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• Jourdan Dunn grew up wanting to model herself after her mother: "She always seemed to make things work without ever complaining. She whips me into shape," she added in the latest issue of The Edit. [Net-A-Porter.com]
  

• Carlyne Cerf de Dudzeele has added her voice to the ongoing debate about Fashion Week street style: "It's ridiculous . . . I love the real street, and this is not what I call the real street. They all dress to be photographed and I don't think this is real." [Fashionista]
  

• In regards to Justin Timberlake's constantly evolving style, GQ's Jim Moore says: "None of it works unless the person looks the part and is willing." [The New York Times]
  

• Peter Som definitely knows how to capture an audience — he's already amassed 3.3 million followers on Pinterest. "We're a small company and we don't advertise in the conventional way," he explained. "Pinterest is a great way to get my point of view out there." [The Business of Fashion]
  

• Andrea Casiraghi and fiancée Tatiana Santo Domingo welcomed a baby boy yesterday. [Vogue Italia]
  

• After signing with both Toronto and Istanbul Fashion Weeks, IMG has announced a new partnership with leading wholesale marketplace Joor. [Daily Front Row]
  

• Anna Wintour's chef, Hank Tomashevski, catered a recent event celebrating Irene Neuwirth's CFDA nomination at the home of Barneys New York CEO Mark Lee. [Page Six]
  

• In honor of Easter, Stella McCartney's childrenswear website has launched a game which allows its users to playfully decorate animated eggs. [The Cut]
  

• Anja Rubik debuted her Giuseppe Zanotti collection with the help of some rocking tunes. [Harper's Bazaar]
  

• The skateboarder isn't really wearing jeans in American Eagle's spray-on spoof. [Lucky]
  

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• Illustrator Damien Florebert Cuypers sketched some of the most iconic looks from last night's red carpet for a special collection of Oscars-themed images. [AnotherMag]
  

• Last night marked the 10th consecutive year that the top winners at the Academy Awards — including best actress Jennifer Lawrence — donned jewels by Chopard. [PS Fashion News Inbox]
  

• Cara Delevingne has officially trademarked her name, protecting it from being used as a marketing tool for everything from perfumes and handbags to even walking sticks. [Telegraph]
  

• Reed Krakoff can't resist a good Bravo reality show. "I love TV, very bad TV and very good TV," the designer said. "I like The Real Housewives of New York City . . . I draw the line at Atlanta." [The Wall Street Journal]
  

• The British Fashion Council has announced that the next dedicated menswear Fashion Week will run from June 16 to 18, presenting a conflict with Pitti Uomo, which begins on June 18. [WWD]
  
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With Spring on the horizon, we're shopping for pieces that will give our wardrobes a refreshing update. With that in mind, we scoured the virtual racks and came across this amazing Finders Keepers pink dress ($130). The hot-pink hue is right on trend for the new season, and we adore the cute collar detail. Even more, the price is just right. To help you kick off Spring (and make the most of your purchase!), we're showing you two ways to wear it now — and later into the warmer months ahead. While it's still chilly outside, bundle up with an anorak, tights, and ankle boots. Come Spring, shed your cold-weather layers for a pair of sleek sandals and a bright statement necklace. Inspired? Just shop all the pieces below.

Shop from left: Mango metal hardware coat ($130), Tom Binns clash earrings ($132), Barneys fur tube scarf ($179, originally $295), Giuseppe Zanotti buckle boots ($696, originally $995), Finders Keepers Mood For Love pink dress ($130), BCBG Max Azria Jovian sandals ($275), Helmut Lang paneled printed blazer ($795), Kenneth Jay Lane turquoise necklace ($80)

Beyoncé sat courtside with Jay-Z at the Nets game and when she got up to cheer, she revealed a mega-daring printed ensemble: this Tibi printed silk top ($298) and these matching pants ($425). Oversize gold hoop earrings, a chunky blue ring, and peep-toe Giuseppe Zanotti pumps completed her latest funky ensemble. If a head-to-toe print is overwhelming for you, we recommend matching the singer's top with a black skirt or jeans, and her pants with a solid top. Or, go bold like Beyoncé by matching them up at your next big occasion.

From stripes to leopard to florals, prints are hugely popular among celebrity trendsetters, and the latest to make its mark on Hollywood is camouflage. Hilary Duff donned sleek camo J Brand denim leggings with army green Brian Atwood pumps in Miami, Elle Fanning enjoyed a night out in London in a cool camouflage jacket, and Miranda Cosgrove went glam in a sequin camouflage Cut 25 minidress with lace-up Giuseppe Zanotti boots at a movie premiere in London. This isn't the first time this tough print has popped up on our radar, but it's having a major moment in the spotlight right now. It's the perfect time to incorporate a few of these celeb-approved pieces into your cool-weather looks, so shop our favorite camo-print picks to stand out this season.

For the 2012 Environmental Media Awards in LA last night, Jessica Alba donned a sleek Narciso Rodriguez look, including this exact black and white top ($850). Coordinating with her ensemble were a Jimmy Choo clutch and Giuseppe Zanotti cap-toe pumps. While we love Jessica's black and white color palette, what we admire most was her relaxed silhouette. It was dressy yet laid-back at the same time — perfect for when you're not in the mood for a cocktail dress. Get Jessica's exact top to pair with baggy, harem-style pants, cap-toe pumps, and a white blazer to re-create her latest red-carpet look.