1. The 2Nd Skin Co. Short Sleeve Dress, available at Farfetch.com for $878.64
2. Kate Spade New York Marilyn bow-printed low-back dress, available at Neiman Marcus for $286
3. Dinner Party Darling Dress in Grapefruit Red, available at Modcloth.com for $137.99
4. Myrtle Pin Print Multi Pin Print Fit and Flare Dress, available at REISS for $320

“Snoopy is such an iconic image, there’s so much nostalgia there—so it’s about updating him and giving him a twist, “ said Philip Colbert, the label’s founder and designer. “Just giving it a spin so it connects with younger people.”

The collection’s price point speaks to that: a sequin dress starts at $180, shirts for $39, jersey dresses for $90 and handbags for $80.

1. Zimmerman The Vase One Shoulder Swimsuit, available at My-wardrobe.com for $371.25
2. Seersucker banded underwire tank, available at J.Crew for $110
3. Kenzo reversible leopard one -piece, available at Lagarconne.com for $479
4. Pink color block stripe cut-out swimsuit, available at River Island for $50
5. Wildfox ’Stormy’ One Piece Swimsuit, available at Nordstrom for $148
6. Blue Map Print Swimsuit, available at Topshop for $68
7. Plein Sud Maillota Fentes Perlee, available at Farfetch.com for  $207.50
8. Wish kaleidoscopic floral print cut out swimsuit, available at Farfetch.com for $113
9. Anna & Boy Jerry Hall swimsuit, available at Matchesfashion.com for $171
10. Isabel Marant Panama reversible swimsuit, available at Matchesfashion.com for $391

Anna Wintour leads the charge at 41, Miuccia Prada at 58, followed by Tory Burch at 69, Diane von Furstenberg at 74, Mindy Grossman of HSN at 89, and  Gisele Bundchen (the only model to make the list) at 95. Though only six women in the fashion industry made the list, the combination is an impressive one. With Wintour’s new role at Conde Nast and Burch’s undeniable prowess, we’re hardly shocked to see them among other female thought leaders like Sheryl Sandberg and Oprah Winfrey.

We are slightly surprised to see Jenna Lyons didn’t earn a spot? Who else do you think should be on the list?

The stylish are coming, the stylish are coming!

J.Crew announced its arrival on British soil yesterday with an Instagram photo – the word ‘hi’ built from red bottles in the window of Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design. The American staple hopped the pond to create a pop-up shop so Brits can enjoy Jenna Lyons’ brilliance in anticipation of the full-blown store that’s set to launch on Regent Street.

In true Lyons fashion, a pop up shop isn’t all she’s offering at the current moment. She tasked students at Central Saint Martins with designing a cashmere piece to be sold in stores and online.

“We wanted people to have a personal connection to us,” said Lyons. “We want people to have a point of view, that’s what Central Saint Martins cultivates. If you never expand your world and push the boundaries of what you can do, it’s hard to carve your piece.”

In addition to the honor of having their creation sold at J.Crew, the retailer is offering one CSM MA student a scholarship every year for the next three years, chosen by Lyons and the school’s fashion course director, Louise Wilson. The money will cover tuition feels and housing for a year.

Talk about one sweet deal.

Who could be more unapologetically punk than the one and only Vivienne Westwood? In light of this month’s Met Gala and the opening of Punk: Chaos to Couture, the U.K. clothier is digging into her archives for some vintage wears. Westwood released a new Chaos collection that includes punk tees and accessories with designs she first crafted in the 1970s. [Vivienne Westwood]

The Parsons pair now known as Proenza Schouler took a trip down memory lane as the 2013 honorees for their alma mater’s Fashion Benefit. Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez joined Hudson’s Bay Company president Bonnie Brooks as the event’s trio of the hour, which awarded 2013 graduates with top design honors and raised scholarship money for prospective students. McCoullough chatted with ELLE about how the benefit changed his own life as a New School student. “It was actually at this event, 11 years ago, that started our career. We met Peter Arnold, who was the director of the CFDA at the time. He introduced us to Barneys, who bought our senior year collection,” McCoullough said. “It can be a powerful event for a lot of the students here, today. Who knows what could come out of it?” [ELLE]

Tumblr boasts a $1.1 billion price tag and the authorities at Yahoo have tucked away just enough to buy it out. The internet company bought the David Karp creation earlier this week, leaving fans of the blogging phenomenon wary of ad takeover. According to Karp and Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer, though, the acquisition will be virtually invisible to the Tumblr audience. “Our team isn’t changing. Our roadmap isn’t changing,” said Karp, who insists that the site will still operate independently. Mayer offered even more reassurance on her own Tumblr page, writing “We promise not to screw it up.” As long as we’ve got gifs galore and can reblog our favorite fashion ads with little interference, we’re game. [CNN]

What’s it like to drip in the same Bulgari jewels once worn by Elizabeth Taylor? Award-winning actress Jessica Chastain knows. “It was so thrilling to wear it, but I was overwhelmed too. It was a little scary,” the Zero Dark Thirty star said about wearing Taylor’s sapphire and diamond necklace to the Cannes screening of Cleopatra. “I was the first person to wear it since Elizabeth. I felt as if I was able to spend the day with her today by wearing the necklace.” [People Style Watch]

Ralph Lauren Corp.’s signature style isn’t exclusive to the Hamptons or New York’s Madison Avenue. The equestrian favorite is rolling out worldwide. “Our relentless focus on innovation and our commitment to superior craftsmanship continued to build our global customer base,” said namesake CEO Ralph Lauren. “We have an exciting next few years ahead of us, especially as we grow our global store network and e-commerce platforms to showcase the full scope of our brand portfolio and lifestyle sensibilities.” Up ahead is the brand’s expansion in Latin America and Asia. [WWD]

Vera Wang is embarking on a trip back home as the 2013 commencement speaker at Sarah Lawrence College. Wang, who earned a degree in art history from the school, told WWD that diversity and openness to change will be key points in her address. “Everyone is different, whether that be different ethnicities, upbringings, education or anything else. Without diversity, the world is very judgmental and very limiting,” Wang said. “Different people bring different things to each situation. These have really been the tenets of the school from day one.” [WWD]

The gap between magazine must-haves and brick-and-mortar finds has been bridged thanks to Magnetique. The mobile app captures coveted items from your glossy of choice, lists the brand name and price, then directs users to the closest store that has the merchandise in stock. After debuting this month, Magnetique has been fully integrated with InStyle and Glamour, and app developers project it will be activated in all top fashion magazines by the end of the year. [GLAM Inbox]

The long-awaited three-day weekend isn’t just about enjoying a sweet, early release from the office (or if you’re lucky, a mid-day train out of town) – it’s about looking super-chic in doing so.

Regardless of what’s on your agenda for the unofficial to summer, there’s no time for an at-home outfit change; happy hour(s) await! Put those extra hours of daylight of good to use with this fool-proof fashion plan:

Dress up your go-to blouse with a little something extra. Pick up a printed blazer and toss a pair of shorts in your work bag. Embrace color, grab your aviator sunnies and go! Don’t forget your sunscreen. It’s Summer Friday season, baby!

*Shop the look: Zara printed blazer, $90 | Joie Rancher top, $158 | J Brand distressed denim shorts, $154 | MICHAEL Michael Kors large zip-top satchel, $358 | Kate Spade statement earrings, $98 | Zara sandals, $80

Hallie Wilson is the blogger behind corals + cognacs, an almost-daily dose of life and style. Here, she shares outfit inspirations, wardrobe creations and general musings on her evolving list of latest obsessions. Offline, Hallie takes time to enjoying life’s little luxuries – like shoe shopping, manicures and Zara.

Rent the Runway specializes in giving girls the Cinderella experience at a very small cost, and now they’re elevating their offerings … with the Beyonce experience!

Yes, you read that right. Queen Bey’s reign continues, thanks to a special boutique curated by Mrs. Carter for Rent the Runway! She’s helping fans embrace their inner Beyonce with the chance to wear her favorite pieces from the site. Expect to see printed and pattern mini skirts, jumpsuits, lace numbers and obviously, a freakum dress or two, er, we mean shimmery sequin party dresses. Rentals start at $50.

“Making women feel confident and beautiful is something I’ve always been passionate about,” Beyonce told USA Today. “That’s why joining forces with Rent the Runway was so organic. It’s more than just access to beautiful clothes; it’s about making women look and feel their best.”

…So he’ll like it and want to put a ring on it.

Carine Roitfeld turned Givenchy’s upcoming campaign into a family affair! In her continued partnership with the brand’s designer, Riccardo Tisci, the editrix doubled up on her role for the Fall campaign, styling and modeling alongside her daughter (and new mom) Julia Restoin Roitfeld! But that’s not all.

To build a bridge between beauty and fashion, Tisci also tapped Amanda Seyfried, the new face of the brand’s Very Irresistible fragrance, to pose alongside Spanish actor Quim Gutiérrez and models Mariano Ontañon and Dalianah Arekion. Photographers Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott lent their artistic eye for the campaign, which exudes a nomadic vibe.

So what sparked his choices for his eclectic cast? He felt they were “real gypsies in their own lives,” he told Women’s Wear Daily. “They are never in one place. They travel the world.”

The ads will hit newsstands in September following the opening of his Paris boutique in July.