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Today marks the first delivery of Ralph Lauren's newest label, Denim & Supply. Rooted in Lauren's authentic American heritage, this first line is divided into three parts: Into the Wild, The Lodge and The Wharf. View the collection and making of the advertising campaign in this exclusive video above. Denim & Supply will retail between $39.50 - $298 and will be available on their website beginning today.

Emma Stone and Olivia Wilde have been heating up the red carpet as summer's leading ladies, and now their set to face off as Revlon's new global brand ambassadors.

The color cosmetics company has tapped the Hollywood hotties to front new and existing Revlon products, as well as star in campaigns launching early 2012 with looks created by Gucci Westman, makeup artist and global artistic director.

"These remarkably talented actresses personify the Revlon woman – glamorous, confident and bold. Together, they will help us build meaningful connections with new consumers and strengthen our relationship with existing fans of our brand," said Alan T. Ennis, Revlon president and chief executive officer, in a statement.

They join a gorgeous roster including beauties Halle Berry, Jessica Biel and Elle Macpherson.

"The Help" starlet Stone is "honored to be a part of the Revlon family" and reflects on the brand being a part of her life as a child.

She adds, "I vividly recall my mom wearing Revlon makeup and I remember getting to the age when I was finally able to wear Revlon myself. As a brand, it is a leader and innovator in the world of cosmetic beauty."

The company's commitment to raising awareness about women's issues stirs up "Cowboys & Aliens" actress Wilde. "It's exciting to join a company with a big heart and big ideas!"

The Hollywood hotties have pledged to join Revlon in it's philanthropic efforts, as the brand has raised more than $65 million for cancer research over the past 10 years.

Are you ecstatic that Stone and Wilde are Revlon's new faces? Which makeup products are you looking forward to seeing them wear?

Tell us your thoughts in the comments section and click here to see what Stone donned last night at the premiere of her new film.

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Rihanna Spends $23,000 A Week on Stylist
No pain, no gain? We suppose that anyone who changes their hairstyle as often as Rihanna is going to have to shell out the big bucks. Top celebrity stylist Ursula Stephen - who has reportedly also become a close friend - charges the singer about $3,200 a day for styles that have included a "Matador Red" bob, blond highlights and bright red hair extensions. But watch out, RiRi - you can't add hair extensions to a bald head. - Via StyleCaster

Ashley Greene Shares Beauty Advice
The Twilight star dished on her beauty routine, her increasingly proactive skin care methods and what products she can't live without. We're intrigued by a natural beauty tip Greene learned on set - drawing freckles over your foundation gives the illusion that you're not wearing any makeup at all. Somehow, we think we'd end up looking more like we'd been splattered in brown paint. - Via BellaSugar

French Women Lie More About Beauty
Sick of hearing about the effortless beauty of the French? This survey's for you. A recent study commissioned by Benefit Cosmetics found that French women are more likely than American women to lie about their weight, length of their beauty routines and number of sexual partners. This ought to leave American women smirking (at least until the next French Vogue hits the stands). - Via Daily Mail

15 Cool Lollapalooza Beauty Looks
Thousands flocked to Chicago last weekend to see Lollapalooza, the city's annual music festival. So what better time to find summer's coolest street style beauty looks? We're especially loving the Black Cards' Bebe Rexha's metallic headband and messy waves. To be fair, it was a good 90 degrees out this weekend - we're not positive these girls can take full credit for their "tousled" hair and "glowing" complexions. - Via BellaSugar

If smelling Justin Bieber's new scent "Someday" wasn't enough, now you can actually taste it too. In honor of the perfume's launch, London's Harrods department store is selling "Someday" flavored sundaes with all proceeds going to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. (Refinery29)

We're not too sure if this is actually real or not but either way, it's pretty hilarious. Check out the official Twitter account from inside the elevators at Conde Nast. (Racked)

Though she played hostess at last year's mega Obama fundraiser, this year Anna Wintour's decided to team up with Harvey Weinstein. The pair have put together a big soiree honoring the president that will be held at Weinstein's home. The ticket price? Oh, just $71,600 a couple. (TheCut)

Brad Goreski's got a book in the works. Titled, Born to be Brad: Life and Style Lessons From The Front Lines of Fashion, it will take a look back on his career, including his tenure working for Rachel Zoe. (InStyle)

Fred Perry's just announced that they will be releasing the last two collections designed in collaboration with Amy Winehouse. (HuffPoStyle)

The Rodarte sisters Kate and Laura Mulleavy are back for another go-around with Opening Ceremony. Take a look at Rodarte x OC's adorable fall 2011 lookbook. (Fashionologie)

To wrap up this week, we decided to sift through the news and share what we are excited for, what we are sad about and what we just don't understand. Here is this week's The Good, The Bad and The Ugly:

The Good: Karl Lagerfeld made headlines when he announced he was doing a second fast fashion collaboration (his first was with H&M in 2004). We were pleasantly surprised by his upcoming fall collection for Macy's: cheap, chic and it even has Cathy Horyn's stamp of approval. We're sold.

The Bad: The Alexander McQueen exhibit, "Savage Beauty" at The Metropolitan Museum of Art was extended until August 7th. Haven't seen it already? Don't bother. The line is so long anyone who enters the museum has to wait an hour even if they aren't seeing the exhibit. Too bad.

The Ugly: Kate Bosworth always looks chic. We love her Isabel Marant booties. What we are not loving? Her new dip dyed do. Or should I say "don't." So ugly.


Catch up on fashionn news with our previous columns:
July 22 | Fashion Memoirs, A New SATC and Marc Jacobs' Muse
July 22 | Vogue Online, Pamela Anderson's "Couture" and Robert Pattinson's Hair
July 15 | Nails at Sephora, Halston's Break Up and Helmut Lang's Destruction
July 8 | The Row's new bags, Tom Ford vs. Fat People and Christian Dior