"MAC cosmetics has teamed up with Sanrio Global Consumer Products to create a Hello Kitty Cosmetics Collection," according to WWD.

The line will arrive on M.A.C’s Web site Feb. 10, in North American stores on Feb. 12 and into overseas stores in March.

For more product details visit Product-Girl.com.

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Do you think you could pull off "Lipstick Queen" Poppy King's new sexy sheer black lipstick and gloss?


Sadly, I cannot. Still dope though.

To purchase lipstick ($18 USD) or gloss ($22 USD) visit LipstickQueen.com.

Instant Update: Oh, apparently the lipstick is sold out.

Image via Fashion Week Daily.

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Rumors have been swirling that Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour is retiring (God willing). And it turns out, it's a touchy subject. When NY Mag caught up with the wearer-of-one-hairstyle recently--and pressed her on the subject--it was told: " I'm so sorry, I think that's an extremely rude question. Leave me alone." [The Cut]

So she's telling us there's a chance.

October Issue of Vogue Goes to the Dogs

Funny of Vogue to feature cute-ass dogs in its October Cruella de Vil issue. Still, so cute! Also, it raises a couple questions.

Hell in a handbasket?

The rich pug's rawhide treat?

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FYI: The hellish handbasket is actually an Hermès leather dog carrier. I guess if you're gonna be stuffed in something...

Kate Bosworth Does Vogue Italia, Is Ridiculously Good Looking

Kate Bosworth, 25, does the October issue of Vogue Italia.

For more visit All Celebrity Pics.

October Vogue Features Chewbacca Chic (?)

[Vogue's interpretation of the mountain goat?]

What a difference a month makes. In the September issue of Vogue, editor-in-chief, Anna Wintour stated: "We were always conscious that fashion may not be, in this period of economic and political uncertainty, at the forefront of our readers' minds. We've tried, therefore, to edit the collections with value for money in mind."

Since then Lehman Brothers crumbled. Merill Lynch sold out. AIG sought a multi-billion dollar lifeline. "Analysts beat the drums of doom." The Fed intervened to save Wall Street ( and correspondingly the nation's economic stability), with tentative plans to pump over half a trillion dollars into the markets . And when the dust finally settles, some predict the USD will be worth diddlysquat (that's a technical term) and the country, as a whole, will be further entrenched in ENORMOUS debt.

In keeping with the times, for the October issue, Vogue decided to showcase fur.

Grossly decadent? Yeah, kinda. A crime against animal-ity? That's for you to decide. But unequivocally, Vogue's biggest offense is that it's pitching Chewbacca-like coats to its readers.

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[D&G Coat made from Mongolian goat fur]

And if you're not sold on the Wookiee-wear, Vogue would like to bring this Yeti-inspired coat [seen left] to your attention.

Because who knows how to stay warm better than the Abominable Snowman?


Fret not though, because looking like a Wookiee/ Yeti/wildebeast will only set you back by about $30,000( i.e. waaaay more than the average mortgage payment).

P.S. And what kind of crap-shit is this, Vogue?!?!

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This photo is from a different editorial in same issue. See if you can spot anything redeeming about the look.