- LVMH executive Edo Jao recently Tweeted about what he thinks was Marc Jacobs and Victoria Beckham talking about a line with fur. Considering Victoria has been opposed to real fur, let’s hope that they were discussing someone else’s line with fur for the sake of avoiding a tabloid-friendly PETA outcry.

- Rachel McAdams takes the January cover of Vogue; Fashionista seems to think the Sherlock Holmes actress has been plastered with too much makeup and evokes images of Kate Gosselin. Ouch!

- Lady Gaga’s MAC ad with Cyndi Lauper is out, and she looks nothing short of fabulous! The campaign, titled Viva Glam, is the makeup giant’s upcoming Spring line.

- CEO of Gilt Groupe, Susan Lyne, reveals that robots do some heavy loads behind the scenes of their e-commerce site. The Kiva Robot System is clearly doing something right, considering the company is bringing in great business while still managing to offer great discounts on designer pieces.

- Rumor has it that Tyra Banks has cajoled André Leon Talley into judging next season’s America’s Next Top Model; word around New Zealand is that Talley is sitting full-time at the judge’s table.

- Miranda Kerr nabs the January cover of Germany’s GQ—the mag makes a nice Christmas present for the guys in your family who didn’t get enough of her from the Victoria’s Secret catalog.

- Twilight‘s Ashley Greene gets charitable for Teen Prom magazine, retelling her fairytale prom story against some glamorous shots of her in a glitzy dressing room. The starlet donated her hard-earned prom dress to DonateMyDress.org, offering some words of wisdom:

“People have a lot of anticipation for an event like prom and end up overdoing it or wearing too much makeup. Really make sure you are comfortable because then you’ll feel beautiful, instead of going overboard and asking yourself, ‘Oh my gosh, what did I do?’”

- Sex and the City‘s Kim Cattrall attended her co-star Sarah Jessica Parker’s premiere for her solo project, Did You Hear About the Morgans?, proving that the Samantha/Carrie feud is a thing of the past! Or at least, we hope so.