Because Winona forever, guys.

How very!

We've got Friday's biggest scoops for you, including two sexy new fashion shoots starring Selena Gomez and Winona Ryder.

Director Bryan Singer tweeted a first look at Jennifer Lawrence as the shapeshifting blue mutant Mystique for the upcoming X-Men film, Days of Future Past. {Vogue UK} In other Jennifer Lawrence news: the actress almost found herself literally catching fire when a plate of candles on a tall column nearly fell on her head at the Hunger Games: Catching Fire party at Cannes. {US Weekly} Rihanna has tapped model Erin Wasson, along with fellow musician Pharrell, for her Styled To Rock reality competition TV series slated to air in the US later this year. {Vogue UK} The company that produced Lindsay Lohan's 6126 leggings line, DNAM Apparel Industries, is suing the troubled actress for $5 million for hurting business with her "drug-addled image." {HuffPo}

Clearly we're a little influenced by the Met Ball's punk theme this May, though we're planning to balance that out with a classic cobalt Madewell purse and a dream trip to the Outer Banks courtesy of Purple Diary.

A seemingly age-defying Winona Ryder (Wino forever?) graces the latest cover of Interview. {NY Daily News} Giancarlo Giammetti, star of Valentino: The Last Emperor and longtime business partner of the brand, is penning a juicy autobiography including more than 50,000 photos snapped over the last 50 years. {WWD, Subscription required.} Suzy Menkes doesn't sound too thrilled about The Met's highly anticipated Punk: Chaos to Couture exhibit. {NY Times} What inspired the birth of Chanel No.5? Comprising 240 curated elements, the "No.5 Culture Chanel" exhibit launched in Paris yesterday to offer a deeper understanding about the fragrance's origins. {WWD, Subscription required.}

The Great Gatsby events weren't the only happenings to draw a well-heeled crowd this week (though we've never seen so much perfect Prada in one place). For instance, Zoe Saldana's killing her Star Trek press tour; Georgia Jagger reminded us how stylish she is at a Sunglass Hut event; and Emilia Clarke continued to prove us right in a lovely Dior number. Click through for all that and the rest of our 10 best dressed!

With a new Tim Burton film coming out and news of a small screen Heathers reboot, people are talking about Winona Ryder. So, from Heathers to Reality Bites to Lucas, we took a look back at Winona Ryder's best fashion moments in film.

more This week kicked off the Venice International Film Festival and naturally that came along with tons of chic red carpet looks. And fittingly many

We are in the middle of Paris fashion week, with the YSL, Chanel, and Miu Miu shows still to come. But don't forget the other notable fashion event

LOS ANGELES--Sofia Coppola, Winona Ryder, Freida Pinto, Lou Doillon, Jessica Chastain…name a fashionable young starlet and they were there at Friday

What we're obsessing over in May.

more This week was all about keeping it simple with neutrals and solids. Emmy Rossum pulled off head-to-toe orange (which Drew Barrymore recently pro

As you may have heard, Naomi Campbell spent her morning testifying at former Liberian president Charles Taylor's war crime trial. She may not know what Liberia is or what diamonds look like unless they are "shiny in a box," but she does know how to dress for a courtroom. The supermodel begrudgingly delivered her testimony in a sweet, cream-colored Alaia number with a sheer cardigan. We think she stayed appropriately conservative, but the outfit reminded us of when Winona Ryder caught flack for wearing a really cute see-through Marc Jacobs dress back in 2002 when she was on trial for shoplifting. It's interesting to see what celebrities (or their stylists?) put together when they know they'll be judged not only on their poor decisions, but their outfits as well. Perhaps real judges aren't paying much attention to whether a potential criminal is wearing Fendi or Moschino, but we definitely are. So, click through for our favorite courtoom fashion moments.

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