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Plus, Kimora Lee Simmons booked a new magazine cover.
Plus, an Angry Birds manicure, Daria Werbowy covers the new 'Vogue' Russia, and more beauty news.
Also, Toni Garrn is in the new issue of 'Muse.'
Their combined income from the past year was around $76 million. Can you guess which of them made more?
Plus: Daphne Guinness wears a cape to B.E.S., Taylor Swift sings at the Darby, and more, in our weekly roundup of celebrity dining.
In other words, the countdown to great-looking pictures of him modeling the stuff starts now.
Also, where Tory Burch buys her moisturizer, courtesy of Into the Gloss.
Also, Karlie Kloss has joined the pixie-cut train. (Thanks to a wig.)
Apparently the author is Harper Seven's namesake.
She's named Harper Seven.
Also, David Beckham says he probably won't have time to hang out with Kate and William in California, and more Loose Threads.
Also, Rent the Runway scored a huge investment, and Philip Crangi is collaborating with Swarovski.
Plus, Congress is writing to the FDA about formaldehyde.
Also, more news from the sisters Mulleavy.
Also, the Barneys Warehouse Sale may be scrapped, see Crystal Renn's latest editorial, and more.
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