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• 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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>> As part of a new, three-year partnership between the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund and Tiffany & Co. to support emerging jewelry designers, Monique Pean and Eddie Borgo were awarded grants — Pean received $150,000 and Borgo received $100,000. All nine jewelry designers who have been named CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund finalists since the fund's inception in 2004 were eligible to apply for the grant; each was required to submit statements on their brand’s creative vision, their current collection, and their brand's financial information — including intended use for the grant.

Keira Knightley strolled arm in arm with boyfriend James Righton while out shopping in Venice, CA. Keira donned a yellow pleated skirt with a knotted Theory blouse. Her bevy of brown accessories — belt, shoulder bag, and embellished sandals — complemented her gold hoop earrings and matching Tiffany & Co pendant. She finished off her sunny look with black cat-eye shades. Shop now to get her exact shirt and necklace with other like items.

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Angelina Jolie looked red-hot in a one-shoulder Jenny Packham gown at the LA premiere of The Tree of Life. Her gold Stuart Weitzman sandals and matching Tiffany and Co Paloma ring were the perfect complements to her gorgeous gown. Loose locks and au naturel makeup finished off Angelina's red-carpet style. Shop now to buy her exact shoes and ring with a similar dress.

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>> Tiffany & Co. has made a $1 million gift to the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund: The resultant three-year partnership includes a one-time, $250,000 business development grant for one of the nine jewelry designers who has been a CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund finalist since the competition's 2004 launch. These designers include Eddie Borgo, Pamela Love, House of Waris's Waris Ahluwalia, Monique Pean, Irene Neuwirth, Philip Crangi, Subversive Jewelry's Justin Giunta, Anthony Nak's Nak Armstrong and Anthony Camargo (who shuttered their line last year), and Dean Harris. Each designer has received an application for the grant, and a winner will be named this Summer. “As a leader in the jewelry industry, it is important to us that the next generation of talented jewelry designers is able to succeed in the face of the many business challenges they face,” said Tiffany chairman and CEO Michael J. Kowalski. “Partnering with the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund, this grant is intended to continue to develop jewelry as an important field of design.” [WWD]

Shopping for engagement rings can be both an exciting and stressful time in a couple's life. Dropping a wad of cash equal to two months' salary on a ring isn't exactly an ideal situation in this economy, and if you're like me, you have a bit of salesman phobia. I just don't like dealing with pushy sales and the guilt of leaving a store without an item in hand! One way to skirt the in-store shopping experience is browsing engagement rings online. If you can do it with a dress, why not a ring?

Helping you out in this department is Tiffany & Co., which has released its own iPhone app to help you find your perfect engagement ring, without ever stepping foot in the door. Find out how it works after the break.