Breaking News - Lady Gaga's Hairy Bedmate, Donatella Versace's Artful Heart and Elle Triumphs over Vogue
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DONATELLA GIVES THE GIFT OF ART
The platinum blonde and very tan namesake creative director of Versace -- known for her scandalous silhouettes and bold colors -- seen on stars including Jennifer Lopez, Madonna and Angelina Jolie -- will provide art supplies to underprivileged children in the U.S. and China for the "Art Unites" program in conjunction with NYC's Whitney Museum.
[WWD]
LACOSTE IS LEAPIN' FOR LIZARDS
While luxury brand Hermes is breeding crocs for Birkin bags, preppy sportswear brand Lacoste wants to save its alligators. The purveyors of timeless polos and apparel featuring the broad-snouted reptile is the first company to join the "Save Your Logo" campaign, which calls for businesses to aid animals and plants associated with their brands.
[Racked]
NO, HER FIRST NAME AIN'T "GWEN." IT'S "GAGA." "LADY GAGA," IF YOU'RE NASTY
Sasha Fierce may be the alter ego of Beyonce Knowles, but as for Lady Gaga, with her hair-made bow as a bed buddy and her great bosoms of fire, she insists her freaky and far out stage persona is who she really is.
[HuffingtonPost]
THE REAL COST OF BECOMING A ZOEBOT
With the second season of "The Rachel Zoe Project" airing soon, the celeb stylist reveals her fashion necessities on Entertainment Weekly. But, how much coinage will be needed if one must have her "must-haves"? Get the breakdown here.
[Jezebel]
WILL "ELLE" REPLACE "VOGUE" AS THE NEW FASHION BIBLE?
Readers of fashion glossies know to expect plenty of temptation from salacious celebrity ad campaigns such as Eva Mendes for Calvin Klein. And until now, Vogue has been a leader in selling page space for the lusty spreads. But, for the first time in 24 years, Elle has outsold them.
[Forbes]
The platinum blonde and very tan namesake creative director of Versace -- known for her scandalous silhouettes and bold colors -- seen on stars including Jennifer Lopez, Madonna and Angelina Jolie -- will provide art supplies to underprivileged children in the U.S. and China for the "Art Unites" program in conjunction with NYC's Whitney Museum.
[WWD]
LACOSTE IS LEAPIN' FOR LIZARDS
While luxury brand Hermes is breeding crocs for Birkin bags, preppy sportswear brand Lacoste wants to save its alligators. The purveyors of timeless polos and apparel featuring the broad-snouted reptile is the first company to join the "Save Your Logo" campaign, which calls for businesses to aid animals and plants associated with their brands.
[Racked]
NO, HER FIRST NAME AIN'T "GWEN." IT'S "GAGA." "LADY GAGA," IF YOU'RE NASTY
Sasha Fierce may be the alter ego of Beyonce Knowles, but as for Lady Gaga, with her hair-made bow as a bed buddy and her great bosoms of fire, she insists her freaky and far out stage persona is who she really is.
[HuffingtonPost]
THE REAL COST OF BECOMING A ZOEBOT
With the second season of "The Rachel Zoe Project" airing soon, the celeb stylist reveals her fashion necessities on Entertainment Weekly. But, how much coinage will be needed if one must have her "must-haves"? Get the breakdown here.
[Jezebel]
WILL "ELLE" REPLACE "VOGUE" AS THE NEW FASHION BIBLE?
Readers of fashion glossies know to expect plenty of temptation from salacious celebrity ad campaigns such as Eva Mendes for Calvin Klein. And until now, Vogue has been a leader in selling page space for the lusty spreads. But, for the first time in 24 years, Elle has outsold them.
[Forbes]
Wondering how you're going to afford your next piece of designer clothing? Good news, you might not have to donate plasma after all. Taking a cue from last year's brutal (for retailers) holiday season, 
Katie Holmes has basically built herself a whole new career out of being married to Tom Cruise -- well, that -- and shopping. In large part because of her habit, the actress has reportedly put about $14 million dollars back into our economy over the past six months.
Just because you were born with a silver spoon in your mouth, doesn't mean you were born with manners. Case in point: 37-year-old Mathias Guerrand-Hermes, heir to the uber-luxurious Hermes empire. The "socialite" and "polo player" 
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Well, it beats spending time on a decades-long waiting list for an iconic Kelly, doesn't it? 
Recession, schmession. We're not tightening our belts for any looming economic downturn.
It took me a few days to realize that this photo was not a photo-shopped image torn from the pages of 
