Kohl's are in quite the predicament. After announcing that they had secured Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony to design a range for them, they  promoted the fact that the partnership marked "the first celebrity couple to simultaneously design collections for one retailer.". The problem? Over the weekend the singing pair announced their official separation leaving the retailer in a marketing dilemma.

The brand have quickly began working on damage control. "The Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony brands have always been positioned as two separate, distinctive collections that offer high-quality contemporary style for men and women, and we look forward to a successful September launch," a spokesperson said over the weekend. Rick Darling, president of Kohl's licensing company LF USA, echoed this: We have two separate agreements with Jennifer and Marc and always intended to have separate lines," he explained. "[Their split] doesn’t impact the agreements in any way.”

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Naomi Campbell has lost her case against Cadbury's: [The Cut]

The Kardashian sisters are working with QVC again: [People]

Evan Rachel Wood has had the chop: [Marie Claire]

Urban Outfitters refuse to diversify their board of directors: [Jezebel]

Jennifer Lopez will debut her new fragrance on HSN: [People]

Besides her contract with Lacoste, we haven't seen a lot of Liya Kebede but that is all set to change. This week L'Oreal announced that the Ethiopian model will serve as their global brand ambassador and spokesperson. Kebede will join the ever-growing L'Oreal roster which includes stars like Jennifer Lopez, Beyonce, Freida Pinto and Gwen Stefani.

The 2011 Met Ball has finally arrived and the stars have come out with a venegance and on the red carpet Kanye West most notably appearing sporting the first glimpse of Tory Burch's first foray into the world of menswear.

This year's theme was 'Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty' and to that effect Daphne Guiness, Sarah Jessica Parker, Salma Hayek and Gisele all donned the latest designers creations in his honor.

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After previously designing a capsule collection for H&M, Madonna might have thought it would be no problem to borrow a few pieces from the upcoming Lanvin for H&M collection. Wrong. Despite reports that the high-street chain wouldn't let anyone, celebs included, wear the clothes until after the November 18 runway show to debut the line, it seems that a few others on the events circuit have been luckier than Madge.

The Telegraph has these pictures from the London Lanvin preview, where British celebs including Roisin Murphy, Hayley Atwell and Sophie Ellis-Bextor were seen wearing pieces from the range. Since Jennifer Lopez also reportedly was turned down from wearing a dress or two from the collection, we hope the lucky ladies felt even luckier than normal. Looks like Madonna and J.Lo will have to wait until November 20 like the rest of us to get their Lanvin fix.

Michelle Obama had fashion insiders waiting 30 minutes to take her picture [Page Six]

Will the first Gucci kids' campaign feature J.Lo and Marc Anthony's twins? [WWD]

Kate Moss might be married, but we bet her ring didn't come from Pete Wentz's jewellery line [Guardian]

Take a trip to the Proenza Schouler farm [The Cut]

Want someone to destroy your clothes for you? [NYLON]

Image via The Cut

As the September issues of our favourite monthly glossies are regarded as the biggest and most important of the year, there is without a doubt an air of anticipation when it comes to who will land the front cover. As many reporters have picked up on, this year's September issues are flaunting the older icons in our media world: Jennifer Aniston and Jennifer Lopez, both aged 41, Julia Roberts aged 42 and Halle Berry aged 44 all grace the September covers of Harper's Bazaar, Glamour, Elle and Vogue, all over the age of 40.

Whilst it seems a little sad that their ages are racking up column inches, the choice taken by the editor-in-chiefs of these magazines could be celebrating life post forty, seeing as we live in a world so focused on anti-ageing. That said, however, many have picked up on the reality that these icons have access to the world's best hair and makeup artists, fitness instructors, even dare we say it, plastic surgeons, and so many reporters have pointed out that these plus-forty cover stars don't actually look their age.

The Cut have even gone as far as to say that by using older cover stars, the magazines are targeting those readers who aren't so keen on getting their information fix online, "maybe these covers are a grasp at the people clinging to their monthly media," they announce, to the point. The Daily News takes a slightly different angle, putting the significance of the covers down to this message, "It's time to grow up if you think youth is everything," whilst their title is a little more optimistic, "September style bibles use Jennifer Lopez, Julia Roberts, Halle Berry to prove 40 is nothing to fear."

Demi Moore; Jennifer Lopez

This Lanvin dress is not an easy one to pull off but both Demi Moore and Jennifer Lopez have given it go.

Which actress wore it best?