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On tonight’s all-new episode of Scandal Olivia Pope’s (Kerry Washington) relationship with President Fitz (Tony Goldwyn) reaches its boiling point as a massive government conspiracy begins to unfold. To reflect the intensity of the storyline, costume designer Liz Paolo selected a more somber color for Washington’s character. “I wanted Olivia to be in something darker than usual, although still feminine,” Paolo told InStyle.com. “We chose this Akris Punto jacket which is a bloucle wool that has elements of black, cream, and gray woven into the fabric.” The versatile, fitted jacket is a staple for fall, and we love how Paolo paired it with simple gold jewelry for a sophisticated look. Watch the new episode of Scandal tonight at 10/9c on ABC.

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1. Watch Mila Kunis in a vintage Lisa Frank commercial from 1993. Priceless. [HuffPo]

2. The Derek Lam for Kohl’s collection will include swimwear inspired by his trips to Rio. (We’re booking our flights now.) [FabSugar]

3. Alexa Chung is returning to the small screen as co-anchor of a music show Fuse News. Rock on! [Grazia]

4. Juicy Couture launches a shoppable video starring Candice Swanepoel.[WWD]

5. Paris Hilton is taking action against a perfume company for using her name.
[The Cut]

6. Is Lady Gaga practicing her best “blue steel” for the upcoming Zoolander sequel?  [Fashionista]

After giving platinum blonde a whirl, Elisabeth Moss has returned to her brunette roots! Whether the actress decided to go back to brown for fall or to portray Peggy Olson on the next season of Mad Men, Moss was spotted with the new hair hue earlier this week. Tell us: Do you prefer the star as a blonde or a brunette?

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Uniqlo‘s stylish offerings have thus far only been available for purchase to Americans lucky enough to live in New York or San Francisco, but next week the Japanese mega-retailer—known for its basics like denim, tees, and cashmere—will finally launch online shopping in the U.S.! E-commerce already exists in Japan, China, Korea, Taiwan as well as the U.K., and now those who reside stateside will get the chance to purchase items online from an expanded collection that includes more sizes and colors than what’s found in the brick-and-mortar stores, including (just in time for winter!) fleece jackets in 50 shades. Tell us: Do you plan to shop Uniqlo online?

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