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Marcjacobs.com has about as many bells and whistles as one would expect from a leading fashion designer’s site—including livestream videos, gorgeous photos, news, and gossip—but it’s been missing one obvious thing: A shopping cart! Like many high-end retailers, Marc Jacobs has been slow to the e-commerce trend, but he has finally announced plans to sell clothes on his site, starting in September. Robert Duffy, the President and Vice Chairman of Marc Jacobs, even hinted that there will be exclusive duds on the relaunched site. “I want to give people a reason to go there,” he told The New York Times.

Isabel Marant‘s covetable Spring 2010 collection was an instant hit on Net-a-porter.com, selling out almost the second it would hit the site, so it should come as no surprise that the luxury e-boutique has decided to carry Marant’s second line, Etoile by Isabel Marant. Known for her relaxed French style, Marant’s designs (fans include Natalie Portman and Diane Kruger) effortlessly blend impeccable tailoring with bohemian details and Etoile captures all of this covetable aesthetic at almost half the price of her collection pieces. We can’t wait to get our hands on the printed tea dress, wool boucle jacket and draped black skirt for fall. To shop the entire collection, visit Net-A-Porter.com.

Two celebrity couples married this weekend—Carrie Underwood wed Mike Fisher in Greensboro, Georgia and Emily Blunt said ‘I do’ to John Krasinski in Lake Como, Italy—and we have wedding gown details at last! Underwood opted for celebrity-favorite Monique Lhuillier (as did her bridesmaids), donning a simple yet glamorous custom-made Chantilly lace gown. Blunt, whose guests included George Clooney, chose a draped chiffon gown with sweetheart neckline and embroidered details courtesy of Marchesa. Although official pictures have yet to be released, no doubt both stars looked absolutely radiant.