• Donatella Versace on Roberto Cavalli’s designs: “I think that to do a collection — how do you say — as an homage to Versace, this is fine. But when you do a lot of collections as an homage to Versace — why? What’s the point?” [Fashionista]

• Azzedine Alaïa on the pace of fashion: “It’s inconceivable to me that someone creative can have a new idea every two months. Because if I have one new idea in a year, I thank heaven. I pray, I do everything, but God doesn’t always give me ideas. That’s why I’m always late with the collection.” [Stylefile]

• Kate Middleton tops British Harper’s Bazaar's best-dressed list this year. [Telegraph UK]

• ANTM winner Brittani Kline (now going by just Autumn) booked an editorial in Mexican Vogue. [Fashionista]

• Abercrombie & Fitch opened their first store in Spain last week. So now attractive Spanish people looking to get paid for standing around shirtless have new career options. [WWD]

• A leather and Swarovski-beaded playsuit from Agent Provocateur’s new “Soiree” collection costs $24,000 — which is certainly more than enough to make “playing” in it risky business. [Racked]

• Model Edie Campbell describes how she keeps herself “in model shape”: “I just remind myself to be the most scintillating version of myself that I can be.” [Vogue Daily]

• Rachel Zoe is now on Tumblr. [InStyle]

• See Coco Rocha and Behati Prinsloo modeling in new cinemagraphs by Jamie Beck for Coco’s new jewelry collection. [Stylefile]

• Anndra Neen won this year’s Dorchester Collection fashion prize. [Bazaar Blog]

• Reality TV star–tattoo artist Kat von D has a clothing line. [Racked]

• Australian Vogue’s December issue has a celebrity cover — film star Isabel Lucas. [Design Scene]