And Madonna went full-on Khaleesi to celebrate Purim.

Karlie Kloss wears Saint Laurent on the cover of Vogue Japan's November issue, shot by Patrick Demarchelier. {The Fashion Spot} The battle for workers' rights in Bangladesh continues. A failure to reach an agreement on minimum wage has sparked a series of protests in Dhaka. {WWD} Lena Dunham's little sis Grace couldn't help but make fun of her sister's rather, errr, questionable Emmys outfit: "It's like the Delia's catalogue made a red carpet dress!" Ouch. Then again, that's kind of what little sisters are for. {US Weekly}

Comic Heroes Come to Life: We take a look at the most talented folks in the cosplay game, a.k.a. Comic Con's equivalent of street-style stars. And they have their own versions of sex symbols. Enraged Directioners Might Be the New Swifties: Rabid One Direction fans mistakenly attacked American GQ Magazine on Twitter, angry over British GQ's cover story. GQ responded in the most hilarious ways ever. Steal the Style of a Woody Allen Heroine: Dying to copy Annie Hall's casual menswear perfection or Tracy from Manhattan's sophisticated schoolgirl? We'll show you how. Granny Panties Are Back: You heard us. Dig the big underwear out from the back of your drawer, and kiss those thong-induced perma-wedgies goodbye.

Name: Abby Beal What do you do? I'm an attorney. What's the first website you visit every morning? CNN.com. If you could travel anywhere in the world right now, where would you go? Colombia. What are you currently obsessed with? I'm always obsessed with flat sandals! What are you currently listening to?

Whether the women in Allen's films are portrayed as neurotic or naive—confident or confused—they endure as strong female personalities onscreen—with a unique sense of style to match. From Annie Hall to Vicky Cristina Barcelona, here’s how to wear your favorite Woody Allen character's signature style.

Donatella Versace revealed her new vision for Versace's little sister brand Versus at what was essentially a rave held at the Lexington Avenue Armory last night.

Stefano Gabbana and Domenico Dolce are taking their flair for the theatric to the silver screen again. The designers, who also appeared in 2009's Nin

Prada’s Stock Officially Goes Public: Want to own a piece of Prada? Its IPO will take place June 23 or 24 before it trades on the Hong Kong stock exchange. We wonder if shares come with a free bag. {WWD, subscription required} Woody Allen + Dior?: Woody Allen’s new film Midnight in Paris is full of high-end French luxury brands, like Goyard and...Christian Dior? One can only assume that the goods were given to the film before the Galliano scandal, or that Allen can easily dissociate the designer from the brand, which should make Dior very happy. {PageSix} Sarah Ferguson Speaks and Says Some Weird Shit: Like that her husband, Prince Andrew, who she divorced in 1996, is her soulmate. And that she had to have her daughter, Beatrice, talk to the Harper’s Bazaar people to help them deal with her mum’s “freak out.” Her new reality show on OWN may get a place on our DVR. {Harper’s Bazaar} The Lady Gaga Dress on Gilt Sold in Seconds: For $20,000. So don’t be sad, because you couldn’t have afforded it anyway. {The Cut}

Book Away: IMG's S/S 2010 show package is out and ready to analyze—there's plenty of fresh blood to dissect too. Perfect Friday before a long weekend

The big news today is that Woody Allen is suing American Apparel for misappropriation of his image. Apparently, Woody was never contacted about billbo