Designers have been asked create outfits to help celebrate the extended 20th anniversary Disneyland Paris, which will be shown off in a fashion show later this month.

Business of Fashion talks to the hilarious Simon Doonan about his humble background, the swinging Sixties, and his role as creative ambassador-at-large at Barneys New York.

Personal shopping legend, Betty Halbreich has worked at Bergdorf Goodman since 1976.  She takes Refinery 29 on a tour of her amazing office and talks about her experiences.

Hermes has produced an amazingly expensive “crocodile chiffon” tshirt. It’s reportedly $91, 500.  That’s more than a lot of people’s yearly salaries…

Speaking of amazingly expensive and something completely unnecessary and totally excessive, a pair of diamond encrusted high heels have been created.

So, the Vera Wang bridal flagship Shanghai store was charging customers a “try on fee” and limiting appointment times to 90 minutes.

Kate Middleton’s engagement dress from Issa nearly ended the brand.

I can’t wait for summer.

Thieves steal an entire bridge in Turkey. Surprisingly, this isn’t the first time this has happened.

Mental Floss has 6 fictional houses you can actually move into.  One of them being the house from Up! Too cute. Barbie’s dream house was also a real thing. Not one I would care to live in, though. Far too much pink.

Alyssa Milano has four Japanese pop albums.  And a music video too! The cheese factor is almost overwhelming.

Renowned TV personality and culinary geek, Alton Brown writes all of his tweets on Post-It notes, takes a picture and uploads the image to his feed.  All of them can be found on his tumblr, Analog Tweets.

Cereal has come a long way from it’s health based roots to the sugar bombs that most cereals are today. And Post and Kellogg fought for supremacy the whole way.

Freda Kelly had one of the most coveted jobs in the world as a secretary for the Beatles and she finally breaks her silence on what it was like in a new documentary that debuted at SXSW titled “Good Ol’ Freda“.

Won’t someone please think of the penguins?? Antarctic ice continues to melt at an alarming rate, putting our fine friends in danger.

Bob Mackie talks to Vice about Cher, drag queens, thoughts on the fashion industry and his collection for QVC.

Capitol Couture, the blog covering the fashion in the Hunger Games has relaunched in anticipation of the next installment of the series, Catching Fire. And yes, that is Effie Trinket wearing Alexander McQueen.

Witches are having a fashion moment, taking their cue from recent films and upcoming ones such as “Oz: the Great and Powerful”.

I’m sad that What Not To Wear from TLC is ending its run after 10 seasons.  I love Stacy and Clinton.  I remember when the first episodes started and the original hosts had terrible style and were just awful.    Stacy and Clinton are the best!

The Hollywood Reporter has released their annual list of the Hollywood’s top 25 most powerful stylists and topping the list is Leslie Fremar, who dresses Charlize Theron.

The Gucci Sloane Street store was ram-raided and thieves made off with a number of Gucci handbags.

In China, there’s a beauty treatment called the fire facial. And yes, it’s exactly as horrifying as it sounds.  The lengths some women go for beauty are insane.

Andre Leon Talley talks to designer, Tom Ford for his weekly Vogue.com series, Mondays With Andre. Tom Ford, chats with Andre about his new baby, as well as his first full-on runway show in years.

One of my favorite series to read as a kid was Laura Ingalls’ Little House on the Prairie.  Turns out Mary, her sister became blind from something else, not scarlet fever as it has been reported.

At Christmas, the burning Yule log on TV is a familiar sight. But in Norway, there is an actual television series on firewood.  Seriously.

Good news, people.  Beef rainbows, the slightly iridescent patches that you can find on beef sometimes are harmless.  Eat away.

You would think that optimists would live longer than pessimists, but sadly, that does not seem to be the case.

I love me some Girl Scout cookies but I think this is ridiculous.  Some thief or thieves really wanted  Girl Scout cookies so bad that they stole $18,900 worth from a warehouse in Germany.

Sriracha, better  known as the “rooster sauce” has become overwhelmingly popular, surprisingly with little promotion from the purveyors of this favorite.

Mental Floss has compiled a list of nine historic methods of contraception.  I’m relieved at how far we’ve come.

In a short film by James Lima and Katie Grand for Louis Vuitton, Cara Delevingne, Edie Campbell, Saskia de Brauw, Isabeli Fontana, Lily McMenamy, Georgia May Jagger, and Magdalena Frackowiak star as the girls Jacobs and Grand had in mind for this collection. As Grand puts it, “I knew the character was [director James Lima's] kind of woman; she was French and a lady that enjoys the night time. The film was shot during fittings for the show in surrounding Paris streets.

The Vivant shows us the most expensive jewelry worn at the Oscars.

As a fashion history geek, this is fantastic news. A public archive of Europe’s extensive fashion history will be available May 2 with the launch of a website called europeanafashiona.eu

Speaking of fashion history, some of it will go on sale when ten of Princess Diana’s iconic dresses goes on the auction block on March 19.

Curalate, a new app that helps retailers find out which pieces are most popular and to use that information to monetize

Model Anja Rubik has appeared in numerous campaigns for shoe designer, Giuseppe Zanotti but now she’s designed a capsule collection for the brand.

J. Crew chief and American Express are joining the group of investors backing Warby Parker, purveyor of affordable, retro style glasses and sunglasses.

Refinery 29 gets a behind the scenes look at amazing British shoe designer, Nicholas Kirkwood’s studio.

I wouldn’t call them supermodels, exactly but they are great models and clearly a lot of fun.