Betsey Johnson

• Exclusive: Alexa Chung for Madewell official campaign posters — InStyle
• First look: Kardashians add shoes and handbags to their Bebe line — People
• Hogan by Karl — Vogue UK
• Lady Gaga poses as the Statue of Liberty with Marc Jacobs for V magazine — Stylelist
• Steve Madden might end up owning Betsey Johnson in 2012 — The Cut
• On the Gossip Girl set with Leighton Meester in Alice + Olivia and 3.1 Phillip Lim — Red Carpet Fashion Awards
• Lucky cover girl Ellen Pompeo loves a good midday shopping run — Lucky
• Prada Rete metal mini evening bag — Bag Snob
• Loeffler Randall adds rainboots to its roster — Refinery29
• Designers make wares just for Fashion's Night Out — Vogue Daily

Tweezing isn't exactly on every woman's list of fun things to do. But now, thanks to the always-colorful Betsey Johnson, hair removal just got a little more exciting. The kooky designer has collaborated with Tweezerman on a trio of Betsey Johnson Designer Series slanted tweezers ($25 each). The lineup includes a black with the Betsey "babe" face, a neon pink with white Betsey skulls, and a white with pink Betsey rosebuds. Look for the vibrant implements at Sephora and Betsey Johnson boutiques starting Sept. 1. Will you tweeze Betsey-style?

• Freaky or fabulous: Betsey Johnson's birthday lookalikes — FabSugar UK
• Fashion challenge: borrow something from a boy's closet — College Fashion
• Watch Sienna Miller get playful with her Fall designs — People
• Black blazers rule at BlackBerry party — Red Carpet Fashion Awards
• Drew Barrymore's vintage dress cost her $25 — InStyle
• Looking back: 10 years of September covers — Vogue Daily
• Men think pencil skirts are sluttier than miniskirts — The Cut
• DVF goes wild with a Grace zebra print leather bag — Bag Snob
• Dolce & Gabbana debuts leopard print iPad cases — Stylelist
• Fenton Fallon's Summer camp — Teen Vogue

Chelsea Clinton was married wearing an ivory strapless Vera Wang gown with a raw edged silk organza ball skirt and train.

UGG Australia has launched women's and men's knitwear collections.

Continuing its retail expansion, Lanvin is set to open a 6,000 square foot boutique on Rodeo Drive.

Mary J. Blige sold over 50,000 bottles of perfume on HSN last Saturday.

Betsey Johnson was chosen to design the Eloise suite at the Plaza Hotel. Prices start at $995 a night.

Back in September, I announced that Betsey Johnson would be diving headfirst into her first hotel collaboration, designing an Eloise-themed suite for The Plaza Hotel. Now, the time has finally come, and the pinker-than-pink two-bedroom suite has officially opened its doors! Dressed with sweet pink candy striped wallpaper, gilded French chairs and headboards upholstered in the designer's signature rose prints, girlish dangly crystal chandeliers, tutus hanging in the closet, and framed portraits of Kay Thompson's fabled protagonist, the suite is every little girl's dream. And a dream come true it can be — for a price. A stay in the luxury suite for as many as four little Fifth Avenue princesses runs $995 a night, and includes a monogrammed Eloise bathrobe, a $100 gift card to the hotel's Eloise gift shop, an Eloise camera, a framed photo of the guest inside the suite, and an Eloise book. Chaperones can book the adjoining room for a total of $2,045, and be treated to champagne and truffles. Oh — what I would have given!

Peaches Geldof lives in the UK, but she paid a visit to LA's Millions of Milkshakes to create her own recipe. What did she wear for this special outing? A sassy, sequin leopard Betsey Johnson number, cinched with a wide patent belt. Retro shades, black platforms with leopard detail, and a blue shoulder bag complete her fun Cali vacay look.

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Only a few people got the chance to smell the original Betsey Johnson boutique-only scent from the '80s, but if you'd like to, you'll have your chance soon, because the design house has teamed up with fragrance maker Inter Parfums for a new perfume that Betsey says is "as close as we could [get to the original formula]."

Betsey also promises that "It ain't gonna be au natural, sweet, foodlike — like chocolate — [or] patchouli." And she declares that it will bring the menfolk a-running. "If I don't get compliments [on a fragrance], if guys don't like it, I throw it out the window," she says. If you're curious to see what this nonsweet honeytrap of a perfume smells like, it'll be out in Betsey's boutiques and online next month. What do you think? Do you like the idea of this retread, or do you think Betsey should have covered some new territory?

Kate Moss's cropped leather moto pants were bitchin'. But, admittedly, not for everyone. Two-tone shades on the other hand, are an inventive way to mix up your optical inventory. This dip-dyed style creates a cool illusion for the face. Kate opted for black and caramel, but there are numerous color combos. In other Mossie news — we can't wait for her sizzlin' photo book with Mario Testino . . .