Tracy Anderson

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Cara Delevingne is crowned "Miss Cool" on the cover of Vogue Australia's October issue, shot by Benny Horne. {Vogue Australia} Courtney Love called "that hillbilly" Miley Cyrus "sort of punk in a weird sex way." She's certainly got a way with words. {NY Post} "Bring back John Galliano!" The founder of London boutique Browns, Joan Burstein, shares why the fashion industry still needs the controversial designer. {Vogue UK} Kenzo creative directors Carol Lim and Humberto Leon reveal the story behind the brand's insanely popular tiger sweatshirt—and how it almost didn't happen. {Vogue UK} Urban Outfitters takes a video tour inside Lisa Frank HQ in Tucson, AZ and talks with the Lisa Frank herself. It's just as magical as it sounds. {The Atlantic}

Fitness guru Tracy Anderson is perhaps best known for turning Gwyneth Paltrow's body into the sculpted perfection it is today. Turns out that was no easy process. See, Gwyn had a very serious condition, according to Anderson: Her butt was "long".

Do Gwyneth Paltrow and Rachel Zoe have a secret competition going on? First, Zoe launched daily newsletter The Zoe Report, immediately sparking comparisons to Paltrow's GOOP. And now, Gwynnie is following in Zoe's foot steps, with plans to open a blow dry bar of her own.

Beyoncé is auctioning off an outfit from one of her music videos--as soon as the sleeves get sewn back on. Bey danced so hard she ripped them clean off. {NYPost} Gwyneth Paltrow and her personal trainer Tracey Anderson cover January's issue of Redbook and some people think it could have used a bit of that Photoshop magic. {HuffPo} Anne Hathaway is "devastated" that she flashed the paps and they saw, well, everything. {US Weekly}

With this week's onslaught of gloomy drizzle putting our thrice-weekly power walks around Central Park on hold, it felt like a cruel joke when we learned that fitness guru Tracy Anderson would be co-hosting a cocktail fête at Juicy Couture's showroom. To paraphrase Tai Frasier, "our buns, they don't feel nothin' like steel." Anderson's behind the intimidatingly sculpted physiques of some of Hollywood's finest (Madonna and Gwyneth, anyone?) and the invite stated that she'd share her bikini-season tips with us not-so-athletic attendees. Amongst a slew of St. Tropez-inspired summer looks, from striped maxi dresses to broad-brimmed straw hats to charm bracelets and oversize sunglasses in cheery rainbow hues, we sipped low-cal drinks with The Glamourai's Kelly Framel, Runway Hippie's Sonia Evers, and a bunch of other fellow bloggers. The evening's tequila cocktail of choice, combining cayenne pepper and lime, sounded oddly Master Cleanse-esque at first, but proved refreshingly delish.