• Men’s fashion director Nick Wooster has left Neiman Marcus with no explanation. [WWD]

• Abbey Lee clutches a dinner roll on the new cover of The Journal. The new issue also stars Aymeline Valade in a sixteen-page editorial spread shot by Hugh Lippe. [Journal]

• Rent the Runway received over $31 million from investors. They'll use the money to expand their technological initiatives. [WWD]

• A pair of Giuseppe Zanotti heels Anja Rubik wore to last week’s amfAR Gala were auctioned for nearly $200,000. [Telegraph UK]

• Philip Crangi will produce a capsule line of couture jewelry for Atelier Swarovski. [WWD]

• David Beckham will do all the modeling for his new line of bodywear and pants (obviously). [Refinery29]

• Chloë Sevigny will show her next collection with Opening Ceremony on the runway — the first time one of her lines has been presented catwalk-style. [Stylefile]

• Katie Grand created a website archiving all her editorials. [Racked]

• Dolce & Gabbana has published a photo book of Italian soccer players all dressed up (or not, as the case may be) in their clothes. [WWD]

• Alber Elbaz bought an apartment at the Apthorp on the Upper West Side. [City Room/NYT]

• Here is a slideshow of Erin Fetherston’s apartment. [Vogue]

• Marie Claire is still valiantly promoting the most recent Project Runway winner, Gretchen Jones. Nina must have really liked her. [Marie Claire]

• Elle MacPherson’s underwear line, Intimates, now includes a collection of bridal lingerie. [WWD]

• Students from Central St. Martins will design a capsule collection of knitwear for Pringle of Scotland, inspired by the label’s newly bulked-up design archive. [Telegraph UK]

• Here's an analysis of the market for couture jeans, just in case you’re planning to spend four figures on denim. [FT]