the real star of the night was shoe designer Stuart Weitzman, who received the Lifetime Achievement Award. "I am not so naive as to not know that there are thousands of people in this industry who work as hard as I do," said Weitzman of the honor. "Not everybody gets noticed, so it's pretty humbling to be noticed." Well, Weitzman has been noticed by everyone from Queen Elizabeth II to Beyonce, who recorded a special video congratulating him ("I've danced literally 1,000 miles in his amazing shoes," she shared). So is there anyone Weitzman wishes he could see in his designs?