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Tomorrow marks Prince William and Kate Middleton's royal wedding anniversary. It was a stylish, momentous event and if you're looking to take a walk down memory lane, we covered every aspect of Prince William and Kate Middleton's royal wedding for you to peruse. Check out our roundup for the complete breakdown — ranging from an all-angle breakdown of Kate Middleton's Alexander McQueen dress to what the guests were wearing — and tell us what you think about their big day. Congrats to the happy couple for one amazing year!

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>> Sarah Burton of Alexander McQueen and Spanx inventor Sarah Blakely are the only two names in fashion to land on Time's annual list of the world's 100 most influential people.

Burton famously designed the wedding dress Kate Middleton wore when she married Prince William last year, and has been running Alexander McQueen since its founder Lee McQueen committed suicide in 2010. In the entry accompanying Burton's name, Sarah Jessica Parker — a longtime McQueen supporter — celebrates Burton's dedication to her craft. "She thinks about women and art and stories, weaves her tale into the future of fashion," Parker writes. "On the runway she is inspired."

Journalist Katie Couric penned Blakely's entry, in which she jokingly points out that Blakely doesn't need to wear her own waist-slimming products. "Poor thing," Couric writes, "She was a size 2 when the idea hit her."

The list honors other fashionable women who aren't in the industry — Viola Davis, Claire Danes, Rihanna, Adele, Pippa Middleton, and Kate Middleton are all included. An increase to two fashion names on the list is an improvement over last year; in 2011, Tom Ford was the only designer on the Time 100.

But Time hasn't forgotten about the runway set. The magazine recently released a list of the world's 100 greatest fashion icons, which includes Anna Wintour, Naomi Campbell, Steven Meisel, and Coco Chanel, among others.

Photo: The finale of Alexander McQueen's Fall 2012 show.

Charlize Theron is always sharp, but the actress popped up in Paris in an outfit — soft pink Stella McCartney blazer, black leather pants, Giuseppe Zanotti cap-toe pumps — that took chic to exciting heights. After a French dinner, Charlize hit the streets to show off her sweet-cum-badass ensemble, which included a killer Alexander McQueen clutch and Stella McCartney black aviator shades. Charlize's look sans blazer would have been too hardcore, but with it, it got a much-needed feminine jolt. Black-and-white cap-toe pumps ensured that she stayed right on trend. If you can't get enough of Charlize's Parisian look, shop similar pieces below to re-create it for your next fancy dinner. Then ditch the leather pants for wide-leg trousers for a more work-appropriate version.

>> Those stories and more in our daily news roundup.

• Sarah Burton looked Anna Wintour straight in the eye and lied to her about her involvement with Kate Middleton's royal wedding dress — not a feat most designers could pull off. According to Hamish Bowles, the editor cornered Burton and asked her point blank whether or not she was designing it, and Burton said no. "Anna was telling everyone, 'Sarah told me she's not doing the dress, so she's not doing the dress,'" Bowles said. [The Cut]
  

• A few other pieces of Alexander McQueen's creations are on display as part of the Victoria and Albert Museum's current exhibit, titled British Design 1948-2012: Innovation in the Modern Age. Among other items included in the exhibit is "a tattered Anarchy in the U.K. T-shirt designed by Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren." [Fashion Etc]
  

• The Model Alliance today released an analysis of the modeling industry's working conditions and found that 68 percent of the models surveyed suffered from depression or anxiety, and 77 percent had been exposed to drugs and alcohol on the job. The analysis also revealed that 93 percent of models get their start in the industry before their 20th birthday. [The Fashion Spot]
  

• Marissa Mayer is known as much for her position as one of the top female engineers at Google as she is for her penchant for designer clothing. "Oscar de la Renta is an amazing designer who works really well with color and detail which I think is something that's inspiring," she says. "When you want to treat yourself to something that's really beautiful, that really inspires you and captures your imagination, you should buy it." [BuzzFeed Shift]
  

• Just how many issues of Vogue has Kate Moss covered? According to a new book, Kate Moss: The Making of an Icon, she's been on over 300 covers of international editions of the magazine, including her recent September 2011 cover of American Vogue. [Stylelist]

Tennis beauty Maria Sharapova helped TAG Heuer open a new store in Miami, and along with her fancy watch, sported a badass Alexander McQueen slash LBD. Her exact dress is available for $1,760, but if that's not in your budget, you can still get the slashed look without slashing your wallet. What we love so much about Maria's McQueen is how the cutout bodice helped counterbalance the girlishness of the mermaid hemline. While a classic LBD is a must, having something fashion forward is equally great for those times when you'd rather look less good girl and more bad babe. Check out the widget below to see some of our favorite slashed little black dresses — there are slashes in front, back, side, all over, so take your pick.

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