Your morning fashion and beauty report: Mexico state dinner, Wal-Mart and Miley, Courtney Love and Kate Moss
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The Obamas hosted a state dinner for Mexican President Felipe Calderon and his wife Margarita Zavala. More importantly: Who was the best dressed? [Huffington Post]
The evolution of the bob. [InStyle]
Denim brands blend in with the arts. [WWD]
Echo Park’s Tavin adds vintage bridal. [Mondette]
Wal-Mart pulls Miley Cyrus’ contaminated jewelry from store shelves. [Ministry of Gossip]
Donnatella Versace on her friend Naomi Campbell. [The Daily Beast]
Courtney Love claims to have had affair with Kate Moss. [Vogue UK]
Love the print on your new spring frock? It might have been designed on an iPhone. [WSJ]
Andre Leon Talley warns not to bite the hand that feeds you: You’ll take that Vogue cover and you’ll like it! [Styleite]
Drugstore makeup giant Proctor & Gamble revs up e-commerce, social media efforts. [Ad Age]
Online poll: Top 10 most iconic dresses of the last 50 years. [Telegraph]
Ten flea market rules to live by. [Full Frontal Fashion, via Glamour]
Designer Chris Benz is now a columnist for Fashionista. [Fashionista]
Man heels: hideous or hip? [Guardian]
More on Glee’s Matthew Morrison’s curves -- this time we’re talking abs, not hair. [People StyleWatch]
-- Whitney Friedlander