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The founder of The Sartorialist says that in some ways, the growing numbers of street style bloggers make his life easier.

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Kristen Stewart said something nice! About fashion! We wish she would stop wearing sneaks on the red carpet, but we'll take what we can get. {HuffPo} Hilary Duff is really benefiting from those prenatal vitamins, as she was able to give up something beloved by all Hollywood starlets: Her hair extensions. {US Weekly} Scott Schuman, the man behind the Sartoralist, sounds like he might possibly be the hardest person ever to shop for. {Refinery29}

From Mario Testino to Vogue.

Street style's a hot topic lately. So we thought after that Times profile blowing the lid off the subject and revealing how contrived and and monetizing the whole medium has become, we'd chat with pioneering street style photographer Scott Schuman (again) and get his perspective on something that he, in a way, helped create.

There's no doubt that The Sartorialist's Scott Schuman--largely (and rightfully) credited as one of the first street style sites--has reached a leve

Scott Schuman, the man behind "The Sartorialist" who arguably helped street style photography become the all-pervasive phenomenon it is today, will be receiving the CFDA Media Award for journalism on June 4 along with girlfriend and fellow style blogger, Garance Doré. In the past Schuman has been pretty outspoken about his success and his general disgust for mainstream fashion media. He continues the dialogue (rant?) in the latest issue of GQ, which hits newsstands May 22. Schuman spouts off to Alex Pappademas about everything from why blogs are better than magazines (historically one of his favorite topics) to his complicated relationship with Dolce & Gabbana. Even Kanye West pops up in the story to offer some worshipful quotes about Schuman. Click through for the highlights of the very entertaining story, which you can read in full here.

Kate Moss's Arm is Paralyzed: Don't freak out! It's only temporary. Lady Kate woke up in the Ritz Paris this past weekend to find herself unable to move her right arm and hand. Apparently the condition is caused by ulnar nerve entrapment, which, while nowhere near permanent, can take several months to totally disappear. Which means it might be a while till KM can work again-- though, with all the photoshopping that goes on, it probably wouldn't be much of a problem to edit Kate's limp limb. {Daily Mail} Jude Law's Daughter's Conversation-Starting Dress: 12-year-old Iris Law attended Vivienne Westwood's show, with mum Sadie Frost, wearing a little babydoll Peter Pan-collared dress covered in a conversation hearts print. Sounds adorable, right? Except that, upon closer inspection, the sugary hearts read some not-so-sweet phrases like 'Blow Me,' 'Please Drown,' and our favorite, 'Eat Shit.' Sadie later apologized to the disapproving public via Twitter, claiming the oversight was a #genuinemistake. {Styleite} High-End Retailers Are Doing Better Than Wal-Mart: For the ninth straight quarter, budget retail giant Wal-Mart is reporting major profit losses. But higher-end stores like Saks and Blommingdale's have reported increasing profits, with customers spending more on such luxury goods as high-priced jewelry. It seems that Wal-Mart reduced its prices so sharply over the holidays, it actually lost profit. Would raising its prices and quality of goods (with Macy's and Target-like collaborations, for example) help or hurt Wal-Mart? {New York Times}

What could say "I love you" better than a fat, blingin' rock from Tiffany & Co.? The famous jeweler seems to think you can. For years, couples have looked to Tiffany's to provide them with tangible symbols of their love, and now, just in time for Valentine's Day, the retailer wants its customers to help them define the emotion. Yesterday, Tiffany & Co's whatmakestruelove.com, a "unique guide to matters of the heart," launched an interactive photo blog, "True Love in Pictures." The retailer tapped the talents of street style photographer Scott Schuman (of Sartorialist fame) and his girlfriend Garance Doré to curate a collection of images that will serve as a source of inspiration for future users. The blog features snapshots of canoodling couples (not them sadly), his and her housewares (like "S" and "G" mugs ahem), and handwritten love notes. Aw.

Sad news in the world of campaigns: We hear that Scott Schuman, the marvelous photographer behind The Sartorialist, has been cut from the upcoming Gap

We love when good things happen to good people. So here's the equivalent of a newspaper posting pictures of cute puppies: Scott Schuman was just shot

We were kindly sent cleaner photos of our newest Streetwalker, Scott Schuman. Click to check him out in his full glory.

Tonight's the open house for Scott Schuman's photo exhibition at Danziger Galleries, and it's going to be special. After all, Scott Schuman is The Sar

We didn't say much about men's fashion week, not because we don't care, but because some things are best left to the Sartorialist. (And because we are