• Jennifer Aniston is on the new cover of Elle. [Elle]

• Karl Lagerfeld has a photo exhibit at the Salon de la Photo at Paris Expo. Of his subjects, he explains, "I really take the time to choose my models: I don’t think one should ever be a ‘model-guzzler.'" [Chanel.com]

• Véronique Leroy is leaving Leonard after eight years as the label’s artistic director. [WWD]

• All of Hermès U.S. employees got three days off work to get together for a “family reunion”… at a Hyatt hotel in New Jersey. Woo! [WWD]

• Apparently 2,000 pairs of the boots Kate Moss wore on Louis Vuitton's runway last season have already been sold (they cost at $2,363), adding to the myth of "the Kate Moss effect." [Fashionologie]

• Perhaps being overshadowed by the new iPhone’s pre-order release date, a new phone by Jil Sander Corporate Design is out today. [Racked]

• Fashion designer Julien MacDonald is going to climb Mount Kilimanjaro, for charity. [Vogue UK]

• You can now buy pollution-reducing clothes, which increase catalytic conversion — the rate that damaging particles are cleansed from the atmosphere. [Telegraph UK]

• Here’s a set of photos of Grace Coddington from back in the ‘70s. [Telegraph UK]

• Because this sort of thing happens every now and then, here’s a fashion show in which all the dresses are made out of toilet paper. [HuffPo]