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Win Robert Pattinson’s Prada Suit

Mar 11, 2010 @ 1:30 pm

Attention all die-hard (or should we say Twi-hard) Robert Pattinson Remember Me fans! Your favorite leading man is auctioning off the costumes from his latest movie, including the blue Prada suit (right) and Birkenstocks, with a portion of the proceeds going to the EIF (Entertainment Industry Foundation). Pieces from co-stars Emilie de Ravin and Pierce Brosnan‘s wardrobes will also be available, as will costumes from The Blind Side and props from Inglourious Basterds (blood-stains included?). Get in on the auction action on March 13 at eifoundation.org.

— Melissa

Steve Granitz/WireImage; Courtesy of Fred Perry; Todd Williamson/WireImage; Courtesy of Matthew Williamson; AP Photo/Matt Sayles

The Obamas Groove, Amy Winehouse Designs, and More!

Mar 11, 2010 @ 1:03 pm

1. The one thing you’ll never see Lady Gaga wear? Flats! [Glamour.com]

2. The Obamas got groovy on the dance floor in the White House’s latest Flickr pics. [HuffingtonPost.com]

3. Amy Winehouse and Fred Perry team up for a collection. [CocoPerez.com]

4. Gabourey Sidibe lands a role in a new Showtime series called The Big C. [JustJared.com]

5. Actress Thandie Newton is among the stars to go mad for designer Prabal Gurung. [Fabsugar.com]

6. Matthew Williamson will design a capsule accessories collection for Bulgari next spring. [WWD.com]

Louis Vuitton’s Supermodel Lineup

Mar 11, 2010 @ 11:57 am

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“And God Created Women” announced the program for Marc Jacob’s Fall 2010 show for Louis Vuitton, where iconic supermodels and voluptuous Victoria’s Secret Angels paraded retro sexy clothes around the courtyard fountain at the Louvre. Laetitia Casta opened the show in a full-skirted ’50s dress with decolletage aplenty, followed by Karolina Kurkova, Adriana Lima, Alessandra Ambrosio and Bar Refaeli in ladylike looks, like petticoats, waist-cinching tweeds and innocent floral frocks. For the finale, Elle Macpherson debuted a glamorous blush-colored gown with corseted bustier, which looked amazing on her hourglass figure. Thank you Marc Jacobs for proving that clothes really do look best on women with curves!

— Joyann King

Shop By Color All Next Week!

Mar 11, 2010 @ 11:36 am

In honor of InStyle‘s color-themed April issue, we are declaring next week Color Week! Shop our picks for fashion, beauty and home decor in some of spring’s hottest colors, like blue, purple, red, blush and green. Starting March 16-20, we will roll out new color picks every day, plus exclusive discounts on special items from HauteLook.com (these are flash sales so time is of the essence!). Add a bit of much-needed color to your life with vibrant statement jewels, pretty summer dresses and chic knickknacks for your home.

— Joyann King

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Reese Witherspoon Heads to Washington

Mar 11, 2010 @ 10:30 am

Avon Global Ambassador Reese Witherspoon made the rounds in Washington D.C. yesterday to promote the beauty brand’s initiatives to end violence against women. The actress began her day at the State Department looking lovely in a Roland Mouret dress for the Global Partnership to End Violence Against Women breakfast. After attending the International Women of Courage Awards, which was hosted by Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, she finished the night at the Kennedy Center, which hosted the Vital Voices 2010 Global Leadership Awards. Along with her outreach as Avon’s ambassador, Witherspoon also helped launch the Women’s Empowerment Ring, which she wore during her D.C. visit and is sold for $5 on avon.com. All proceeds will support domestic violence programs throughout the U.S. “There is nothing more important for all of us than ensuring the safety of women and girls everywhere,” Witherspoon said in a statement. “It’s critical that we find ways to work together, as a global community, to combat it.”

— Enid Portuguez

Scott Garfield, Courtesy of Monique Lhuillier

America Ferrera’s Custom Wedding Gown

Mar 11, 2010 @ 10:00 am

What’s the first word that comes to mind when Our Family Wedding‘s America Ferrera hears someone say “bride?” “Dress!” exclaimed the star of the nuptial-themed comedy, which hits theaters this Friday. For her character’s walk down the aisle, Ferrera wears an ivory re-embroidered lace (a more textured lace than traditional Chantilly) gown custom-made by Monique Lhuillier, and we got the exclusive sketch of the gorgeous dream dress! The good news for brides-to-be? You can custom order the “Lucia” gown (named after Ferrera’s character) at the Monique Lhuillier Salon.

— Bronwyn Barnes