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Not one to be overshadowed by her older twin sisters, Elizabeth Olsen gets her own cover for the September issue of Dazed & Confused, shot by Angelo Pennetta. {The Fashion Spot} We've said it before, but now it's New York Times-legit: Eva Chen is “the first editor-in-chief of our generation.” {New York Times} Now everything from ramen to Wacoal bras can be bought in vending machines in Japan. {PSFK}

One Stop Beauty Shop: Our beauty editor replaced her entire multi-product regime with one magical elixir: coconut oil. Find out why this natural (and budget-friendly) swap left her pleasantly surprised. Smile for Your Lover: When gorgeous models and genius photographers pair up, sparks brighter than a flashbulb can fly. Take a look at the best model/photographer couples throughout history. Beyoncé and Her Famous, Flowing Mane Part Ways: We bid farewell to the singer's luscious hair and her signature hair-flip dance moves, and Bey's colorist Rita Hazan tells us how she created the pixie crop's gorgeous new shade.

Push-up bra commercials tend to be pretty formulaic: Put a hot girl in bra, cut to lots of close-ups of her insane cleavage and call it a day. But this Taiwanese commercial for a Wacoal push-up bra turns that formula on its head. It begins with the usual lingerie fodder--lots of sensual shots of an attractive woman, her blouse oh-so-casually undone to show her lace bra peeking through. But then, this woman begins to undress and things get...well, very interesting.