By Spencer Cain, The Vivant

Keira Knightley Last weekend, Keira Knightley tied the knot in a relatively low-key ceremony in France to her musician beau James Righton, a member of popular band Klaxons. When we say "relatively low-key" we mean that in celebrity terms: Knightley wore a custom Chanel dress with a Chanel jacket over it, but she wore ballet flats-making it a more casual affair than some major A-list blowout nuptials we've seen recently.

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But for the honeymoon, they're sparing no expense. The duo have been spotted in Corsica, the French island in the Mediterranean Sea. The destination is a playground for the wealthy and elite, and it's perfect for a celebrity couple as it's quite private compared to other European beachside locales. They have been taking advantage of the weather and sunning, sailing, and swimming, with a glass of wine always in hand.

When the holiday is over, they'll return to Knightley's $3 million

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Mum's the word.



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Lurk Perfume Oil

When it comes to gift giving, being nosy pays off. Blended perfume oils from NYC-based Lurk are scentsational.

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Sleepy Jones Marina Pajamas

Rest assured; you've found the sleeping costume of her dreams with this floral ensemble.

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Aesop Resurrection Aromatique Hand Balm

You've got to hand it to her, she's one tough cookie. Soften her up with a tube of luxe hand balm.

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Thomas IV Soft Box Carryall

Making a case for a pulled-together look: Thomas IV's color-block number in soft Italian leather. It's an ideal hold-everything stash bag.

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Lipstick Queen Hello Sailor Lipstick

A lipstick different from her tried-and-true might seem out of the blue, but once she

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I broke my glasses last night, which - back me up on this, fellow four-eyes - is the absolute worst. But I've been meaning to get some new sunglasses for summer (because, yes, last year's sunglasses are long broken), so I figured I might as well go on an all-out glasses buying binge. And in doing so, I started tracking some consistent trends in the eyewear game for 2013. Instead of sticking with the typical hipster black frames and oversized sunglasses, 2013 is seeing some distinct eyewear trends for spring/summer. Here are 8 of the trendiest pairs out there:

-By Michelle Horton

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VogueWe're used to seeing Kate Upton on magazine covers—magazines for men. That's about to change now that she's landed her first  Vogue cover. 

Putting Upton on the style bible's June cover is a two-pronged victory: It's symbolic of the high fashion world adopting more of a men's magazine mentality (which, for better or worse is geared toward fleshier, more realistic-looking models), and a step toward fulfilling a promise the magazine made in 2012 to promote images of healthier looking models.

As part of their commitment to the "well-being of their readers" Vogue vowed to not work with models under 16 "who appear to have an eating disorder" and encouraged designers to consider the consequences of making too-small sample sizes that drive models to stay super skinny to fit into them.

Fashion wields a powerful influence over pop culture, and Upton herself has seen the trickle down effects earlier in her career, when she was absurdly labeled overweight by some ignorant critics.
  
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By Spencer Cain, StyleCaster

Miley Cyrus Miley Cyrus has yet again reminded us that her Disney Channel days as "Hannah Montana" are a thing of the past. This time, the 20-year-old starlet posed for Maxim, landing the coveted number one spot of number one on their annual "Hot 100″ list.

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For the pictorial, Cyrus stripped down (shocker) in a pair of strategically ripped high-waist jeans and what appears to be vintage Versace jewelry, both of which are staples in her wardrobe.
While Cyrus obviously looks killer (the Pilates totally paid off), we can't help but question why she's constantly nearly-naked on the many magazine covers she's scored during the past year. She's working on an upcoming album, and we get that her non-Disney image is an integral key to its success, but between her racy V magazine cover released last week and her March Cosmopolitan cover, we've seen a lot of Miley-in more ways than one.
It's a

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When are patterns permitted? How do I know what colors go well together? Does everyone have to match? Enlist these seven golden rules when choosing attire for your attendants.

1. Don't Go Changing
Women are having more fun with fashion in general-they're aware of trends and open to taking risks-and they're bringing that spirit to their weddings. You don't have to become someone else (read: more traditional than you are) for that one day. You don't even have to wear white!

2. Please Yourself
It may be tempting to try to make your entire wedding party happy with their bridesmaid dress, but it's your day, and it's important to draw the line somewhere. If you want to take into account different body types, you can choose a gown color and fabric that you'd like your ladies to wear, but let them each choose the neckline they like most. Don't abandon a dress just because one of the girls doesn't like your color scheme. Also, beware of allowing bridesmaids to wear any dress they want as long

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By Mandy C, Lover.ly

When we think of the 1920's, the words decadence, opulence, prosperity and glamor quickly come to mind. Ladies dressed to the nines, dripping in diamonds or draped in layers of pearls, with their perfectly tailored gowns simultaneously showing off their feminine form and keeping a few secrets hidden away...and can you imagine what a wedding might have been like? We sure can! With the highly anticipated release (starring Leonardo DiCaprio, looking suave as ever...) of this summer's The Great Gatsby just around the corner, we've rounded up our favorite Roaring Twenties inspired gowns and accessories fit for a Gatsby-era bride.

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Abercrombie and Fitch"In every school there are the cool and popular kids, and then there are the not-so-cool kids," he told [Salon]. "Candidly, we go after the cool kids. We go after the attractive all-American kid with a great attitude and a lot of friends. A lot of people don't belong [in our clothes], and they can't belong. Are we exclusionary? Absolutely." -Mike Jeffries, CEO of Abercrombie + Fitch"

When I read the words of Abercrombie CEO Michael Jeffries, who was recently written about in Business Insider, over 20 years of memories flash through my head, years when I was tormented because I was a fat kid. I guess I'm lucky that by middle school I fit into Abercrombie and could therefore be considered "cool" and "attractive"; as if I "belonged." I think of my life-long struggle to feel beautiful and like I fit in or am worthy because of the size of my waist. Then I think about Columbine, Newtown, The Bully Project. I think about this and this. I think about all the clothes I purchased at A&F, all the

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