Chloë Sevigny for Opening Ceremony
She sits front row at shows like Proenza Schouler and Lanvin, but quintessentially cool actress Chloë Sevigny is just as happy behind the scenes designing her third collection for Opening Ceremony. This time around, she has created five dress silhouettes available in five prints--paisley, houndstooth, leopard, polka dot, and floral--with Fogal tights to match. "I am not breaking the mold," says Sevigny. "I am making clothing that girls can wear to feel tough, secure, sexy, and confident." Just like her.
When Jimmy Choo celebrates, it's done in style. For its 15th anniversary, the brand has released a set of chic crystal-studded shoes.
Missoni Masks
Another Missoni has entered the design world. Younger sister Teresa is making cool arts-and-crafts masks.
The New It Girls
Here's a cheat sheet of the latest crop of pop culture's It girls: Ten-year-old Hollywood royal Willow Smith is rocking her way to the top, while up-and-coming French starlet Léa Seydoux is winning the hearts of audiences everywhere. Redheaded actress Jessica Chastain is a newbie on the film circuit. A-list arrivistes!
Shiny Hair
Your mane necessity this season? Hair oil. The best is from celebrity stylist Serge Normant. A few spritzes leave tresses luminous.
Matthew Williamson Bags
Matthew Williamson's magical prints take shape in jewel-toned bags done in collaboration with Bulgari.
Perfect Ponytails
The classic style popped up all over the spring runways, but the models at Céline took ponytails to new heights with tons of volume at the crown and a center part.
Neon Brights
Turn it on. Striking shades appeared everywhere, from the hot-pink lips at Jil Sander to the lacy acid ensembles at Christopher Kane.
Cool Comfort
The ubiquitous animal-print trend continues, and the leopard loafers from Tod's are a spot-on option.
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