That, and more bits of fashion news to ease you into the weekend, here: 

And what will he do next? 

There’s no raining on Gatsby’s parade. Well, there was. It was quite torrential in fact. But the show went on as it must, and my was it shiny. 

How do intermittent fasting diets like the '5:2 diet' stack up? Are they just another fad diet that won't work?

Cleo has unveiled their fifty Bachelor of the Year finalists, and a more substantial magazine. 

Kate Bosworth has put together your dream festival wardrobe in a dreamy campaign by Topshop.

Luxe American eyewear label Oliver Peoples has teamed up with mytheresa.com to create five exclusive new shades - shot by Italian street style blogger Melanie Galea The Street Muse on the faces of some of our brightest icons at Australian Fashion Week.

Also, Nicole Kidman now endorses Jimmy Choo shoes. Let's hope they at least don't turn her into an earth mother. 

"Rethink and reinvent" - those are words to live by from Karen Walker. We caught up with her ahead of her appearance on the Digital Innovation panel at this week's Bespoke summit at the Sydney Opera House.

Kate Moss is the first "Face and Body Ambassador" for the glamorous tanning name St Tropez. We chatted to a tanning expert from the brand about what it's like working with her.

We spoke to one of the Fashion Police writers who is striking. Him and 11 colleagues are seeking USD$1.5 million for unpaid regular and overtime hours.

Plus fashion is constructed and Abbie Lee loves gun control.

The Met Bore: when Hollywood got its fancy dress on.

We're not entirely comfortable with the easy-going, beachy-haired Kidman, who gardens and isn’t at all afraid of the sun.

Vogue Festival is back for 2013 - read about what happens with a whole lot of fashion royalty in one place:

The Williams-Sonoma experience lands in Australia

Plus Myer's NDIS flub and Burberry loves bands.

Amal Awad peeks inside Vogue, Harpers Bazaar, Cleo, Cosmo, Marie Claire and Madison so that you don't have to. 

Seeing “Made in Bangladesh” on a tag this week is likely to send a shiver down your spine this week. The owners of the clothing factory which collapsed in Dhaka last week have been arrested and calls are being made for big changes to the nation's garment industry.