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It's all so sparkly.

And Grimes is BACK! In Adidas slides, no less.

Prabal Gurung Designs Uniforms For Sephora: Why couldn't this happen while we were working retail? For the first time since 2001, the cosmetics and beauty retailer is changing their uniform, and using the talents of Prabal Gurung to make their staff look fresh ta def. WWD reports the new uniform choices will include a "black shift dress with red trim and a fitted black pantsuit with red accents for women, and a black shirt, black sweater with red accents and black pants for men." Haute! {WWD Subscription required} Jennifer Garner Is so Adorable on InStyle: The actress and soon-to-be mommy x3 covers the January issue of the glossy. But she doesn't think she's as cute as we do (!): "I wish I was one of those cute pregnant girls who wear skinny jeans throughout their pregnancies. But I just gain weight.” You're pregnant! You're supposed to! {JustJared} Speaking of Skinny Jeans During Pregnancy--Sasha Pivovarova Is Possibly Pregnant: The Russian model is three months pregnant with her first child. Congratulations to Sasha and her husband, Igor Vishnyakov! That kid is gonna have some mean cheekbones! {Belfast Telegraph}

We love it when musical generations and genres collide. (Remember Johnny Cash covering Nine Inch Nails?) When Lady Gaga is involved, the results are

Hannelli Mustaparta Stars In Net-A-Porter's Fall Ads: The stylish blogger joins Annabelle Dexter-Jones, Atlanta de Cadenet and Shala Monroque for the sale site's "real people" campaign. {WWD} Editorial Musical Chairs: Fact: WWD reports that Chris Dixon, design director for New York mag, is going to Vanity Fair. Rumors: Brides VP and publisher Carolyn Kremins might go to another Condé mag and EIC Millie Martini Bratten might exit the company, while Lucky VP and publisher Michelle Myers might be ousted by Bill Wackermann, their executive VP who also heads Glamour, W, Bon Appétit and Details. {WWD} Models Don't Really Make Much Money: A former model speaks out about the inconsistent pay and difficulties faced by unknown models who don't land Victoria's Secret contracts or Vogue spreads. {NY Times} From Runway to Rack--How Department Store Exclusives Happen: Big retailers usually ask designers for exclusive colors or cuts from their runway looks-- here's how they make their wares stand out. {WSJ}