McQueen's McQ collection will now be 25 percent cheaper [WWD]

Jonathan Saunders is designing an Escada capsule collection [The Cut]

Yes, Tesco has already knocked off Kate Middleton's blue Issa dress [Fashionista]

Black Friday: Stronger sales, still the same craziness [WWD]

Need a warm winter skirt to keep you cosy and fashionable? [Refinery29]

Stop the insanity. There might be a third 'Sex and the City' film [Vogue UK]

Retailers are nervous for Black Friday, but have more ridiculous sales than ever planned [WWD]

Georgia May Jagger's Rimmel London ad banned over false lashes [Sun]

Marc Jacobs: the newest Numero Tokyo cover model [Design Scene]

Willow Smith's AMA outfit is drawing heat [Fashionista]

We always welcome good news when it comes to This Economy, so it's good to hear that, so far, retailers feel encouraged after Black Friday sales. Preliminary data indicates that consumers started shopping earlier this year, and online sales increased significantly compared to a year ago.

Some of that could be because many retailers opened earlier than normal at their brick-and-mortar shops. A number of retailers also posted their door-buster deals online at midnight on Thanksgiving morning, which led to earlier traffic. Compared to Thanksgiving a year ago, PayPal dollar flow increased 25 percent, according to Time.

Retailers also are also looking for Cyber Monday, a bump in e-sales the Monday after Thanksgiving, to help their bank statements. According to retail sales consultant Matthew Katz: "There's a lot of positive momentum, but we're not out of the woods."

Borrow Kate Moss' dresses, courtesy of Topshop [Vogue UK]

Black Friday is coming. Some people are scared. [Reuters]

Get your helmet hair courtesy of Karl Lagerfeld [The Cut]

Helena Christensen helps Oxfam [Sassybella]

Carla Bruni-Sarkozy wears Stella for GapKids [WWD]