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Fashion News: Fights break out as Versace for H&M hits stores

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The much anticipated Versace for H&M capsule collection went on sale in Europe and Asia Thursday morning (it hits the U.S. on Saturday) and although H&M had strict rules in place to try to make things as orderly as possible, reports are that fights broke out in Shanghai among professional ‘place-holders,’ paid to wait in line on behalf of customers who didn’t want to. [Cut] [WWD]

Donatalla Versace was in London for the launch. [Telegraph]

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The stars of ‘Twilight: Breaking Dawn -- Part I’ are jet-setting around to international premieres of the film (which opens in the U.S. Friday). After the L.A. premiere on Monday, Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson and Taylor Lautner were off to to London, where Stewart wore a black Cavelli gown on the red carpet on Wednesday The guys were both clad in gray suits. [Cut]

Megan Fox is having a tattoo of Marilyn Monroe removed from her inner arm. Why? It’s what I, who am not a fan of tats, have been preaching for years. “You outgrow things that you love when you were a child,’ she told reporters. ‘I got it when I was 18 and now I’m 25 and it just doesn’t make sense anymore.” [People]

MTV has put out a casting call for beauty bloggers. Only people who look to be between 18 and 24 need apply. [Fashion Etc.]

‘Jersey Shores’ castmates Snooki and The Situation are both suing companies over clothing. Snooki filed suit agains SRG Ventures, saying the branding company wasn’t making her enough money on licensing deals for clothes and housewares. SRG reportedly plans to countersue. [New York Post]

Meanwhile, The Situation is suing Abercrombie & Fitch -- which once said they would pay him NOT to wear their clothes -- for trademark infringement after they came out with some T-shirts with slogans that played off some of his catchphrases. [TMZ]

It appears that New York and London will change the dates for their fashion weeks September to avoid overlap with Milan, thus ending an international spat over the scheduling of designer runway shows. [Fashionista]

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