• Kanye has reportedly tapped London-based designer Katie Eary as one of the creative leads for his new womenswear line. [Vogue UK]

• Sarah Jessica Parker on leaving Halston: "Really the business was being taken in a direction I wasn't interested in pursuing," she said. "That's why Harvey [Weinstein] and I decided to leave the company. I don't regret my time there." [Vogue UK]

• Heidi Klum is the celebrity who, when searched on the Internet, is the most likely to give your computer a virus. [Digital Spy]

• Apparently Helena Christensen is starting to look like Sarah Palin! [Daily Mail UK]

• The Hermès family has gotten the go-ahead from the French government to funnel their shares into an unlisted holding company, which is considered a major win in their fight against LVMH's unwanted advances. [WWD]

• Kate Middleton is on People’s list of the top ten best-dressed women this year, along with fellow perennial best-dressed favorite Blake Lively. [Racked]

• Nicola Formichetti wants to keep his pop-up shop open longer, but isn't sure if he can. [FashionEtc]

• Six-year-old Toddlers and Tiaras star Eden Wood had a tantrum at the Allure Fashion Week Lounge when she was told that she was too young to use their GLO Brilliant teeth-whitening device. [Page Six/NYP]

• Sasha Pivovarova is on the cover of October’s Vogue Paris. [Fashin]

• Someone went to Fashion Week wearing a sequin jacket with a sassy cat’s face on it. WIN. [Refinery29]

• This week’s Critical Shopper column dissects Treasure & Bond. [NYT]

• Britney Spears might be wearing an engagement ring, but is definitely wearing some fringed suede wedge boots. [Hollywood Life]

• Cheryl Cole is launching a shoe collection. [Vogue UK]

• Liz Claiborne has laid off some executives as part of a $25 million cost-cutting initiative. [WWD]

• Model-slash-street style photographer Hanneli Mustaparta will be in Net-a-Porter's fall ads. [WWD]

• Dazed & Confused had something to do with Club Monaco's look book. To this end, there was a party. [Interview]