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Topshop has hired Antipodium's Geoffrey J. Finch to be its new creative design consultant. {Vogue UK} Grab your Miley Cyrus foam finger while you can--the cheapest Halloween costume you'll maybe ever come by is apparently almost sold out. {The Cut} Valerie Steele, director and chief curator at The Museum at F.I.T., revealed this morning that the its fall 2014 exhibit will be "Dance and Fashion." We knew Rick Owens was onto something... {WWD}

Personal Style Bloggers Are Making Bank: You know when your favorite style blogger links to the pieces of her outfit so you can buy them? Those little links are helping them rake in insane amounts of cash. We'll tell you just how much they're getting. Sick of Seeing Outfit Post After Outfit Post on Your Blogroll? Check out these 20 emerging bloggers whose sites boast a bit more substance. When Acne Doesn't Stop After Puberty: So apparently our skin feels entitled to a quarter-life crisis, too. Here's how to get yours back on track.

From working with legendary Harper's Bazaar editor in chief Liz Tilberis to editing hundreds of "Who Wore It Best" columns for Us Weekly, fashion editor Sasha Charnin Morrison is one of the industry's most interesting stars.

Barneys is teaming up with Disney for their holiday campaign this year. The festivities are going to include a "fashion film" starring designers, editors and other fashion insiders." Sounds magical! {WWD subscription required} Victoria Beckham tweeted a glam pic of herself on the set of a magazine shoot. The Beckhams also revealed who Harper's godmother is. (Hint: the initials are EL.) {InStyle UK} Check out the costumes for the upcoming Snow White and the Huntsman movie. {Fabsugar} Kanye West's hotly anticipated Nike Air Yeezy II will be in stores June 9. We hope you sneakerheads have saved your coins. {ELLE}

Admit it. You love US Weekly. So do I. So much so that I stopped saying, “Oh, I only read it at the nail salon,” and actually got a subscription delivered to my home. For this edition of “My Favorite Beauty Products” Gwen Flamberg, the beauty director at US Weekly, was kind enough to share her picks with us. Before US, Gwen wrote about beauty at the Ladies’ Home Journal and Fitness, and has worked with The Today Show, Good Morning America, Extra, and E!News. (We’re sure she has some interesting celeb tales to tell.) Here are her picks:

Sometimes I feel as though I live in a fashion bubble. There are people that are fashion famous--or at least very well-known in fashion circles--that I assume those who work outside of the industry aren't particularly familiar with. Anna Dello Russo may be a rock star to me and those who read this site, but has my 22-year-old cousin living in Washington D.C. and working at Nikon ever heard of her? Unlikely. So I was a little surprised last weekend when, whilst flipping though a copy of US Weekly on my first day off since September 5, I stumbled upon the rag's annual list of Most Stylish New Yorkers. Along with the usual suspects--Gossip Girl's Kelly Rutherford, Katie Couric, our favorite PR powerhouse, Kelly Cutrone--two bold-faced names stood out in particular: Scott Schuman and Garance Dore. Now, before you say "Wait, this is old news!" I know. But like most fashion people, I wasn't paying attention to anything outside of Lincoln Center and Milk Studios on September 14. I was too busy worrying about the fact that The Row just canceled their New York show to scan the latest issue of US. So forgive me. But I feel compelled to share my thoughts with you anyways, dear reader. Although I doubt we'll be seeing this particular superlative mentioned on The Sartorialist homepage underneath "Selected as one of Time Magazine's Top 100 Design Influencers", it might be even more significant.

Color Us Happy: The first look at Balenciaga's Jennifer Connelly-less SS10 campaign. We vote yes. You? {Women} An Original Muse: Ines de la Fressa

No, No, and No: I am incredibly opposed to jean on jean. I will never be convinced otherwise. Brit Brit and JT scarred me for life. Kanye on Idol this

Girl On Film: Home schooled kids so did not look like this where we grew up. And they certainly didn't get to appear in ads with Bambi. {W} Hot Damn!

About Bloody Time: The NY Times finally caught on to the whole vampire obsession. Phew, now we can believe it's real. However I do thank them for givi

The Oscars are safe. Starlets choose something long, something pretty, something with a jewel on top. But our Oscars, the CFDAs, are a celebration of

Thanks to Hollywood's recent penchant for all things fashion - The Devil Wears Prada, Sex and the City, Confessions of a Shopaholic - names like Vivie

Heidi Klum graced the pages of the new Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue. The beloved annual spread is half swimsuit catalogue for women, half eye can

We're not sure why Mr. Blackwell's annual list of the worst dressed celebrities is such a momentous feat. The man behind it, born Richard Selzer in Br

Whether or not a person has killer style is truly up to debate. We can’t remember how many arguments we’ve had over whether Rachel Zoe always looks a