Heidi Klum and Seal Aren't The Kind Who Have Nasty Break-Ups: We've watched a lot of nasty celebrity divorces unfold (see: Demi & Ashton), but just a day after confirming his breakup with his supermodel wife, Heidi Klum, Seal is assuring us that his divorce will not be drama-filled (at least not publicly). The singer told Tavis Smiley: "We're just not those kind of people. What one has to do in this situation is to remain civil, to retain one's dignity, to be professional, and to understand that we are not the only people on this planet that are going through this." {ONTD} Get Ready for Zac Posen x Lord & Taylor: The young designer is teaming up with the retailer to curate a capsule collection of twelve dresses ranging from $149 to $199. More affordable Zac Posen? We don't hate it! {StyleCaster} Solange Knowles is Perfection in February's InStyle: We dare you to identify the flaws in Solange Knowles' shoot for InStyle magazine. Oh wait, you can't, because it's flawless. The DJ and new aunt rocks her signature prints and turbans for a super fun spread in this month's issue of the glossy. We'll be needing every single outfit in our size, thank you very much. {My Damn Blog}

Rodarte, Prada, Honor...Some of our favorite labels--and ones we don't often see at awards shows--made an appearance on the red carpet at last night's Critics' Choice Awards, and boy was it a treat. From Diane Kruger's Prada gown from Spring 2012 (one of our hands-down favorite collections of the season) to Elle Fanning's Rodarte ensemble, last night's dresses were surprisingly high fashion. Cross your fingers that the red carpet keeps moving in this direction! Click through to see our top 10 looks.

It's no secret that fashion and movies--and the actresses who make them--go hand-in-hand. ELLE knows this well, and is hosting its 18th annual Women in Hollywood event, co-sponsored by L'Oreal Paris, the Calvin Klein Collection, and David Yurman. It's a glam girl-power event every year that honors women's achievements in film. “As has long been our tradition, this year we honor an extraordinary group of women who continue to redefine what is possible in Hollywood,” said ELLE editor-in-chief Robbie Myers (via a release). “From icons to stars to emerging talent, we are thrilled to celebrate their contribution to understanding what it means to be a woman in the wider world.” The ceremony will be held this year on Monday, October 17 at the Four Seasons Beverly Hills Hotel. We were lucky enough to get a sneak peek at the lovely and talented ladies who are going to be honored next month. And the honorees are...(*drumroll*):