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More models descended upon Cannes today , most notably Alessandra Ambrosio, who has managed to wear not just one but two different slinky, shimmery gowns already.

Are you privy to the incredible fashion deals available on the far end of Church Street in Montclair? One Savvy Design , a boutique consignment shop, opened at 72 Church St.

Besides noticing amazing skin, hair and nails makeup application is another beauty ritual that is admired.

Plastic panache from Maison Martin Margiela's spring 2011 collection. The outfit, though not this rather gamine model, is on display at the Met's new exhibit.

Scarlett Johansson attends the Dolce & Gabbana Spring/Summer 2012 fashion show as part Milan Womenswear Fashion Week on Sept.

As the Cannes Film Festival has well and truly kicked off we know we're going to be seeing a lot of ultra-glam looks on the prestigious red carpet these next few weeks, so we thought we'd look to some slightly more casual celeb style inspiration to show us that it is possible to look flawless while dressed down too.

Graduation is right around the corner, and after four years of hard work, the real adventure finally begins for the class of 2013.

There's grandmotherly lace, baptismal lace, and Scarlett Johansson in a slip lace.

If there's one trend that seems to be going strong long after its recent revitalization, it's the use of leather.

The 20-year-old former Sports Illustrated model has cemented her status as a fashion glossy cover girl by appearing on the June issue of the one and only fashion Bible.

Angela Simmons attended the 2013 Met Gala in New York City on Monday, May 6th in our Vivienne Tam "Black Royal K'ao Armor Opera Sequin and Bead Gown". Actress Mamie Gummer and Rodarte designers Laura and Kate Mulleavy wore a Nancy Gonzalez clutch to the Met Gala in New York City.

We'd love to hear what Sid Vicious would have made of the $565 Givenchy T-shirts on sale, secured with long metal chains, in the gift shop.

Kate Upton graces Vogue's June cover , and in addition to modeling equestrian-chic separates in the accompanying spread, she also does what she's become famous for - showing off her enviable figure in gorgeous swimsuits.

How much would you be willing to pay for a dress? Even better how much would you pay for a dress that you probably will wear only once in your lifetime if at that? Well, net-a-porter is hoping that you would be willing to pay $50,000. That's correct, $50,000 for just one dress.

THE GOOD: SJP's baaaack. Not only did the 48-year-old actress show all those young things how punk was done at the Met Gala, but she also looked super classy at two other events this week.

CLIK = Shutter release on the perfect frame HEAR = The sounds of compelling stories Clik + Hear = CLIK/HEAR The Best Multimedia, Photos and Video from South Florida Punk and high fashion can now share the same stage, and a new Costume Institute exhibit at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, 'Punk: Chaos to Couture,' celebrates that influence.

The feminine allure of the Beach Glam from the 50s is back this season. From Alexander McQueen to Dolce & Gabbana and Prada; they all went for hot pants and corseted tops that Marilyn Monroe and Elizabeth Taylor would have made a heart-stopping impression in.

Anne Hathaway, Miley Cyrus Sarah Jessica Parker and Jennifer Lopez were among the celebrities who attended the 2013 Met Museum Costume Institute gala in New York City on May 6. Hathaway debuted a platinum blonde hairstyle and wore a vintage black and white Valentino dress with sheer and sparkly designs, while Cyrus wore a black fishnet Marc Jabs ... (more)

When we saw the spring/summer 2013 delight that was the Dolce & Gabbana show spill onto the runway, we couldn't wait to see the A-listers snap up the tropical prints for when the barometer went up.

Some of the biggest stars on the planet, including Beyonce , Miley Cyrus and Katy Perry , put their own stamp on the Costume Institute Gala's theme of "Punk: Chaos to Couture" on Monday night, donning all sorts of wild couture when they hit the carpet at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.