Kristen Stewart has been wearing a mix of styles at various red carpet events over the last few weeks, including elegant gowns by Balenciaga and Reem Acra and casual printed pants by Balenciaga with a Rebecca Minkoff jacket, as my colleague Jenn Harris reported in her Frugal Fashion column. Stewart took still another tack Tuesday at a Los Angeles screening of “Snow White and the Huntsman,” which opens Friday, wearing a Stella McCartney double-breasted blazer and flirty skirt, button-up collar and hair twisted into braids on the back of her head. One might call it the sexy schoolmarm look.[RCFA]
A woman in California filed a class-action lawsuit against Proctor & Gamble, saying its Olay Regenerist products failed to deliver on its anti-aging claims. [Los Angeles Times]
Pieces from Style of Jolie, actress Angelina Jolie’s jewelry collaboration with Robert Procop, will be displayed at the Grand Hotel in Cap Ferrat and the Hotel de Paris in Monaco from July 15 to Aug. 15. This is the first time the collection will be shown to the public; it is usually shown by appointment only. [Telegraph]
When designer Simon Spurr abruptly left his eponymous label in March, only days after being nominated for a Council of Fashion Designers of America Award, the reasons were left unstated. But Spurr tells the New York Times in an interview he is open to returning to the label and is in talks with his business partner and investor to find a resolution to their differences, which seem to revolve around the brand’s high-end prices. [New York Times]
Moda Operandi, an online luxury retail site that allows women to order from designer collecrions as soon as 48 hours after a runway show, now offers the opportunity to order clothes worn by celebrities on red carpets. The first online “trunk show” began Thursday with a Prabal Gurung dress Diane Kruger wore to the Monaco Nights Gala in Monte Carlo last week, according to a press release.
Ever wanted to see Karl “The Kaiser” Lagerfeld without sunglasses or wearing something other than black? Now you can, in some vintage photos Lucky has of young designers back in the day. The slide show includes Diane von Furstenberg, Donna Karan, Valentino, Armani and more. [Lucky]