We loved Diane Kruger's bright, lime-green strappy sandals so much we had to round up 9 other styles that are hot right now. Check 'em out and start shopping-happy spring!

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Beyoncé sang it best-"'Cause if you liked it, then you should have put a ring on it-and these are a few seriously hot baubles we wouldn't mind putting on, ourselves.

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In the age of Instagram, it's imperative to know how to take a good selfie - considering the amount of people who will see this picture (and the fact that it'll be online forever once you post it), a bad selfie can ruin you. Okay, maybe not ruin you, but it at least guarantees a bad comment or two. So, what should you be taking into consideration when you snap a picture of yourself with the best haircut you've ever had or the most adorable macaron from your favorite bakery? Let us show you how to take a great selfie, thanks to the lessons we've learned from Amanda Bynes' newest career (taking Twit Pics of herself).

From finding a good background to taking a minute to focus the camera, we've put together a list of the lessons Amanda Bynes' selfies have taught us, ranging from good to bad to ugly. Take a look at the child star's pictures above and tell us your tips for taking selfies in the comments below!

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Kanye West Another day, another Kanye West Twitter stunt.

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Continuing his (at best) bizarre relationship with the social media platform, Kanye decided this morning to delete every single past tweet and replace them all with this cryptic gem: "June Eighteen."

After New York-based DJ Peter Rosenberg spoke out this week about West's next album-he said it's "done" and "very dark"- the most obvious possible meaning is that June 18 is its release date. But considering Yeezy's storied history with Twitter, there's really no telling what the rapper and soon-to-be-dad was trying to convey with the mysterious message. However, that doesn't mean it's not worth a shot. Below, five educated guesses at what Kanye's trying to tell the world.
Kanye West's Mysterious Tweet
1. It's Kim's due date. Ever since Kanye's girlfriend, reality starlet Kim Kardashian, announced she was pregnant with his kid in December, we've

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Can't afford an off-the-rack Burberry bag or a checked runway trench coat? Most people (including us) can't, but that doesn't mean that owning a piece from one of your favorite heritage designers will never be in the stars. Consignment stores, vintage shops, and discount sites are ways to make a Burberry purchase happen...but among all the authentic merchandise, you have some fakes masquerading as real deals. Where's a Veritaserum when you need one?

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It turns out that you don't need a psychic to figure out if that check is checked out. Watch Graham Wetzberger, senior director of authentication and brand compliance from TheRealReal on how to make sure your Burberry is legit.

Courtesy Photo (3); Max Mumby/Indigo/GettyThe Kate Middleton Effect struck again when the polka dot Topshop dress she wore to visit the Warner Brothers Studio in London sold out faster than you could say "RepliKate." If you weren't one of the lucky ones to snag the adorable fit and flare dress, don't worry-we picked out three similar styles that will have you feeling and looking like our favorite royal. From left: Score a similar Topshop style with slightly different dots ($76 at nordstrom.com); mix textures with print with ModCloth's polka dot and lace ($60 at modcloth.com); and reverse the hues in this white-on-black version by Dorothy Perkins ($29 at dorothyperkins.com). Which style is your favorite? Let us know in the comments!

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This afternoon, we receive somewhat haunting news about Carey Mulligan's preparation to play Daisy Buchanan in Baz Luhrmann's upcoming adaptation of The Great Gatsby. The actress apparently drew inspiration from the world's preeminent sex-tape opportunist and her reality-show-starring family in her portrayal of the classic F. Scott Fitzgerald character. Mulligan attempts to explain Daisy's similarity to the sisters in a new Harper's Bazaar profile:

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"The Kardashians are sort of a reference in that Daisy's purpose in life is-she feels her purpose is to look very beautiful all the time and to constantly be on show," she said. "So what I was trying to imply was that there's an essence of part of the amazing business they run as the Kardashians is looking beautiful a lot and looking very present, presentational and perfect."

In light of that explanation, we are willing to concede that Mulligan has a point, although we'd prefer that

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As Duchess Catherine continues to peck away at furnishing her London apartment and her country house--the former was estimated to go under a $1.5 million renovation--London's Grosvenor House has created something to inspire Kate's take on at least one room. The hotel recently hired British nursery firm Dragon's of Walton Street ahead of Baby Wales's arrival, their mandate to design a quintessential English nursery "fit for a royal baby." Dragon's, meanwhile, comes with their own regal pedigree: back in the 1980s, both Diana, Princess of Wales and Fergie, Duchess of York tapped them to make custom rooms for Princes William and Harry and Princesses Beatrice and Eugenie, and the company's famous hand-painted furniture has lured clients like Gwyneth Paltrow, Victoria Beckham, Samantha Cameron, and Madonna.

Today, Dragon's offers "bespoke" children's interiors for clients all over the world, and they've created quite a range: a boy's