Good things come to those who wait (for their tans).

Got a lemon of a self-tanner on your hands? It turns out an actual lemon (as in, from the grocery store) can help. Read on for that and other self tanner correction tips we got from the best bronzing experts out there--and never walk outside looking like an Oompa Loompa ever again!

We did all the dirty work so you don't have to.

Last Monday might have been the last we will ever see of Gwyneth Paltrow at the Met Gala. The actress complained, "I'm never going again... It was so un-fun... I did not enjoy it at all." Poor, poor thing. {US Weekly} Kate Moss gets a St. Tropez tan. The supermodel strips down for the self-tanning brand's first international ad campaign. {WWD} Hedi Slimane finds yet another new rockstar muse! The designer is dressing Keith Richards for The Rolling Stones' 50 And Counting Tour in waistcoats, jackets, silk scarves, and t-shirts. Slimane's "Keith" collection will also be available for purchase in Saint Laurent stores. {Grazia} Petite-a-Porter.com is in the works as Net-a-Porter plans to explore kidswear. {Mashable}

Right about now is when my skin goes from pale to transparent. Which is why I always reach for the self-tanner this time of year. The only issue is that my boyfriend hates, and I mean hates, the smell of self-tanner (he claims he's allergic and makes a big show of opening the window to let the room 'air out.') Anyway, keeping in mind his delicate sense of smell, I've been searching for a self-tanner that didn't, you know, reek. And here it is!

Remember back in August when WWD spotted Karl Lagerfeld in St. Tropez filming a music video with French electro-pop artist Jean Roch and LBC native S