Wren

All the bits fit to print here, in our daily news roundup.

• Matthew Williamson has teamed with heritage brand Ballantyne on a knitwear capsule for both men and women. [Vogue UK]
• Angela Missoni left her label's Fall 2013 men's show early to avoid the barrage of reporters waiting to ask about her brother's disappearance. [On the Runway]
• Fred Perry is celebrating its 60th anniversary by inviting 60 personalities — from designers like Raf Simons to publications like i-D Magazine — to create unique takes on Perry's iconic polo shirt. [Style.com]
• Even from an early age, Wren's Melissa Coker found inspiration in '60s style. [Fashionista]
• Speaking of retro fashion, Cameron Silver of Decades believes that buying vintage hones a collector's eye: "I love the idea that someone might be wearing something that is sixty years old and still look totally current," he said. "True vintage fans generally understand this and even learn to buy modern clothing much more intelligently." [AnotherMag]
• Swatch has acquired Harry Winston for $750 million. [WWD]
• Net-a-Porter's sales have risen 55 percent since last year. [Telegraph]
• Alexander Wang is mentioned in Justin Timberlake's new single, "Suit & Tie." [YouTube]

As evidenced by Keira Knightley, your sundress will look even more seasonal if your man slips into a patriotic palette à la Keira's fiancé for the Fourth of July. Still, in the absence of a street-styled male companion, Keira's floral-print Wren dress would look just as sweet for the upcoming holiday. Keira donned a full-proof Summer style formula with just four easy pieces — a standout little dress, sweet sandals, a crossbody bag, and a pair of cool cat-eye shades. The results? A look that's as effortless as it is pretty — slip into the same breezy dress and accessories with our picks below.

Let us introduce our latest obsession, Wren. Named after Jenny Wren, a dressmaking character in Charles Dickens's classic Our Mutual Friend, Wren is the brainchild of designer and founder Melissa Coker. With years spent making her way up the ranks of the fashion industry at design houses like Helmut Lang and magazines like Vogue and W, Melissa brings the perfect pedigree of experience into every piece she creates. This is exemplified with her gorgeous Fall 2011 collection, which is filled to the brim with exuberant prints, bold colors, and stunning silhouettes. We're certainly fans, but don't take our word for it. Just ask Reese Witherspoon who oft favors Wren's drool-worthy skirts, or Alexa Chung who loves the leopard-print coat. Celebrity fans aside, there really is a lot to covet. We're eyeing this cool contrast cardigan. How about you?

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There's more than one common denominator among Reese Witherspoon's casual cute looks. Aside from the peep-toes, wedges, and knits, Wren skirts are also a constant for the sweetly styled actress. She's been spotted out and about in LA giving the brand's flouncy skirts a summery spin. At the start of the Summer, she channeled on-point seasonal style in a sunny yellow version and gray tank, then opted for a polished on-the-go vibe in a neutral-hued Wren mini. Her latest plays perfectly to high Summer with espadrilles, a beaded necklace, and a light, stripey Wren skirt to tie it all together. What we've long-loved about Reese's signature style is its casual, and still pulled-together vibe. The key is outfit versatility, and Reese's Wren minis are perfect for changing up a look by adding a cardigan, tee, or tank, and simply changing up her footwear. Want to get your own? We're loving Wren's tie-dye version ($149, originally $249), to wear now and into early Fall.

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Just when we thought we couldn't get enough of the striped-tee trend, three stylish celebs showed their stripes in nautical-inspired dresses. Alexa Chung styled hers with black tights and a chic trench during London Fashion Week, Sarah Paulson donned a thicker, slouchier stripe at last month's Independent Spirit Awards, and newly coiffed Brooklyn Decker paired her fitted French Connection frock ($84) with ballet flats and a black tote. Each lady puts her own spin on the piece and proves that an LSD — little striped dress — can make for a simple, flattering, and totally classic look. Check out the pieces below — and get shopping!

My girl crush on Emmy Rossum was just cemented by this glamorous ballerina ensemb she wore last night at the American Museum of Natural History's 2010 Museum Dance. Though her sexy black sparkle top and white skirt are actually a Luca Luca dress, this look can be easily achieved with a frothy white tiered skirt and sexy black tank. Black satin peep-toes, a fun black satin clutch, and killer Stephen Russell layered necklaces complete the perfection.