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(ThinkStock) Personal style bloggers are about to get some serious competition from personal style Instagrammers — thanks to the Facebook-owned photo app's new tagging technology, which was introduced yesterday.Tagging an Instagram shot is pretty much like tagging a Facebook photo — you @tag your friend, and he or she will receive a notification, Mashable reports. One drawback: You can't untag yourself! But that doesn't mean your boss has to see just how many margaritas you had on Cinco de...Read Full Story

(PacificCoastNews.com/Getty Images) A few years ago, Roberto Cavalli threw some shade at Chanel, calling it a brand for "grandmothers." And now, he's back to his smack-talking ways. In a joint interview with his son, Daniele, for the latest issue of The Hunger magazine, Cavalli says, "Just because you are an artist you don't have to dress like that. Karl Lagerfeld, he looks ridiculous." Let's put aside, for a minute, the fact that Cavalli, who is 72, definitely has his own signature look...Read Full Story

(Bauer Griffin) It's unclear whether or not the world wants more Rihanna for River Island. Fashion critics dubbed the pop star's design stint for the brand a "horror show" and "porny," while RiRi fans seemed eager to snap up her 90's-inspired looks — which, in our opinion, weren't that bad. (Except for you, double jeans.) (River Island) But more Rihanna for River Island is what the world is going to get! She and her design partner Adam Selman are working — sorry, "#WERK"ing — on another...Read Full Story

(Getty Images) Designer Jeremy ScottFashion's avant garde bad boy Jeremy Scott has a new collaboration under his belt—and this one's for the tykes. Scott has teamed up with German children's, uh, transportation devices company Cybex to create a line of strollers, car seats, and other accessories emblazoned with the designer's signature prints. We're talking awesome creations like this, below, covered in cute-but-sort-of-aggro food characters—angry popcorns wrestling burgers, soda bottles...Read Full Story

(JCPenney) JCPenney wants you back...and they're not afraid to do a little groveling. In their new, nostalgia-heavy, 30-second ad, the retailer formally apologizes to customers for everything ex-C.E.O. Ron Johnson did to shake things up. (Like instituting a no-sale policy! And ignoring e-commerce!) Mothers embrace their (softly-lit) children and couples hold hands as a narrator reads: "It's no secret: Recently JCPenney changed. Some changes you liked. Some you didn't. But what matters with...Read Full Story

(Photo via YouTube)Following Beyonce's print ad for the Swedish retailer—the one that supposedly "represented the four elements," but, uh, only featured Bey chillin' on a beach chair in hot pants (our best guess was Earth, maaaybe)—H&M finally released the film version for the campaign.And it all makes sense now, you guys!In the ad, which is basically a huge tease to her new track "Standing on the Sun," Queen B shakes it by campfire-light (fire!), throws sand in choreographed sequence (earth...Read Full Story

(Getty Images) Francisco Costa takes a bow at the Calvin Klein showOne of my favorite annual pilgrimages is a May trip I take—always with Paper Magazine's gorgeous and fabulous Mr. Mickey—to the Savannah College of Art and Design in Georgia. Every year, we stroll around town, stop into Paula Deen's for biscuits:Go for dinner by the water at dusk:And see some mindblowing SCAD student collections—like this, from last year's show:You know who else comes on this annual pilgrimage to SCAD? The one...Read Full Story

(Warner Bros.) It feels like The Great Gatsby has been out for months, coverage-wise, doesn't it? But no! The film doesn't hit theaters until May 10th. Even with the premiere date more than a week away, you probably already know that Miuccia Prada and Catherine Martin, Baz Luhrmann's wife, designed the costumes for the director's adaptation.  And, surprisingly — or, not surprisingly for a film that soundtracks Fitzgerald with Fergie — they weren't too concerned with things like historical...Read Full Story

Check out this video introducing the 2013 CFDA Swarovski Menswear Award Nominees—Todd Snyder, Tim Coppens, and Dao-Yi Chow and Maxwell Osborne of Public School. Cool guys, cool clothes:Read Full Story

(NBC/Cosmo) Last month, we were convinced that Amy Poehler is indeed an ageless vampire when the ladies at Cosmo found this 1934 issue in their archives.(Cosmpolitan)That smile! Those arched brows! This cover girl is totally the old-timey illustrated version of Poehler, right? Jimmy Fallon, who felt just as strongly as we did that the funnylady needed to dress up like her doppelganger — slightly askew hat and all — for comparison's sake, made her do just that when she stopped by Late Night...Read Full Story