Marc Jacobs Designs T-Shirt After Graffiti Stunt (Again); Keira Knightley Cast in 'The Other Typist'

Marc Jacobs faced a second act of vandalism by graffiti artist Kidult, in turn announcing a new T-shirt depicting the affected store's spray-painted facade.{Telegraph}



Keira Knightley will both star in and produce the upcoming movie adaptation of the book The Other Typist, a story that takes place in New York in the 1920s. {The Hollywood Reporter}



Madonna and photographer Steven Klein released an official trailer for their secret project, a black-and-white film featuring violence, dance, and mystery abound. {Fashion Copious}



Stella McCartney debuted new athletic apparel designs for Adidas in a campaign starring Wimbledon players Laura Robson, Caroline Wozniacki, and Maria Kirilenko. {The Telegraph}

Is Natalia Vodianova the Next Audrey Hepburn?

Natalia Vodianova doesn’t aim low, and now the supermodel is reaching for the highest of stars: Audrey Hepburn. Setting her sights on one of the icon's most famous roles, Natalia told Vogue UK, "I'd love to play Audrey Hepburn in Funny Face."
And, of course, she appreciates Hepburn for more than just being a movie legend. "She is one of my heroes," Natalia said. "She was such an incredible philanthropist."

The revelation came on the heels of the premiere of the model-turned-actress's debut leading-lady role in Belle du Seigneur, in which she stars with Jonathan Rhys Meyers. While she certainly wouldn't be the first to make the step, she'll definitely have large shoes to fill!

Zac Posen, Rebecca Minkoff, and Chris Benz Share Their Secrets to Fashion Fame

Fashionista's first-ever How to Make It in Fashion conference allowed top designers to share their expert advice with aspiring tastemakers. The event, held at the Dream Hotel Downtown in New York City on Friday, boasted Zac Posen as its keynote speaker, and an additional discussion with Rebecca Minkoff and her brother-meets-business partner, Uri. Attendees, sporting their networking-ready ensembles, also had the opportunity to pick Chris Benz's brain in one-on-one interviews. According to the style site's editor at large, Lauren Sherman, this year's conference is the first of many to come.

Jennifer Aniston Joins Saks Fifth Avenue's Key to the Cure

Jennifer Aniston follows in the footsteps of Penélope Cruz, Jennifer Hudson and Uma Thurman by signing on to be the latest celebrity Entertainment Industry Foundation ambassador for Saks Fifth Avenue's Key to the Cure initiative. For this role, Aniston will appear in ads wearing a limited-edition tee designed by Peter Dundas, creative director of Emilio Pucci, and the $15 top will be available for Saks shoppers with all proceeds going to EIF’s Women’s Cancer Research Fund. Additionally, Aniston will be photographed in the do-good T-shirt for an ad campaign and a public service announcement.



The actress told WWD: "My hope is that everyone will contribute to this worthy cause by purchasing a Key to the Cure T-shirt designed by Emilio Pucci."

Jason Wu and Diane Kruger Toast ACRIA's Inaugural Summer Soirée

All eyes were on Jason Wu last night at the First Annual Summer Soirée, a fundraiser for the AIDS Community Research Initiative of America (ACRIA). After waltzing in with Diane Kruger on his arm, he welcomed attendees like Kate Young, Giovanna Battaglia, and an entire table of top model friends at the candle-lit penthouse venue of The Glass Houses in Chelsea to make a speech. "I'm just really proud to do something that's not selfish," he said. "ACRIA is a charity I really believe in. We hope to carry [tonight's event] on and on, and on, and on, and on...until they move me to the big boys' table."

Earlier this week he did make a move, taking on the artistic director role at Hugo Boss Womenswear. While Wu was tight-lipped about the new venture, he eagerly shared details of another project featured last night. Wu teamed up with artist Nate Lowman on a cotton T-shirt of which 100 percent of the proceeds will be donated to ACRIA.

First Look: Kate Hudson's New Almay Campaign

Kate Hudson's a master of the "adorably sexy" vibe, but how does the actress, singer, and Glee scene-stealer pull it off? We'll never truly know without hidden spy cameras, but these new images from Almay’s new Color + Care Liquid Lip Balm campaign might give us some helpful hints. Taken behind-the-scenes on Hudson's shoot and sent exclusively to ELLE.com, the pictures have Kate lounging by a serene swimming pool in anyone-can-do-it poses. (Arched back? Check. Bronzed legs crossed on the diagonal? Check. Don't even get us started on the wide, easy smile and long, princess-worthy hair, because yes, she's got that, too.)

Of course, there's also something to be said for Hudson's makeup of choice: a luscious lip with just the right amount of shine and color adds fun and allure to any woman… even if she's not Penny Lane.

Exclusive: First Look at the Cara Delevingne Coloring Book

Those statement brows. That blonde mane. That cheeky attitude and impish grin. Whether Cara Delevingne’s strutting down the runway at Burberry Prorsum or rocking a onesie and flashing gang signs alongside BFF Rita Ora—with whom she may be developing a fashion line—the 20-year-old Brit is undoubtedly the model of the moment.



And while a pile of high-profile ad campaigns and cover shoots are nothing to sniff at, the girl wonder may have finally cemented her supermodel status with her very first coloring book—and we have the premiere look at it.



Colour Me Good Cara (launching July 1) is the latest celeb-inspired goodie from British illustrator and artist, Mel Simone Elliott, who gave the world the utterly epic Colour Me Good Ryan Gosling book last year. The book features 16 portraits of Delevingne in all guises, from striking a sexy pose to getting primped backstage to goofing off away from the catwalk. Crayolas at the ready?



“It has been a whole year since I started drawing for Colour Me Good Ryan Gosling, and since then, I've been so busy. But I also wanted to do something else to get the world coloring in,” said Elliott, who has also created crafty tributes to the likes of Kate Moss, Adele, and Debbie Harry.



“There are other people and subjects who I knew would be really popular but they're just not 'me.' Then I noticed Cara and immediately knew that she was right. She is an absolute joy to draw, insanely beautiful and her fun, tomboyish sense of humor really comes across. She's just fab, and I'm absolutely delighted that we can all color her good!”



For more details about Colour Me Good Cara, visit ILoveMel.me. Shoppers who order the book will save 10 percent off their entire order with the code "COLOUR CARA."

MiH Jeans Launches Monogramming Denim Service

For those who are monogram obsessed, we have exciting news. MiH Jeans has launched a new bespoke hand-monogramming service and we were among the first to order a pair at the brand's recent celebratory soriée. Customers can now personalize any denim style with up to three initials or numbers in a selection of thread colors and fonts. Whether you opt for your signature initials like blogger and MiH event host, Blair "BEE" Eadie of Atlantic-Pacific, or choose to get creative with three letter words, we love the idea of adding a personalized spin to your next pair of blue jeans.

The service is currently available on the brand's website mih-jeans.com.