News: Scarlett Goes ‘Psycho,’ Hermès’s €1.5 Million Bag

Scarlett Johansson will play Psycho star Janet Leigh — she of the famous shower scene — in the upcoming film Alfred Hitchcock and the Making of Psycho. {Variety}
See a clip of a young Elizabeth Olsen in her sisters’ old show The Adventures of Mary-Kate and Ashley. {PopSugar}
The first trailer for Tim Burton’s upcoming stop-motion Disney movie, Frankenweenie, is out. {Deadline}
Gwyneth Paltrow’s Oscar look was inspired by Jackie O’s inaugural ball gown: “I saw a pic of Jackie O in a white dress with a cape and it’s been a while since anyone’s worn a cape, frankly, except for Superman.” {People}
Kate Moss’s husband Jamie Hince is a fan of Marc Jacobs, feels uncomfortable at fashion shows: “Sometimes I feel like: ‘What am I doing here?’” {HuffPo}
Isabel Marant on why she doesn’t have a fragrance: “I’ve been asked 50,000 times to produce a scent, but I don’t like perfume, it’s not something that comes to me naturally. I want to dedicate myself fully to things I truly believe in.” {WWD}
Hermès has designed an €1.5 million bag covered in diamonds. {FT}
Mary Katrantzou might launch plus sizes with Net-a-Porter. {Fashionista}

An Exclusive Look at Lagerfeld’s Hogan Collection

Karl Lagerfeld works on so many one off collaborations that it’s hard to keep track of his consistent projects.  Aside from the recent re-launch of his eponymous masstige project, there’s Chanel, Fendi and, for the past four years, Hogan. The Italian brand, which is owned by Tod’s, celebrated its fall collection with a cocktail party on the left bank yesterday afternoon, followed by a dinner—the latter of which was attended by a blue haired Katy Perry.  The collection, mostly black and white with lots of sparkle and a few studs, is supposed to strike a balance between “the haute couture sketches and balanced proportions of Karl Lagerfeld [and] the urban-chic lifestyle and contemporary luxury of Hogan.”

Rochas’ Funky Red Carpet Dresses

PARIS—It’s not that everyone didn’t look lovely at the Academy Awards this weekend (and yes, red carpet season’s pretty much over), it’s just that we find ourselves wishing year after year that someone would take a risk.  Like Simon Doonan said a few months ago, we’re still talking about Bjork’s swan dress because it was the last time anyone wore anything interesting.  While swans might be too far a stretch after a year of ladylike Vuitton gowns and vintage Dior, what about throwing some prints into the mix?
In Paris this afternoon, Marco Zanini showed a handful of surprisingly loud gowns, all of which were fancy enough for a red carpet, yet playful enough for a young starlet.  Sandwiched in between his ultra seventies brocade bell-bottom suits, granny chic cardigans and tweed tights were bell skirted gowns printed with over-sized checks or tile-like squares.  Sure, they’re not for everyone, but they’re a beautiful alternative for someone tired of the sparkle-meets-fishtail look.