Plus, Daria Werbowy looks flawless in new Céline ads.

Things were as stripped down as ever in this collection -- even more so, really, for an elegantly restrained "I want everything" effect.

We've got a ton of juicy news to keep you warm on this snowy Tuesday!

Covered-Up Cover Controversy: People took offense at funny lady Melissa McCarthy's covered-up Elle cover--find out what the mag had to say about it. It's Sweater Season! There's nothing quite like the feeling of wearing a cozy sweater. From sweaters with cuddly animals on them to chunky knits and pastels, we've rounded up all of fall's best sweaters by trend. Does Ichabod Crane Have Nothing Else to Wear? Four episodes into Sleepy Hollow and Ichabod's still in that same Revolutionary War outfit. We talk to the show's costume designer Sanja Hays to find out the reason behind his enduring look.

What did you wear when you were five? The Children's Place? Limited Too? Maybe a little Gap Kids sprinkled into the mix? Not Michelle Tanner. (Yes, we know she's not real.) According to Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, their fictional Full House alter ego's wardrobe was a whole lot more Chanel than OshKosh B'gosh.

Gisele Bündchen wears a cozy-looking turtleneck sweater on the cover of Self Service magazine's Autumn/Winter 2013 issue, shot by Roe Ethridge. {The Front Row View} How do Mary-Kate and Ashley get that perfectly tousled hair? The Olsen twins' hairstylist Mark Townsend reveals their secrets. {The Coveteur} Is Selena Gomez following in Miley Cyrus's footsteps? A source says the former Disney star has recently shot a "racy" 15-page fashion spread with Amanda de Cadenet for Flaunt magazine. {NY Post}

Carolyn Murphy lies out on the sand for Vogue Thailand's June cover shoot, lensed by Lincoln Pilcher. {Fashion Gone Rogue} Chloë Sevigny says the "obscene" sight of crowds of girls in "denim underwear" at Coachella made her rethink her stance on jean cutoffs. {The Cut} A Chanel internship with Karl Lagerfeld is just one of the awesome things that will be up for auction at Natalia Vodianova's Love Ball, which will help raise funds for the model's charity The Naked Heart Foundation. {WWD} The new beauty trend straight men are apparently embracing? Color manicures. {New York Times}

Natalia Vodianova rocks the French flag colors (and, well, the USA's, and the UK's...) for Glamour France's July 2013 cover. {Fashion Gone Rogue} Burberry has partnered up with the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA) to search for the UK's future film, TV, and gaming stars in a new British talent promotion called "Breakthrough Brits." {The Hollywood Reporter} Looks like Hedi Slimane has an admirer. Angelina Jolie wore all-black Saint Laurent once again for her second red carpet appearance since having a double mastectomy. {Grazia} I couldn't help but wonder how the heck it's been 15 years since Sex and the City premiered?! Tempus fugit... {ONTD}

Last night, Superga invited fashion's best and brightest to celebrate their first-ever American store in SoHo--and they pulled off an impressive feat in the process, getting many of fashion's die-hard heel-addicts, including the brand's Creative Directors Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen, to ditch their signature stilettos for Superga's cool and classic sneaks. Hey, anything that gets us closer to wearing comfy shoes at fashion events, we can get behind! At the event we also had a chance to chat with Steven Madden, who is responsible for bringing the classic Italian brand stateside and who has worked with the Olsens for five years, first on their Elizabeth and James shoe line and now on Superga. Madden is a pioneer--and a character--in the shoe industry and he's certainly not one to mince words. When asked what it was like to work with Mary-Kate and Ashley on the twins' line of shoes for the brand, Madden said with a wry smile, "Painful. Painful."

Hermes Better Watch Its Back: LVMH has upped their stake--again--in the company and now holds 22.3 percent of their shares (up from 21.4 percent) and has 16 percent of the firm’s voting rights. {WWD, subscription required} Emma Watson's Lancôme Makeup Ad Leaked: They're only concept drawings for the campaign for Lancôme's upcoming line Rouge in Love, to be released in February, and starring Watson, but man, aren't they pretty? {Racked} 30 Never Looked So Good: Forbes lists the year's standout names in Art & Design for their 30 under 30 series. Joseph Altuzarra, Chris Benz, Pamela Love, Alexander Wang and the Olsens are among those that made the cut. Get ready to start feeling very unaccomplished. {Forbes} Bebe Says 'I Do': The mega retailer has ditched one reality TV star (Kim Kardahian) for another (Project Runway contestant Rami Kashou) in an attempt to revamp their brand into something a little more sophisticated. Rami will be designing the brand's all-growed-up line of bridal wear, which she describes as "feminine, elegant, timeless and romantic." {The Cut}

Textile, the denim and casual t-shirt line from Elizabeth and James, has gotten so popular that it now warrants its very own advertising campaign. Designers Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen wanted to completely differentiate Textile from its sister brand, so they hired model Abby Brothers to spend some time in the desert--Joshua Tree, to be exact--and the images were shot on digital, Polaroid, color, and black and white film for a collage-y feel. It's a much more laid back look when compared to Elizabeth and James, which has a pretty, flouncy identity. Click through to peep the campaign.

The CFDA Awards are a time to reflect on the amazing work of American fashion designers and industry professionals. (And a chance to wear an evening gown, which doesn't come around as much as I wish it would.) In honor of tonight's ceremonies, we've rounded up our favorite looks from this year's CFDA nominees and I've got to say, they're all pretty amazing. From Pamela Love's hefty gems to 3.1 Phillip Lim's quirky dudes, the CFDA noms are a diverse bunch. Hurry up and click through to see the best of the best of American fashion and place your bets on tonight's winners.

The juggernaut that is the Olsen twins refuses to stop. Mary-Kate and Ashley are now throwing their big, floppy hats into the interactive e-commerce arena with a new venture, WWD reports today. StyleMint, which launches this July, will work the same way as jewelry site JewelMint, which boasts Kate Bosworth and her stylist Cher Coulter as partners. It’s basically a 21st century “of-the-month” club, but with personalized recommendations that get more specific the more you buy. You register as a member and fill out style quizzes so that the site can tailor purchase suggestions for you--WWD likens it to the algorithms used by Pandora. You can also link to Facebook and Twitter through the site to garner opinions from your friends and followers.

Boutiques.com, Google's new fashion venture, launched in beta today. And it's pretty much what was expected: A listing of several boutiques with pieces pulled from Like.com's vast retail network, which includes Topshop, Anthropologie, and Neiman Marcus. Some boutiques were created by the blogger/designer/celebrity they represent. For instance, Nicole Richie, Susie Bubble, and Olivia Palermo have each designed their own boutiques. As have brands like DvF and Rag & Bone. Conversely, Carey Mulligan and the Olsen Twins seem to have nothing to do with the creation of their respective boutiques. And Sarah Jessica Parker, who was rumored to be building a boutique for the launch, is nowhere to be found.