Take this Topshop — Kate Moss is bringing her designing talents across the pond to the US. The company just announced that it will be working with the supermodel on an upcoming collection for GO International in the Fall. Kate will be following another model/designer duo, Jovovich-Hawk, but she's not worried. "I was excited to be approached by Target because I love what they've done with previous designers like Jovovich-Hawk and Proenza Schouler. I will make sure to deliver the best collection GO International has seen yet," she said. I knew Target was cool, but I didn't know it was this cool.

To see a few preliminary pieces from Kate Moss for Target, read more

Whether they admit it or not, everyone loves sneaking a peek at something they're not supposed to see.

Fashion historian Laird Borrelli's new book Fashion Illustration by Fashion Designers ($27) facilitates just that, by giving us a look at designer's sketches that aren't meant for public consumption.

The newly released book features 250 original sketches from 50 of the world's top designers, including Christian Lacroix, Karl Lagerfeld, Phillip Lim, Rodarte, Christopher Kane, and Giambattista Valli. I don't know about you, but I can't wait to sink my teeth into this one.
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In celebration of the official wedding season and the launch of our sister site, IDoSugar, I decided to delve, fingers first, into faboo engagement rings. Engagement rings come in all styles and (I promise) there's something out there that'll tickle your fancy. I'm an unconventional gal and would prefer something a bit more untraditional. After all, I'll be wearing the ring for the rest of my life and would want it to reflect my Fab style and taste. Let that be your mantra when you're deciding on one, too!

To see all of our wedding coverage, check out IDoSugar.com!

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Every time I visit Barneys, I drool over Mark Davis and his super-expensive bangles. They're pretty, bejeweled, and bakelite, like this Mark Davis Evelyn Bangle ($2,280), but way out of my splurge range. Finally, I found a Fab alternative!

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• Kate Moss goes green — with a little help from a famous friend! — Off the Rack
• White Chanel bags for S/S 2008 — Purse Blog
• Salvatore Ferragamo celebrates 80^th anniversary in Shanghai — Catwalk Queen
• Flash or stash? Update your bag wardrobe for Spring! — Bag Snob
• Fashion fundamentals: The scarf — Omiru
• Bag to have: Chloe Saskia — FabSugar UK
• Celeb designers: No thanks! — My Fashion Life
• Brody Jenner, model agent — Fashionista
• Breaking: Kimora Lee Simmons launches juniors' line — The Cut
• Hot for: Scott Schuman, aka: The Sartorialist — Refinery29
• Colin Cowie chic: Guide to life as it should be — The it Lists
• Spotted: Little J, in pink tights and perilous pumps — Jezebel
• La belle dame sans merci — Coutorture

Sarah Jessica Parker has been pretty low-key lately, but when she comes around, she does so with a big (and pink) bang! The actress attended NYC's premiere of Smart People looking ever the rock 'n roller in her tighter than tight leather leggings. To avoid looking too masculine, SJP chose a hot pink cropped Jil Sander jacket with Carrie Bradshaw's signature flower brooch. This pink lady has guts for incorporating so many colors and prints; we can definitely learn a thing or two from her!

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American Apparel has faced no shortage of controversy, and it looks like they're not turning over a new leaf just yet.

The clothing company has been sued for $10 million by director Woody Allen, who claims AA used his image on billboards and the Internet without his consent. The ads, which went up in May 2007, depict Allen as a rabbi, a shot which the lawsuit alleges American Apparel ripped off from Allen's 1977 movie Annie Hall.

American Apparel, like Abercrombie & Fitch, is well-known for their provocative advertising, mostly involving women in suggestive poses. Do you think this takes it to a new level?

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