Queen Elizabeth II

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Our fascination with fascinators may have started with the Royal Wedding, but we don't see it ending any time soon (especially not with the imminent Royal Birth--do you think the baby will be born wearing a tiny hat?). So it naturally follows that we love a good horse race, and lucky for us, the Royal Ascot races are in full swing.

Queen Elizabeth II is getting downright festive in her holiday dress (well, for her, anyway). {HuffPo} Jane Fonda is 75 (!) and credits her youthful looks to good genes...and, okay, a good plastic surgeon. {US Weekly} A new study shows a majority of women prefer 1950s-eqsue men; let's not try to unpack the feminist implications of that and just enjoy looking at Jon Hamm as Don Draper, shall we? {Daily Mail} Andrej Pejic covers Elle Serbia in head to toe Jean Paul Gaultier. {Styleite}

Angela Rockwood, one of the paraplegic stars of the Sundance Channel's show Push Girls, has landed a Nordstrom campaign. {HuffPo} Is your vagina feel

We just can't get enough of fascinators. They're just so... fascinating. And though these festive toppers haven't quite caught on stateside, they're p

Queen Elizabeth II is all set to celebrate her Diamond Jubilee--that's 60 years on the throne as the Queen of England--and 60 years of elaborate hats

Barneys is teaming up with Disney for their holiday campaign this year. The festivities are going to include a "fashion film" starring designers, editors and other fashion insiders." Sounds magical! {WWD subscription required} Victoria Beckham tweeted a glam pic of herself on the set of a magazine shoot. The Beckhams also revealed who Harper's godmother is. (Hint: the initials are EL.) {InStyle UK} Check out the costumes for the upcoming Snow White and the Huntsman movie. {Fabsugar} Kanye West's hotly anticipated Nike Air Yeezy II will be in stores June 9. We hope you sneakerheads have saved your coins. {ELLE}

They may disagree on the season's must-have accessory, or which color is "in," but British designers are united on at least one thing: Their love for

Plus sized model Candice Huffine covers Spain's S Moda Magazine, and of course, she hasn't got a stitch of clothing on. I guess we can add 'naked plus sized model' to the list of de riguer fashion tropes like jumping models and Marilyn Monroe-inspired shoots. {Fashion Foie Gras} Elza Luijendijk stars in Versace's Fall 2012 Campaign, shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott. {WWD subscription required} Ari Seth Cohen's Advanced Style coffee table book launched today! {SheFinds}

Oh, Kate, we had such high sartorial hopes for you! It was only last week that the Duchess formerly known as K-Mid wowed the fash world with that st

Kristen Stewart covers Elle's June issue and swears up a storm in the accompanying article. She poses with herself dressed as a man for the editorial, and we have to say, she's one hot dude. {ONTD} Giorgio Armani, who will turn 78 in July, is reportedly creating a foundation that will ensure total control over the future of his brand. It all sounds very secretive and James Bond-esque, and of course, Armani reps won't comment. {WWD} Here's one sure-fire way to brighten your Monday: J.Crew's colorful collaboration with CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund runners up Creatures of the Wind launches today. {SheFinds} Opening Ceremony will debut a magazine this August called OC Annual. Each issue will be built around a theme, and first up is (what else?) the London 2012 Olympics. {Refinery29}

Two notable people surprised us with a pop of pink this week. Proving that pink is becoming the color of the season, both The Queen and Marc Jacobs

Marni and H&M's Charity Tee Will Benefit Japan: We'll have to wait another two months to shop the hotly anticipated H&M/Marni collaboration, but here's a peek at a charity tee that'll be included in the collection. Twenty-five percent of the hand-drawn t-shirt's proceeds will benefit the Red Cross in Japan, which is still struggling to cope with the aftermath of last year's massively destructive tsunami. The only thing better than giving to charity is giving to charity and getting a cute new tee in the process! {Telegraph} The Queen to Display Diamonds, Make Us Feel Really Poor: Turns out there's more than one Liz with diamonds to spare: To celebrate her 60th year on the British throne (and possibly to brag a little), Queen Elizabeth II will put a large collection of diamond jewelry and other precious monarchy jewels on display at Buckingham Palace. “Diamonds: A Jubilee Celebration,” will open to the public in August. {WWD} Brad Goreski Says Rachel Zoe Doesn't Send Thank You Cards: Our beloved Brad may have his own show now, but he still doesn't seem to have the Rachel Zoe stamp of approval. Recently he told Wendy Williams that he never received a thank you card for the Hermes baby gift he sent the sent his former employer. Poor B... I'm sure RZ just has been waiting for some stationary from that rumored home collection. {Styleite}

There's one facet of the royal wedding that has most everyone (and especially us) rapt: Kate Middleton's dress. Who will design it? (No, really, tell us if you know.) Speculation over who will land the coveted commission has reached fever pitch and overshadowed all the other key players. And we thought they deserved a little love. Plus, we know more about what Prince William will wear, and what his grandmother the Queen will wear, and what Kate's sister and maid of honor will wear, than what Kate's wedding dress will look like. So as the big day draws near, here's a look at what you can expect everyone else to be wearing.