Lila Grace in 2011. Photo: Getty Images Kate Moss’s daughter, Lila Grace Hack, may soon be following her mum’s modeling career path, The Telegraph reports. The nine-year-old, who is also the offspring of Dazed & Confused creator Jefferson Hack, is no stranger to the camera: She already has a small portfolio, thanks to shots of her seen in blogs and magazines around the world from her mother’s marriage to Jamie Hince. Now it seems that Lila has modeling aspirations. Lately, she has been posing in front of the lens with her 11-year-old god-sister, Iris Law, daughter of Moss’s close friend Sadie Frost and Jude Law. Law told aMUSE, “My god-sister, Lila, and I have gotten into the habit of creating little photo shoots every time we see each other. I enjoy this, because it’s everything I love in one go: It’s creative, it makes you think—it’s fashion.” The Moss gene pool is strong, after all: Kate’s 13-year-old half sister, Lottie Moss, has dabbled in the business after being discovered by Storm Models, the same agency that originally found Kate, at her sibling’s nuptial.

A rendering of the New York pop-up. Photo: WWD

Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama’s spotty collaboration with Louis Vuitton is about to get seven dotty temporary homes. WWD reports that the French house is celebrating the partnership with pop-up boutiques placed around the world, the first of which will debut in New York’s SoHo on July 10. Outposts inside or near Vuitton stores at Hong Kong’s Pacific Place, Ngee Ann City in Singapore, the new Dover Street Market in Ginza, and Isetan’s Shinjuku branch in Tokyo are planned in the weeks that follow, and the launch will climax on August 23 and August 24 with large-scale installations at Printemps in Paris and Selfridges in London. For those who can’t make it to these destinations, the pieces will also be sold at all of the brand’s 463 boutiques. Expect spot-covered silk pajamas, trenchcoats, necklaces, and bags. And come October 1, a second round of leathered accessories will drop, embossed with Kusama’s tentaclelike “nerves” motif.

Photo: Getty Images Tory Burch has a couple of firsts on the horizon: she’s launching her debut fragrance, “Tory Burch,” with Estée Lauder in Fall 2013, and to mark the occasion, will do her first ad campaign, WWD reports. More Tory Burch newness may soon be on the way: “I would love to do a Sport concept,” the designer told the trade, adding that she envisions the line to be for running, yoga, tennis, and golf activewear. While “there’s nothing in the works” currently, Burch foresees the collection landing in its own freestanding store. Also on the wishlist? A home collection (“We’ve tried some home for gift-giving, but not as a collection,” Burch told WWD.), costume jewelry, and watches.

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Nicole Richie, who has already succeeded at designing both jewelry and clothing, is now releasing her very own fragrance. The scent, which was inspired by her mother’s aroma, will hit stores in September. WWD. Jemima Kirke, who plays Jessa on HBO’s Girls, is pregnant! It’s the actress’ second child. E! Online. Hermes Birkin bags are the epitome of luxe fashion in many minds, and with a price tag of $100,000, it makes sense. The brand is so obsessed with perfection when it comes to the Birkin that they allegedly set the bags on fire if there is even one tiny imperfection. Telegraph. Justin Beiber’s new album Believe was released on Tuesday, and to celebrate, the singer had a release party with friends and family at Sons of Essex in NYC. The party was complete with truffle pizza and mocktails (21 is still a ways off!) named after his hit songs. People. Mulberry is channeling their inner child in their latest campaign ad. The collection is being featured in photos inspired by the book/movie Where the Wild Things Are. Fashion Copious.

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Jennifer Lawrence may be up to her ears in work, preparing to shoot two big film franchises this summer and fall, but the actress hasn’t let her hectic schedule get in the way of her style. The 21-year-old actress stepped out in Santa Monica, California wearing an easy breezy white romper and her signature bowler hat—a playful pairing that can carry any girl from afternoon to night. The playsuit may have been a childhood favorite once upon a time, but this sweet little number is back with a vengeance for spring/summer. Michael Kors introduced a luxe tailored version as the first look of his resort collection, and Marc By Marc Jacobs and Jenni Kayne both gave a subtle nod to the trend by pairing shorts and tops of the same color. Take a cue from Jennifer and dress up this casual look with a sleek pair of metallic sandals and a leather motorcycle jacket. Try these fun and flirty pieces on for size:

Photo: Courtesy of ASOS ASOS roll brim felt boater hat, $30.

Photo: Courtesy of Urban Outfitters Brixton Pack bowler hat, $38.

Photo: Courtesy of Topshop Topshop lace back playsuit, $92.

Photo: Courtesy of Free People Free People new romantics pebble beach romper, 
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Photo: Courtesy of Zara Zara playsuit with frilled neckline, $40.

Photo: Courtesy of Revolve Clothing 6 Shore Road picnic romper, $145.

Photo: Courtesy of Nordstrom Trouvé quilted leather biker jacket, $298.

Photo: Courtesy of Express (Minus the) leather peplum seamed moto jacket, $118.

Photo: Courtesy of Topshop Topshop traditional leather jacket, $310.

Photo: Courtesy of American Apparel American Apparel Daniel sunglass, $35.

Photo: Courtesy of DKNY DKNY thick plastic wayfarer, $79.

Photo: Courtesy of Endless Lucky bootcut wayfarer sunglasses, $69.

Photo: Courtesy of dELiA*s Delia’s black wayfarer, $10.

Photo: Courtesy of Neiman Marcus Sam Edelman Gigi snake-embossed thong sandal,
$65.
 
 

Photo: Courtesy of Forever 21 Forever 21 metallic thong sandals, $10.

Photo: Courtesy of Endless Dolce Vita Izzie thong sandal, $102.

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Mulberry just opened its first freestanding store on the west coast—in downtown San Francisco. The brand’s Baywaters and Alexas—plus creative director Emma Hill’s shoes and womenswear—will be housed within the three-floor, 3,100 square foot traditional nineteenth century building near the city’s shopping-centric Union Square. But the store is about more than just retail therapy. “We have also created a second floor gallery space for pop up exhibitions and collaborative projects,” says Bruno Guillon, Mulberry’s CEO. Check out those new Mulberry Del Rey handbags at 166 Grant Avenue in San Francisco, and get a peek inside after the cut. Photo: Scott Hargis

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Marc Jacobs made an appearance on South Park last November, reincarnated as Cartman’s “Muscle Man Marc” stuffed doll. Shortly after, the South Park tribute became a permanent part of the designer, when he had his cartoon doll likeness tattooed on his forearm. The lovefest didn’t stop there: earlier this year, Jacobs collaborated with the TV show on a round of Kenny, Kyle, Stan, and Cartman tees, putting the four characters in his West Village store windows. And now, it’s come full-circle: Jacobs and South Park have teamed up again to offer a 12-inch, limited-edition Muscle Man Marc doll, exclusively available at Marc Jacobs boutiques worldwide and at marcjacobs.com.

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At last night’s 14th Annual Young Hollywood Awards, red carpet styles ranged from ladylike dresses to sleek pantsuits. Wearing the former were Mad Men’s Kiernan Shipka, in head-to-toe Miu Miu, and Ginnifer Goodwin, who opted for a piece from Monique Lhuillier’s Resort 2013 collection. On the opposite side of the spectrum were Ashley Greene and Hailee Steinfeld, who wore Donna Karan and Prabal Gurung designs, respectively. See their outfits after the jump!
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The extravagant, $8 million custom train that formed the set for Louis Vuitton’s Fall 2012 show is back for the collection’s campaign, marking the first time Vuitton has illustrated the exact ambiance of its show in the accompanying ads. “We wanted to continue the journey we started with the fashion show,” Marc Jacobs explained, adding that he hoped to evoke “the glamour of travel and the romance of going somewhere” in the images. Steven Meisel shot ten female models and four male porters in a reconstruction of the Louis Vuitton Express in a New York studio, WWD reports. Next, the train heads to Shanghai for gala marking the opening of Vuitton’s first maison in China. See more campaign images after the cut. Photo: WWD Photo: WWD