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• Could Victoria Beckham be pregnant with a fifth child? An insider says the designer declined to drink while celebrating the Spice Girls' performance at the Olympics this Summer, where she also talked "about having some strange food fads." [The Cut]
  

• Former WWD reporter Amy Wicks is now the contributing fashion news editor for Glamour.com. [@AmyWicks01]
  

• Select photographs from Scott Schuman's new book, Closer, have been turned into posters and are on sale for $40 each. [The Sartorialist]
  

• In related news, Yoox.com has started selling art in addition to the designer clothing, shoes, and accessories already available on its website. "The art world has evolved and buyers are keen to access art online — it's on their radar now," said the company's founder and CEO Federico Marchetti. [Style.com]
  

• Alexa Chung says the book she's working on will not be a style bible. "It's more like just imagery I find interesting and it's going to have a sense of humor," she explained. [Fashionista]
  

• Vera Wang's bridal show is scheduled for Friday — but she won't be there. She'll travel to Cambridge, MA, to join her daughter Josephine for Parents' Weekend at Harvard. [WWD]

• The mystery of the Saint Laurent sketches — WWD
• How to own your look with confidence — Olivia Palermo
• Actual ways to wear Fall's rustic styling pieces — The Fashion Spot
• PPR's Francois-Henri Pinault weights in on Cathy Horyn — Fashionista
• A closer look at Lady Gaga's golden claw — The Cut
• Nine West rebrands with a cool twist — HuffPost Style
• Alia Shawkat on why she's Rachel Antonoff's biggest fan — Lucky
• Nicole Kidman on her red carpet weakness — People Style Watch
• What Michelle Obama taught Tracy Reese about ecommerce — Racked
• Kate Upton to be a Bond girl? — Styleite
• How Kate Middleton has helped to boost McQueen sales — The Daily Beast

• Get details on Brad Pitt's Chanel No. 5 campaign — Styleite
• Is there a standard hairstyle for first ladies? — HuffPost Style
• Carine Roitfeld compares herself to Frida Kahlo — The Cut
• Gwyneth Paltrow teams up with Birchbox this month — Refinery29
• How to find your perfect nude lip color — Stylelist
• Guess which X Factor judge gets placenta facials? — Racked
• The beauty trends you need to know from Paris Fashion Week — The Fashion Spot
• Get multiple styles with these short haircuts — Real Simple
• Six breast cancer survivors get the star treatment — Real Beauty
• Boost your hair color with a DIY tea rinse — The Blush

• Sneak peek at the Maison Martin Margiela for H&M ads — Styleite
• Hedi Slimane writes an open letter to Cathy Horyn — Fashionista
• Day two of Olivia and Johannes's Africa adventures — Olivia Palermo
• Sofia Vergara wants her customers to feel sexy at any size — People Style Watch
• Break your regular blue-jeans habits, and here's how — The Fashion Spot
• Past and present: presidential debate style — Stylelist
• The chicest TV options for Fall — Racked
• James Franco directs Stuart Weitzman's video campaign — The Cut
• Obama talks Jay-Z and more in Glamour — The Daily Beast
• See Kate Moss dance in Mango's Winter wares — Mango

After starring in Friends and Cougar Town, Courteney Cox has stepped into a different kind of role: the face of the Pantene Expert Collection. The line of anti-aging hair products will hit stores this November, along with a new ad campaign featuring Courteney. Find out her one makeup obsession, her postacting career plans, and the products that fill her vanity when you keep reading

• Maybelline signs a Danish superstar — The Cut
• Pantone selects Monaco Blue as the Spring 2013 color of choice — Racked
• Now there's a waxing kit for your nose — HuffPost Style
• Marc Jacobs Dot doesn't smell like bugs after all — Styleite
• Survive late nights with these stellar eye creams — Stylelist
• How to make a slithering serpent braid — Refinery29
• Should you use BB cream as a primer? — The Fashion Spot
• Jill Scott graces Essence with newly natural hair — Naturally Curly
• Select the best tinted moisturizer for your skin type — Real Beauty
• Why you should try the jewel-toned polish trend — Beauty High

Those stories and more in our daily news roundup.

• "As soon as I met Alexandra, I fell in love with her look and once I heard her sing, I was blown away by her incredible talent," says Erin Fetherston of singer Alexandra McDermott, who will perform at her Spring 2013 presentation and stars in Fetherston's Spring lookbook. [Fashionologie Inbox]
  

• Gucci is sponsoring a tribute to David Bowie's style at London's Victoria and Albert Museum that will open next March. The exhibit, called David Bowie is, will feature over 300 objects, including costumes, handwritten notes, set designs, and album artwork, among other items. [The Daily Telegraph]
  

• Just in time for New York Fashion Week, WWD has released an iPhone app designed to "deliver the news in whatever form our audience needs," says the paper's editor in chief Edward Nardoza. [WWD]
  

• The theme of Tommy Hilfiger's Spring 2013 collection is American optimism. Fitting, as he'll be showing on the same day and at the same time as another big name, Chado Ralph Rucci. [WWD]
  

• H&M will provide a free shuttle service in New York City on Fashion's Night Out. Double-decker buses will pick up and drop off passengers at four locations: 51st Street at Fifth Avenue; 59th Street at Lexington Avenue; Broadway at Prince Street; and 34th Street at Seventh Avenue. [Fashionologie Inbox]
  

• Hermés announced Tuesday that it sued LVMH in July, accusing the luxury conglomerate of insider training and manipulating stock prices in its acquisition of Hermés stock. [Styleite]

Pop art meets makeup artists with Nars's collaboration for the holidays. Having always been inspired by pop art and the swinging '60s, François Nars has partnered with the Andy Warhol Foundation For the Visual Arts in the foundation's largest collaboration to date. Nars is releasing two makeup collections that channel Warhol's iconic art as part of its holiday line. "I have always surrounded myself with Andy's work and even paid tribute to him in past collections," Nars told WWD, referring to his Edie eye shadow, Chelsea Girls lip lacquer, and others. "This just seemed like the right time to do [a bigger effort]."

The two collections represent two distinct aspects of Warhol's career: his pop art phase and his Factory phase. The first collection, aptly named Pop, will be released exclusively at Sephora starting Oct. 1. Pop contains products inspired by Warhol's most iconic works, with bright, punchy colors. The Debbie Harry Cheek and Eye Palette ($65) is an ode to Warhol's paintings of the Blondie frontwoman; a lip gloss coffret is embellished with Warhol's famous lip print.

The Silver Factory set, on the other hand, will be released in department and specialty stores on Nov. 1. Meant to evoke the essence of Warhol's Factory days, the collection contains products named after various moments and faces of the Factory. A standout item is the Edie set ($75), a film canister with the face of Edie Sedgwick peering up from the cover, which contains everything from eye shadow to lipstick. So if you want to satiate your inner Chelsea Girl, pick up the collection while you can.

Beverly Johnson is known as the first Black woman to cover Vogue in 1974, but surprisingly she says that is not her greatest accomplishment. That honor is reserved for her entrepreneurial efforts. Her expertise in the fashion industry, along with her deep interest in beauty, is coming together in her Beverly Johnson beauty line.

“There’s just something about building something and seeing something come to fruition that is really gratifying and life-reaffirming,” she admits. “I feel 20 years old because of all the enthusiasm and passion and purpose in what I’m doing right now.” Learn more about Beverly’s latest endeavor, her life lessons, and her beauty beliefs when you continue reading.