Vanity Fair fashion and style director, Michael Roberts: "Maybe Vanity Fair is a far too sophisticated media outlet for her. Maybe she's better off in those teen magazines. We don't do cheesy teen pictures. We do chic pictures and pictures that are beautiful portraits by probably the leading portrait photographer of our age." [WWD]

Remember earlier this year when I wrote about how amazing the new MAC Pro studio would be for those who like mixing cheaper Chanel-esque nail polishes? Well, a priviledged soul got the chance to check out the all of the eyeshadows and lipsticks in person and they say it's so cool it should be illegal. Bummer. [Spektra]

A very brave Giorgio Armani is taking Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes to the Met's Costume Gala next week. No word if the aliens will be accompanying them as well. [Catwalk Queen]

Whether their white or dipped in neon pink, cigarettes are nasty. [Fabsugar]

Kate Moss wasn't the only supermodel Show Studio was showing some major love to last week. Women's Natasha Vojnovic stared in a riveting political fashion film named "Untitled." [Women]

We fall down, but we get up again. This would be the story of Naomi Campbell's life. The supermodel recently bumped into the cops that arrested her spitting at them and gave them a huge smug smile. Amen! [NYP]

Giorgio Armani is holding an international contest to find a director for the next Emporio Armani fragrance ad. Whether the winner will receive a free pair of Armani roller blades is unknown. [Vogue UK]

Did Marc Jacobs get inspiration from his spring collection from the women of polygamist cults? [Elle]

Speaking of Elle, the fashion magazine is getting ready to plaster its covers with some major celebrity faces: Rihanna in June, Mary-Kate Olson in August, and possibly Jennifer Aniston for September. [Fashion Week Daily]

How adorable are Gwen Stefani's bottles for her new perfume? The scents will each be available in two sizes: $45 for 30 ml. and $25 for 10 ml. [WWD]

Designers still refuse to accept that we're in a recession: Giorgio Armani has just launched at a luxury travel collection. [Sassybella]

Pssst! Gryson's affordable handbag line hits Target on Sunday, but you can find a few of the totes online now. Also, for those who can afford the expensive shit from Gryson's mainline, the former Marc Jacobs accessories designer is making shoes now. And they are too cute! [Style]

Watch out RiRi! Jean Paul Gaultier is making designer umbrellas, too. [Fashion Week Daily]

"Instead, with La Wintour present, and seeming to ramble, he said he couldn't understand why so many people disliked the American Vogue editor; he said he was "indifferent" to her - gasps from onlookers - before changing his mind and saying actually he liked her. He also suggested that she preferred French designers to Italians."

--- Giorgio Armani, On Vogue Edior-In-Chief Anna Wintour. From First Post.