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• Tavi Gevinson has accused Seventeen magazine of plagiarizing the Ask a Grown Man videos she publishes on her website Rookie. Gevinson says the magazine's Ask an A-Lister video series "is the first time that I've felt that something I've done, or Rookie has done, has been copied." [Racked]
  

• Natasha Poly stars on the cover of Vogue Russia's August 2012 issue. Some have criticized the cover because it appears part of the model's arm is missing. A Photoshop mishap, perhaps? [The Huffington Post]
  

• Glamour apologized for accidentally publishing an old picture of model Daul Kim, who committed suicide in 2009, in its August issue. "We had no idea about the backstory, and are heartbroken to learn this news," said the magazine's editor in chief Cindi Leive. [Fashionista]
  

• Steven Klein shot the campaign for Lady Gaga's new fragrance, Fame, in which the singer reclines naked with a small army of small men crawling over her skin. [Fashion Etc]
  

• Visionaire has packed all of its 61 issues into a custom trunk by Goyard. The one-of-a-kind trunk is price upon request. [The Cut]

Calling all Fab stylists with a thing for razzle dazzle. Just in time for the holidays, I'm drawing on Jessica Stam's showstopping sequins in Vogue Russia to inspire you to create an outfit that sizzles. It's not the season for wallflower dressing, so make it extra dazzling. Give me sequins, color, lace, and tulle, and style me up in something spectacular for the holiday season. Dresses, skirts, trousers, blouses — the possibilities are endless and exciting!

There are no rules, only utter creativity. Remember to create your spread in ShopStyle, then post it in the Fab Stylist group — here are detailed instructions.

• Freja Beha Erichsen isn't just a Chanel face for Spring 2011 — she reportedly also posed for Louis Vuitton's Spring 2011 campaign, shot by Steven Meisel, alongside Raquel Zimmermann, and Kristen McMenamy [WWD]
• The Innovative Design Protection and Piracy Prevention Act, which aims to copyright fashion designs, was passed unanimously by the Senate Judiciary Committee and is headed for full Senate deliberation [WWD]
• Proenza Schouler's mochila totes ($225) and wallets ($145) are now available on their website [Teen Vogue]
• Missed the Alexa Chung for Madewell illustrated bat tee the first time around? It's back for sale online tomorrow, except this time, in tunic form ($58) [People StyleWatch]
• Casting director and Tales of Endearment blogger Natalie Joos sounds like she has a television project in the works: "More on that soon" [Fashionista]
• The sell-out J Brand Houlihan cargo pant was inspired by a vintage pair of army pants the brand's design director found in Japan [BoF]
• Roland Mouret sunglasses are on the horizon — they're one of the exclusive products he'll test at his first store in London's Mayfair, opening in February [WWD]
• Jewelry designers Ruby Kobo just launched their website, but won't do e-commerce — they prefer private appointments. They also hope to do a runway collaboration with Phillip Lim, Band of Outsiders, or Phoebe Philo [Fashionista]
• A street artist applied a cartoon Karl Lagerfeld decal to a New York taxi [Refinery29]
• The iPad inspiring print advertising: Vogue Russia's December 2010 issue has a video advertisement inside [Gawker]

>> Founding Vogue Russia editor-in-chief Aliona Doletskaya, once rumored to be a candidate for Anna Wintour's job, resigned from the magazine yesterday after 12 years.

In a memo notifying staffers, Conde Nast International president Jonathan Newhouse wrote: “Some time ago, Aliona Doletskaya told me that she would like to leave the Vogue Russia editor-in-chief’s post, which she has occupied for almost 13 years, and start a new life, probably to write a book or try her hand in a new field. As Russia—as well as the rest of the world—was still going through economically hard times, I asked Aliona to wait for a better time to do this. Now, it’s obvious that we are coming out of the crisis, thus I don’t want to interfere with Aliona’s plans anymore. I accept her decision to leave the magazine with great sorrow.”

She already has a successor »

Zoe Saldana appears in her first ad campaign for Calvin Klein underwear. The 32-year-old actress replaces Eva Mendes who represented the label for two years.

Lazaro Hernandez of Proenza Schouler in this week's Grazia: “Sometimes I think the people who buy our clothes live in a parallel universe. Hell, we can't even afford our clothes."

Tatler Russia editor-in-chief, Victoria Davydova, will be taking over the top position at Vogue Russia, replacing Aliona Doletskaya. She will be the youngest Vogue editor.

Kate Moss, Liv Tyler, and Gwyneth Paltrow are expected to appear on a new reality TV show, England's Great British Hairdresser, in support of friend James Brown.

>> Noemie Lenoir Back Working After Reported Suicide Attempt —Noemie Lenoir was spotted shopping in Paris with her son two weeks after she reportedly attempted suicide last month, and now it appears that she's back to work. Ana Beatriz Barros Tweeted a photo of herself and Noemie over the weekend, with the caption: "Noemi Lenoir [sp] and me shooting Russian Vogue in London." [@Ana_B_B]