• Elizabeth Olsen on dressing for events: “You literally have to use a stylist. There’s no way you can figure it all out … Whatever you wear is like a huge statement out to the world.” [PeopleStyleWatch]
• A pregnant Alessandra Ambrosio covers Spanish magazine Yo Dona. The accompanying editorial follows a day in her life, during which she eats pizza. Next thing we know, she’ll be joining Joan Smalls at Shake Shack. [Fashion Gone Rogue]
• Tory Burch is reportedly trying to sell her ex-husband’s stake in her company, and entered discussions with companies including Coach and PPR. However, Christopher Burch is demanding nearly $600 million for his 30 percent share, making it difficult to offload. [NYP]
• Oh dear, a number of models had their Twitter pages hacked — with an ad for diet supplements tweeted without their consent. [Fashin]
• Cartier really “nailed” its latest collection. [WWD]
• Trinity Limited, a Hong Kong–based luxury menswear division of Li & Fung Group, bought out British tailoring label Gieves & Hawkes. [WWD]
• Keeping it classy, clothing company Stussy’s new Facebook ad campaign shows a picture of a bundled up model who, the ad says, will strip for “likes.” [HuffPo]
• The Wall Street Journal wonders if men can look dignified in swimsuits. [WSJ]
• H&M’s Red Carpet Conscious collection hits stores today. [Grazia]
• Forever 21 named Charlotte Free the face of its new spring/summer collections. [HuffPo]
• Marni enters the furniture business with a collection of chairs made by ex-prisoners. [Fashionologie]
• See a video interview with the costume designer from Snow White and the Huntsman. [MTV]
