HEADLINES: MK & A Think They Invented T-shirts While Kanye West is Making T-shirts in a Closed Down London Nightclub.

In celebration of 40 years of coffee addicted clients Starbucks has decided to team up with Alexander Wang, Sophie Theallet and Billy Reid to create a line of t-shirts inspired by the coffee brand. Why must everyone insist on trying to be part of the fashion world? Coffee splattered t-shirts? NO THANKS. (In Style)

Speaking of fashion wannabees, Robbie Williams has also recently launched a clothing line entitled Farrell. My expectations are low as the star admits, “’I’m into clothes but not necessarily fashion and I think this is reflected in the collection.” So you are producing a line of clothing that is not fashionable? Perfect, we totally need more of those. (Vogue)

Emma Watson tells US Magazine that her biggest fashion faux-pas is wearing too much makeup. Or it’s owning too much makeup that she doesn’t wear, or wears only sometimes. Actually, I’m not sure what she’s saying and I don’t think she does either. (Us Magazine)

Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen have released this months “T Moment” video which shows its shopper how to wear their t-shirts from summer through fall. Again; another celebrity contribution to fashion that we could not live without. Thanks girls! (People)

The latest rumour to hit about Kanye West’s upcoming fashion line suggests that fashion students are creating his clothing in a defunct London nightclub. Straight up, I believe it! (The Cut)

Toms¸ the cute flats with heart, have launched their college-inspired “Campus Classics” line that features the official school colours of seven different colleges. No, don’t even ask, none of them are Canadian schools! Sometimes I just hate America! (College Fashion)

This is rare but I actually disagree with Daphne Guinness. GASP! The style icon tells Rebecca Mead from The New Yorker “I’ll eat when I’m dead!” Well I guess I don’t disagree totally; if it turns out I can eat in my afterlife I’m all for it! But until then I’ll continue to stuff my face while living. (The Daily Mail)