Rue La LA

And competitor Gilt Groupe may be interested in buying it.

• By Tyler McCall
  Jul 29, 2014

Diamonds are a girl's best friend, as is an internship at Cartier.

• By Fashionista
  Mar 29, 2014

Another Rock Star/Model Couple Is Over: Turns out he will eventually leave this bed: model Anne Vyalitsyna and Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine have called it quits. "Adam and I have decided to separate in an amicable and supportive manner," the Victoria's Secret stunner says in a statement. Anne must have missed that crucial lesson of model/rockstar relationships: never make a music video with your boyfriend. It will live on as an awkward memento. (See: Stephanie Seymour in "November Rain.") {People} Arizona Muse Talks Motherhood and Modeling: Mom haircut be damned! Arizona Muse is still one of the hottest moms on the planet, and she talks to the Telegraph about the challenges faced by a young mother starting in the industry: travel, breastfeeding, and body bounce-back (try not to hate too hard when Muse says she prefers her post-baby bod!). Though she faced some serious challenges, it seems like Muse has found a good balance between high fashion and high chairs. {Telegraph UK} Salma Hayek is Radiant on the Cover of Lucky: The gorgeous Latina star opens up to the mag about being fat, broken out, and unable to pay the rent after leaving her native Mexico to make it in Hollywood - hard to believe when you look at her in the accompanying spread! She also says husband François-Henri Pinault loves Hayek at her most natural: botox-free face, curves, wild-hair and all. To that we say, "Amen!"{Lucky}

• By Tyler McCall
  Apr 2, 2012

Maybe you've never heard of Vente-Privee, but if you've ever visited Gilt Groupe, HauteLook, Rue La La, etc., you know what they do. The French company launched a designer flash sales site back in 2001 (that's six years before Gilt Groupe and HauteLook) and inspired the launch of Gilt. The firm is a huge player in Europe--they currently boast 13 million users and about $1 billion in yearly sales--but they've steered clear of the US. Until now. This morning, American Express announced a joint partnership with Vente-Privee to launch an American site later on this year. (Each company owns 50% of the venture. And this is VP's first foray into a non-European market.)

• By Lauren Sherman
  May 12, 2011