Ralph Lauren

She might be pregnant, but Kate Middleton still provides us with a copious amount of style inspiration, as evidenced by her latest appearance at the inauguration of the new Warner Bros. Studios in London. The glowing mom-to-be showed off her baby bump (and svelte styling skills) in a high-low ensemble comprised of a sweet polka-dot Topshop dress, black Ralph Lauren jacket, and matching suede pumps. The key takeaway from this look? Balance out a playful print with polished accompaniments for an outfit that's as chic as it is whimsical. And the best part? You can nab Kate's exact Topshop dress ($76) right now by shopping her look below. Also, don't forget to check out our complete Kate Middleton pregnancy style lookbook here.

• The first promotional image from the soon-to-be-released Yves Saint Laurent biopic, Saint Laurent, starring Gaspard Ulliel, has been released. [Telegraph]
  

• J.Crew has launched an in-store styling app called Very Personal Stylist with tips and tricks to achieve that perfect Jenna Lyons look. [Refinery 29]
  

• Tiffany & Co. has filed a lawsuit with Costco, claiming that the wholesale retailer sold counterfeit rings under the Tiffany name for years. [Styleite]
  

• Kate Davidson Hudson and Stefania Allen, who left their respective positions of accessories director and senior accessories editor at Elle last year, have debuted Editorialist, a luxury accessories retail site. [WWD]
  

• After 33 years, Coach is getting a new CEO. Victor Luis will succeed the position Lew Frankfort has held starting January 2014. [Vogue UK]
  

• House of Holland has designed a four-piece capsule collection for eBay. All proceeds from the collaboration will benefit Cancer Research UK. [Vogue UK]
  

• Could Dauphine McKee be the next model to watch? The 17-year-old made her debut this season with more than 19 shows in New York, including Calvin Klein and Ralph Lauren. [Elle]
  

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• Following the success of a dedicated London Fashion Week for menswear, the CFDA is considering the same for New York. "We are looking at the potential of a men's week and how that might fit into the global men's calendar," CFDA CEO Steven Kolb commented. [Vogue UK]
  

• Meanwhile, the CFDA has also launched a hub on its website with KCD to provide easy access to the top international reviews of the New York Fashion Week shows. [Fashionologie Inbox]
  

• The custom vanity plates created by industry insiders such as Derek Blasberg and Hilary Rhoda for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week have gone on display at Lincoln Center. Karlie Kloss's fashion plate says LONGLEGS. [Elle]
  

• Rachel Roy says she opted for a digital fashion show this season to make New York Fashion Week a little less stressful: "Editors and buyers have such a hectic schedule," the designer said. "So the idea of making it convenient, of having an editor literally just open a book, press play, and watch a little video screen…felt very modern." [Styleite]
  

• Net-A-Porter's online magazine, The Edit, launches today. A print version of the publication is slated for release later this year. [WWD]
  

• Sandra Choi has been named the sole creative director of Jimmy Choo after Simon Holloway, her former codirector, left the company. [Daily Front Row]
  

• Miu Miu's The Women's Tales video series finds a fifth installment in The Door, a short film with a political slant by Ava DuVernay. [Harper's Bazaar]
  

• The Victoria's Secret Angels decode what women really mean when they say things like, "I'll be five minutes" in the brand's new Valentine's Day commercial. [Telegraph]
  

There's no denying the ample amount of chic black and white hues spotted on the Spring '13 runways. Marc Jacobs and Michael Kors showcased sleek checked and striped prints, while others, namely Alexander Wang and Ralph Lauren, focused on cool colorblocking in the graphic palette. There will be no shortage of options to shop this coming season, but you don't actually have to wait until Spring to get the look. Just shop our editors' picks below to capture the mood (and exact two-toned scheme) now.

Left to right: Marc Jacobs, Alexander Wang, Michael Kors, Ralph Lauren

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Looking for the perfect Thanksgiving travel style? Look no further than Taylor Swift's latest cozy-chic look. The blond beauty touched down in Narita, Japan working a seafoam cable-knit sweater and knee-patch riding pants ($78, originally $129), both by Ralph Lauren, with oxblood French Sole loafers. She completed her smart style with a brown leather shoulder bag by Beara Beara, pearl studs, and a punchy orange lip. Style Taylor's exact riding pants with a seafoam knit sweater, velvet driving loafers, and a polished satchel to nail her sweet look, then layer this fair isle Rugby cardigan ($198) for extra warmth and a dash of holiday cheer.