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Love Lady Gaga’s Hermes bag? Well, Gaga personalized it herself writing “I love small monster, Tokyo Love” in Japanese on the gorgeous white handbag (which probably cost a zillion dollars). Gaga was spotted at the Narita International Airport today in Narita, Japan. What do you think of the long and straight hair?

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Designer Marc Jacobs and his boy-toy are engaged!

The designer and his ad executive boyfriend, who have been together for about a year, will go public with the news beginning Thursday, when they arrive in Brazil wearing rings. The couple is headed to Martone’s native Sao Paolo for a fete celebrating the Marc Jacobs multibrand store there, which opened in January. They have not set a wedding date.

Kanye is really into fashion and after seeing Sean Avery get an internship at Vogue, Kanye is very interested in doing something similar himself. So, he is currently looking for an internship at a fashion house! This will no doubt bring publicity to the brand he chooses and I think he could do a good job. I have two fashion internships under my belts, so I should know! Can’t wait to see what happens.

Jen vs. Angelina!!! No one will ever get over this will they? Can’t wait to read the story that accompanies this cover quote for Vogue’s December 2008 issue.

Earlier this year editor Franca Sozzani put out a Vogue Italia totally dedicated to black women. She did this in hopes of diversifying the runways in Milan. Unfortunately, this season the models were as white as they have always been. In an effort to fix this problem again Sozzani will dedicate an issue of L’Uomo Vogue to Africa.

She wanted to focus on people, projects and ideas. She did not want to make an aesthetic statement about Africa. So she didn’t fill the magazine with images of Western models in overpriced vaguely ethnic frocks. And unlike a recent issue of India’s Vogue magazine, which sparked outrage among activists and humanitarians, this one won’t show peasants posing with $5,000 handbags.

… “Fashion is not only about clothes,” Sozzani says. She broadens it so that it speaks to the vague and all-encompassing notion of identity.