The Met and many, many more.

Following in the footsteps of Louis Vuitton and Moda Operandi, Net-a-Porter is the latest retailer to promote a fashion exhibition with an exclusive capsule collection.

Kim Kardashian is releasing her fourth fragrance, a "luxury" scent called True Reflection. A Lord & Taylor rep said the perfume will reach a more mature audience who can "share in Kim’s experiences in reflecting on what she’s gone through." Right... {WWD subscription required} Here's the cover of LC's new book-- aptly titled Beauty-- as well as shots from her summer lookbook for Kohl's. {ONTD} The Victoria and Albert Museum in London will open its "Ballgowns" exhibit in a fortnight (a term we might actually use if we were located anywhere remotely geographically close to attending this amazingness), which will include gowns worn by Beyoncé and Bianca Jagger. {Vogue UK} Because Beyoncé is literally good at everything, now she's getting a writing award. {HuffPo via ONTD}

Given the record-breaking success of this year's Alexander McQueen retrospective at the Met, museums would be smart to put more fashion in their halls. And if today's piece in WWD on museums "getting fashionable" is any indication, they are. Harold Koda, curator in charge of The Costume Institute at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, told the trade, “Clearly the critical as well as popular success of the McQueen show suggests that fashion design has a more secure place in the precincts of an art museum.” While any museum would be hard-pressed to recreate the magic that was "Savage Beauty," more fashion exhibits are popping up all over the world and several big ones are already on track to debut next year.

LONDON--Designer Osman Yousefzada claims to accomplish with pattern cutting what plastic surgeons do with scalpels. On Friday afternoon in the chasmic Raphael Gallery of London's trove of ancient art, the Victoria and Albert Museum, he aimed to demonstrate just that. Applauded for his graceful draping and masterful cutting, the designer was tapped to showcase a taster of his past collections in the V&A's public Fashion in Motion series. Previous homegrown talents showcased in the triannual events include the late Alexander McQueen, Gareth Pugh and Vivienne Westwood.