Mary Alice Stephenson

Emma Watson really is all grown up, as evidenced in her June 2013 W cover shoot, lensed by Michael Thompson. {W} We're not sure who got luckier--Prince Harry or Karolina Kurkova. The two shared a chaste smooch at a polo match on the last day of the prince's US tour. {US Weekly} Here's the 16-piece Kate Bosworth-inspired collection by Topshop, which the actress herself wore at Coachella in April. {Vogue UK} Rita Ora--who is kind of Madonna's doppelganger--is the new face of Madonna's clothing line, Material Girl. {The Sun}

Ever wondered what it's like to dress Kate Middleton? One of her go-to designers spills all the deets. {HuffPo} Lana Del Rey is still around, covering L'Officiel Paris looking like she stepped off an old Italian film set. {DesignScene} Just when we thought peace was at hand, former MTV reality star Kristin Cavallari claims producers of The Hills bribed her co-stars with $10,000 Birkin bags to accuse her of drug use on camera! Oy. {US Weekly}

The Clothes: Season after season, Rachel Roy serves up collections that are extremely wearable, feminine, and generally appealing to a wide range of

Cate Blanchett is Unretouched on Intelligent Life The actress covers The Economist's lifestyle offshoot looking completely natural. We mean no airbrushing, no extreme light manipulation-- nuthin'. We can see her wrinkles, and better yet, recognize her-- and she looks beautiful. {Racked} Sarah Jessica Parker Wishes Anna Sophia Robb Good Luck: To congratulate her on her role as a young Carrie Bradshaw in the CW's upcoming The Carrie Diaries, Sarah Jessica Parker sent Anna Sophia Robb a nice letter of encouragement, from one Carrie to the next. {Us Weekly} Peep the First Images from Vogue Netherland's Debut Issue: Fashin has a look at a few editorials in Dutch Vogue's inaugural issue, and we must say, they're far more interesting than that rather... plain cover might suggest. {Fashin}

Last night's Lucky Shops VIP shopping night was a bit of stylish mayhem in the middle of Manhattan's Meatpacking District. I estimate there were at least a zillion people in attendance, all carrying reusable Lucky shoppers loaded with discounted designer duds and nibbling away at the most adorable miniature hors d’oeuvres I've ever seen. A decent smattering of celebs mingled amongst the crowd as well, also scouring the racks for deals and trying on sparkly costume jewelry. There were two whole floors of excellent bargains, with most stalls offering 30 – 50% off of retail prices, and some even more.

Rachel Zoe presented her second collection for her eponymous line today at at her showroom in midtown Manhattan. It was a hot-ticket show with a line snaking around 39th St. onto Broadway. And, ever the perfectionist, Zoe delivered. The showroom was abuzz (and aTwitter) with praise for Zoe, and before we got a chance to talk to her, stylist Mary Alice Stephensen gushed that she "LOVED IT" three times. The collection of effortlessly sexy summery separates was inspired by "Brigitte Bardot in the south of France in the late '60s early '70s" Zoe told us. "It's when she was running around being glamorous without ever trying to be glamorous." Which is quite a thing to aspire to. But Zoe's collection might just get you there. Check out a few more snaps I took of the presentation. We'll post the full gallery, review, and the deets on what Skyler Morrison Berman was wearing, later.