Don't Miss:

Designers Benjamin Clyburn and Sonia Yoon tell us that Bensoni’s Fall 2010 collection is inspired by “a modern day fantasy of opulence and old world glamour.”

Check back daily until the first day of fashion week (February 11th) for more exclusive sketches.

Alice Temperley tells us that Temperley London’s Fall 2010 collection is inspired by “the early works of Norman Parkinson and homage to true British glamour.”

Check back daily until the first day of fashion week (February 11th) for more exclusive sketches.

We know what you’re thinking—Jennifer Aniston‘s skin always looks good. Trust us, we agree. But we like her most recent obsession so much ourselves that we couldn’t help passing it along: Dr. Hauschka Radiant You kits, which launched last month. (Madonna is also a huge fan of the Dr. Hauschka line.) The set—which includes cleanser, toner, body oil, and a mask—are $6.99 a piece, but if you upload a video of you and your friends using the products, they’re entirely free. And let’s face it: Skin as clear as Ms. Aniston’s is basically priceless.

Gucci went back in time for its new watch campaign, pulling chic black-and-white photos of ’60s model Veruschka and the late actor Peter Sellers from the archives and superimposing images of its new timepieces on top. The ads easily grabbed our attention thanks to Veruschka’s iconic style. “The images featured in this campaign are some of my favorites from the Gucci archive,” creative director Frida Giannini told WWD. “They perfectly illustrate not only the glamour of Gucci’s past and the many style icons who were naturally drawn to the house, but also show how this heritage can be relevant today.”

Beyonce celebrated the launch of her first fragrance, Heat, with a fierce party last night in New York City. The musical powerhouse, fresh from winning six Grammys on Sunday, arrived in a stunning ruffled Marc Bouwer dress and posed with her signature scent. When it came to the inspiration for the fragrance, Beyonce looked to her music. “I wanted it to make women feel like they can conquer anything when they walk in the room,” she told us. “When I write my songs, that’s what I try to do—write songs that are fun but also make you feel confident.”

—Enid Portuguez with reporting by Patricia Tortolani

How does a fashion icon like Kate Moss translate her enviable style into a collection of handbags for Longchamp? She designs for herself! “I like bags that are comfortable and light. I pack my bags to the brim, so if it’s a heavy bag to start with I can never carry it,” said Moss. But her first order of business was finding a brilliant shade of red:  “I love a dash of color.” And that red looks perfect with her favorite animal print. “It’s goooorgeous,” she said of the limited-edition zebra-style calfskin that’s featured throughout the collection. The Gloucester duffle bags (right) are inspired by vintage trunks and the Glastonbury messenger style features the perfect amount of Moss-approved rock and roll details: braiding, zippers and eyelets.

We haven’t stopped thinking about Anne Hathaway‘s role in Alice in Wonderland (out March 5th) since pictures surfaced this summer, but just today the star revealed what it was like playing the illustrious White Queen. “I kept saying to myself, ‘She is a punk-rock, vegan pacifist.’ So I listened to a lot of Blondie and I watched a lot of Greta Garbo,” she told JustJared.com. As for the dress she wore, well, it’s fair to say Hathaway was smitten: “I’m wearing a dress designed by Colleen Atwood. It’s grand and the most fragile dress I’ve ever worn in my life. I love it so much,” she said. More