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Anne Hathaway created the perfect chic and comfortable travel outfit by layering a tweed Theyskens' Theory jacket ($348, originally $695) with contrasting-cuff sleeves over a 194t gray raglan sweater ($184) while touching down at London's Heathrow Airport. The actress paired her layered look with navy ankle-crop trousers, navy Tory Burch espadrille flats ($137, originally $195), and a chain-strap bag, then accessorized with a few necklaces and classic Ray-Ban shades. Work Anne's exact sweater with a tweed jacket, blue trousers, and flat espadrilles for your next travel date or dress up her raglan with a pair of leather pants and cap-toe pumps á la Kim Kardashian.

Freida Pinto was spotted on the streets of NYC in a look-at-me-now yellow Rachel Roy dress, which she tamed with a navy blazer. Then she amped things way up via pink Roger Vivier flats ($606), a colorful Roger Vivier snakeskin bag, and gray round cat-eye Tory Burch shades ($150). There's no doubt about it, Freida has been on a hot fashion streak while promoting her new movie Trishna, and while we love her on the red carpet, we are particularly taken with this spunky street ensemble. Channel Freida's vibrant style with a bright-yellow dress, navy blazer, her exact pink flats, Tory Burch sunglasses, and a colorful bag.

Jennifer Lawrence popped in Paris wearing a fabulous fashion formula that must be mimicked pronto: a gray scooped tank tucked into an ivory pleated maxi skirt. What's great about this outfit is that it can be easily re-created with so many different color combinations. You can pair a white tank with a black pleated maxi skirt for an edgy look, a nude tank with a gray skirt for something subtle, or a bright tank with a printed pleated maxi skirt for a sassier flair. No matter which you choose, finish your look with oversized sunglasses and this structured Tory Burch crossbody bag ($333, originally $475) just like Jennifer did. Choose flats for when you're on the run or wedges to give you height. To get started on Jennifer's Parisian fashion formula, shop our favorite tank and pleated maxi skirt pairings below.

Those stories and more in our daily news roundup.

• Jean Paul Gaultier's third edition of his special bottles for Diet Coke makes the bottle look as though it's wearing a corset made of tattoos. [Styleite]
  

• Anne Vyalitsyna has landed her second film role, securing a spot in the upcoming film Lullaby alongside Amy Adams, Jennifer Hudson, Terrence Howard, and Garrett Hedlund. Vyalitsyna will also star in next year's A Good Day to Die Hard. [Modelinia]
  

• After a three-year absence from the industry, designer Veronique Branquinho will relaunch her eponymous label in partnership with the Italian clothing manufacturer Gibò this September. "Before, I had an independent company. I was responsible for everything," she said. "In this new situation, it feels so comfortable, because I'm only busy with the creative part." [WWD]
  

• Former Yves Saint Laurent muse Betty Catroux says she, like Pierre Bergé, supports all the changes Hedi Slimane is making at the venerable brand. "All Hedi's decisions are brilliant and it is so clever of him to work in Los Angeles — in peace, away from everything, under the sun," she said. [The Cut]
  

• Tory Burch is expanding her brand's reach with a fragrance that will launch in September. She also wants to create clothing for yoga, tennis, and golf, and envisions a home collection in the future. [Elle]

Those stories and more in our daily news roundup.

• Rosie Huntington-Whiteley has landed a film role. On Tuesday, her publicist confirmed the rumors that the model-turned-actress will star in Mad Max: Fury Road alongside Charlize Theron and Abbey Lee Kershaw. [Vogue UK]
  

• Model David Gandy doesn't get along with his colleague Gisele Bundchen, recently named the world's highest-paid model. "We don't see eye to eye, we argue, and we don't enjoy working with each other," he said. [The Daily Mail]
  

• Meanwhile, Bundchen (above) is keeping busy wearing Terry Richardson's glasses. [Terry's Diary]
  

• Tory Burch unveiled a redesign of its blog and made an iPad and iPhone app called Tory Daily available for download Tuesday. Both releases are part of a strategy to integrate the brand's lifestyle content and ecommerce. [WWD]
  

• The hard plastic shoes models wore during Chanel's Resort 2013 collection at Versailles weren't all that comfortable. Meghan Collison, who walked in the show, said the shoes "destroyed the back of my feet. I was bleeding afterward." [The Cut]
  

• Speaking of uncomfortable shoes, Adidas has decided not to send a pair of its Jeremy Scott sneakers to production after Internet commenters vilified them as racist. [Styleite]
  

• A judge threw out Louis Vuitton's lawsuit against Warner Bros. for using fake Vuitton products in the movie The Hangover Part II, calling Vuitton's case "not plausible" or "particularly compelling." [Fashionista]
  

• W Magazine has launched a digital photography network to showcase street-style photography from contributors like Candice Lake and Craig Arend, who can upload up to 100 original images every day. A Pinterest icon will allow readers to share the images with others. [Fashionologie Inbox]
  

• Florence Welch says Kate Moss gave her some vital advice about how to deal with paparazzi photography. "Like Kate Moss said: 'Never explain, never complain.'" [Vogue UK]
  

• Royal Ascot has a team of purple-clad dress code assistants (read: fashion police) helping to enforce the horse race's strict style rules. The assistants will hand out free neckties, fascinators, and shawls to wayward attendees. [The Huffington Post]

Photo: Gisele Bundchen, photographed by Terry Richardson.

While miniskirts are perfect for showing off your toned and tan legs during Summer, maxis are great for when you're looking for something a bit more comfortable. Just look at Jennifer Lawrence shopping in LA in her printed prairie maxi skirt by Ella Moss, gray tee, army green jacket, and Tory Burch macrame bucket bag, which she also sported over Memorial Day weekend. To exude Jennifer's comfort without losing your stylish side while shopping, get one of the equally pretty bohemian maxi skirts below to pair with your basics. And don't forget a crochet bag to further up your style. Unfortunately, Jennifer's exact bag is sold out online, but here is the hobo version ($435). This Tory Burch Adalyn bucket bag ($475) will also help you achieve Jennifer's hippie-cool look.

Considering how cute Jessica Alba looked in this Tory Burch polka-dot dress ($391, originally $489) and orange Tory Burch espadrilles, it's no wonder she was all smiles at an outdoor event in LA. Polka dots are the perfect way to show off your playful side, especially during Summer, so if you don't have one yet, be sure to score Jessica's exact dress now. Wear it with wedge sandals like the actress, with pumps and a blazer at the office, with a leather jacket to edge it up, or with a denim jacket to add casual cool. You can even swap the tie belt for something colorful for even more pizzazz. Its neutral colors are a great canvas to play around with all Summer, then come Fall, pair it with tights and booties for a cozier feel.