Is interviewing by email — and even text — going to be the new norm for cover stories?

And Gisele gets a high-low Australian 'Vogue' cover.

Bow down, bitches.

And Nic Cage wore a shirt with his face on it.

And definitive proof that pizza works as a street style accessory, courtesy of Tommy Ton.

Also, Diane von Furstenberg loves a man in a turtleneck.

We're only three days into the new year, and the giant jewels have already managed to snag as many covers.

Find out which title won "Best Use of a Cat!"

Jillian Davison, creative director of Vogue Australia, is succeeding Anne Christensen.

Sasha Pivovarova covers Vogue Russia in a punky getup with straight dark hair and bangs. She kinda looks like Rory Gilmore's alter-ego. {The Front Row View} Lindsay Lohan sort of matches her hair to her ladylike dress (well, aside from those bazoombas) to talk to Oprah about her alcohol addiction and "only" doing cocaine "10 to 15 times." Sure, Lindsay, that's practically zero times. {Salon} And for those of you wanting to dress like LiLo, good news! She's just launched a style blog. Sort of. {LindsayLohan.com} Google Glass is featured in Vogue in an attempt to make the cyborg look fashionable. Will it work? {New York Times}

You really, REALLY need to see what Channing Tatum wore for P Diddy's runway show back in 2003. {BuzzFeed} We'll take any excuse for Clueless to be newsworthy again! The movie turns 18 this year, so here's an interview with its genius costume designer. {MTV Style} Whoa--she's always had a vintage vibe, but Lana del Rey looked like a '60s blueberry at her concert in Russia. Also, that powder blue eyeshadow looks like it came out of a "Video Game"... is that what you were going for, Lana? {Daily Mail} Sofia Coppola makes pajamas look sexy like she always does in Vogue Australia's August issue. {Fashion Gone Rogue}

While we're still not entirely convinced that The Great Gatsby is ever actually going to be released (we've been hearing about it for over two years now), we're getting hopeful. The latest evidence that it's coming soon? Vogue Australia's May issue features Karlie Kloss decked out in looks designed by Miuccia Prada and Tiffany and Co. for the movie.

It's the mini-Kardashian's most legitimate, fashiony editorial yet.

We hope your bags and backs are ready because it's nearly that time of year again! That's right--the September issues are upon us! As Candy Pratt's

As you may have started to notice, all 19 editions of Vogue, from the U.S. to India, dedicated their June 2012 issues to health. The collective deci

The Australian fashion industry is abuzz with the shock announcement that Edwina McCann, who has been editor of Harper’s Bazaar Australia for the past three years, will replace Kirstie Clements at arch rival publication Vogue Australia. Clements spent 10 years as editor-in-chief of Vogue, which is published by the Rupert Murdoch owned News Magazines. (Harper’s is part of competitor ACP Magazines.) The announcement comes with no shortage of speculation.

Garance Doré Doesn't Think The Vogue Kiddie Diet Article Was Necessarily A Bad Thing: While we're all up in arms over Dara Lynn Weiss' "Weight Watcher" testimony in this month's Vogue, blogger Garance Doré thinks it does serve a positive purpose. She writes, "...I find it good that Vogue, through that testimony, breaks the silence of one of those 'normal' women that live with a food disorder all their life." While she makes a good argument for awareness, it's not like there isn't a huge discourse about eating disorders, especially in the fashion world. We're more concerned about the psychological effects Weiss' actions had on her perfectly healthy seven-year-old. {The Cut} Lady Gaga Tweets A Photo of Herself Without Makeup: ... so we guess she doesn't go to bed entirely in costume like we imagined? {Lady Gaga Twitter} Joan Smalls Covers Vogue Australia: Joan Smalls is on the cover of like, everything right now, and that includes the May issue of Vogue Australia. Continue to collect those coins, Ms. Smalls! {Fashin} Dolce & Gabbana Sues Dolce & Banana: No, this is real. The famed Italian design house has filed a lawsuit against Cape Town gift shop Dolce & Banana for trademark infringement, claiming the store "makes a mockery of the well-known trademark, Dolce & Gabbana." Sounds like Domencio and Stefano are not fans of clever puns. {Racked}