Remembering the year in made-up celebrity faces (and hair).

Adorable little North West even got in on the early bird action.

Didn't think a shirtdress could look this sexy, did you?

As she transitions into acting, she wants to play "strong" female roles. Right on, Cara.

It's got the kind of easy California vibe we've become accustomed to seeing from House of Harlow, which launched with accessories in 2009.

Last week, we hung our heads in shame after it was discovered that Nicole Richie's dramatic lilac dye job was nothing more than a Photoshop fantasy. But little did we know that exactly seven days later, we'd be having the last laugh. Ha! Ha ha ha!

Paris Hilton's ex-BFF (sorry, love, you will always be that to me) posted an Instagram Monday morning showcasing her apparent approval of spring's pastel trend: A full head of striking, lavender-hued locks.

The biggest fashion stories of the week, save for the one about how we received a big block of cheese in the office (which was actually very awesome).

She looks pretty hot, but she's only 15 so we feel a little weird saying that.

For the world premiere of ARTPOP in Berlin, Lady Gaga has so far donned a furry chicken/moldy cheese mask, bared her unicorn-tattooed thigh, dressed like a sexy Salvador Dali (mustache included), and gone barefoot in a fluffy ghost-like sheath earlier this morning. We ask ourselves, how much Gaga is too much Gaga? {Daily Mail} Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen just bought an apartment in One Madison Park for a cool $14 million. It's on the 47th floor, so you'll need a NASA-issued telescope if they're hoping to catch a glimpse of the genetically gifted fam. (Not that we condone that...) {Page Six} Prince George's official christening photos have been released and there are quite a lot of fancy hats involved. {CBS}

Lena Dunham Instagrammed a pic of her new Marie Claire UK September issue cover, thanking "sweet Erdem" for making women of all sizes look gawgeous. {Marie Claire UK and Instagram via @lenadunham} You can add horseback riding to Mary-Kate Olsen's list of hobbies: The CFDA-winning designer was spotted at the Hampton Classic this weekend, accepting an award for her horse Marvelous. {NY Post} We were so busy fawning over Michelle Obama's perfect Tracy Reese dress yesterday that we failed to notice... her new highlights! {Glamour} Stella McCartney and Goop collaborate on a line of... we don't know exactly what yet. But here are some pretty good guesses. {Telegraph}

For the first time in its decade of existence, the annual Style Awards, honoring the brightest stars in fashion and entertainment, will be aired on television, according to WWD.

Rachel Zoe's reality TV days are officially over. Let's reminisce over the past five tumultuous years.

And Teen Vogue's September cover star is... One Direction! Wonder if they used their makeup collection for the shoot... {Teen Vogue} Feeling stressed, ladies? Say hello to the soothing effects of vaginal steaming—a centuries-old Korean treatment that is now available at a spa near you. {PopSugar Fashion} Cara cover alert! Cara Delevingne makes like a modern-day Audrey Hepburn in the Breakfast at Tiffany's-inspired cover shoot for Vogue Japan, lensed by Patrick Demarchelier. {Fashion Gone Rogue} Speaking of Tiffany's, one comedian has quite the taste for the iconic jeweler's sparklers. While shooting his upcoming film Finally Famous, Chris Rock decided the earrings he was wearing were "weak," so he sends a "minion" to pick up new ones for him at Tiffany's. {NY Post}

Is Jay-Z's style moving into dad-territory? The rapper just cannot take off his Theory button-up (buttoned up to the neck, no less). {The Cut} Looks like David Beckham is really taking it easy during his retirement--psych! The soccer star signed on to host a Saturday morning children's television show that aims to help kids get back into sports. {InStyle UK} As more fashion designers make their foray into beauty, it seems they are changing the face (get it?) of the makeup industry. {New York Times} Here's a sight for sore eyes! Former it-model Abbey Lee Kershaw is back as the face of Jill Stuart Beauty. {The Front Row View}

The CFDA Awards--aka fashion's Oscars--are upon us. But unlike the Oscars, where celebs tend to play it safe and throw on a strapless fish-tail number, the CFDA red carpet tends to be a bit more interesting, a bit more risky. These are fashion people trying to impress other fashion people, after all. So with that in mind, take a look at what everyone from Hillary Clinton to Jessica Chastain wore tonight.

Summer is almost here, and for major movie stars, that means one thing: Blockbuster season. While we line up at the box office to see movies like The Great Gatsby or Star Trek: Into Darkness, starlets run a worldwide marathon of premieres, interviews, and even film festivals like Cannes, each one requiring a different outfit.. It is undoubtedly glamorous--but it's also a lot of hard work for their stylist. We wanted to know just what kind of work goes into planning a celebrity's wardrobe for a media tour, so we caught up with Cher Coulter--stylist to Rosie Huntington-Whitely, Kate Bosworth and Sienna Miller, just to name a few--to get all the behind-the-scenes details on press prep.

Sure, some celebs chose to ignore the punk theme at last night's Met Gala completely. (Couldn't you at least have worn a token spike or two, Anna Wintour?) But we were pleasantly surprised to see how many celebs did make an effort, especially with their hair and makeup. Click through to see the Met Gala's riskiest 'dos and learn how they were conceived and created.

The theme of last night's event was punk--though you wouldn't necessarily know it from the red carpet. Though some of the guests did step up the 't