Amazon Chief Executive Jeff Bezos rubbing elbows with Raquel Welch. Gov. Jerry Brown and his wife standing mere feet away from Paris Hilton.

Diane von Furstenberg's "Journey of a Dress" exhibition opening party Friday night at the May Co. Building in Los Angeles was a collision of stars of every order, from the fashion, film, finance and art worlds. 

Many guests, including Paris Hilton, Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour, Rooney Mara, Allison Williams, Demi Moore and Rachel Zoe, came wearing versions of Von Furstenberg's iconic wrap dress, which is being celebrated in the exhibition open from...

The Motley, a Silver Lake-based e-tailer of men's grooming products, is moving into bricks and mortar -- at least temporarily -- with a pop-up shop scheduled to occupy a West 3rd Street storefront Saturday through Feb. 16.

Launched in 2010 by siblings Matthew and Madison Ruggieri (with actor Darren Criss joining as an investor-partner in 2013), the Motley carved out a niche by not just serving up a curated collection of upscale potions, shaving creams and emollients for the well-heeled fellow, but also by dispensing advice, tips and tricks of the grooming trade.

We're told the pop-up space...

Diane von Furstenberg’s wrap-dress army is a force to be reckoned with in the 20,000-square-foot gallery of the historic May Co. department store building in Los Angeles, where her “Journey of a Dress” exhibition opens Saturday with 200 vintage and contemporary interpretations of the iconic design.

There they are, 200 mannequins strong, standing in formation and ready to conquer the world.

And conquer the world is exactly what this dress did.

The show, which was put together for the 40th anniversary of Von Furstenberg’s brand, celebrates her singular contribution to...

The event: W editor in chief Stefano Tonchi, editor at large Lynn Hirschberg and hotelier André Balazs hosted a massively star-studded shindig Thursday at the Chateau Marmont in Hollywood, in celebration of the Golden Globes Awards, which are set for Sunday, and the magazine’s “Best Performances” issue.

The scene:Celebrants swarmed into a penthouse suite thick with Golden Globe contenders, presenters and other A-listers straight from W’s past, present and future movie-themed pages. Launching the party-packed Globes weekend in style, the clusters of smartly dressed...

Bart Simpson and Baby Milo are playmates -- kind of -- in a new collection of apparel and accessories that melds the cartoonish vibe of Japanese cult brand A Bathing Ape (aka BAPE) with 20th Century Fox Television's first family of animation, "The Simpsons."

The collection, which can be seen on BAPE's website, includes key chains, baby bibs and snapback ball caps depicting BAPE's Baby Milo mascot peeking out from behind Bart Simpson, beer mugs, throw pillows and T-shirts featuring the whole Simpson clan piled on the family couch or crowding around a doughnut (again with Milo in the mix), and a...

"Pretty Little Liars" star Troian Bellisario and costume designer Mandi Line turned up to celebrate the launch of the "Pretty Little Liars" collection by Aeropostale at the retailer's store in Times Square on Wednesday. Line persuaded Warner Bros. that there was consumer demand for a clothing collection tie-in with the show. The collection is in stores and on aeropostale.com now. [Fashionista]

Actress Cameron Diaz has a new book out on health and beauty ("The Body Book"), but she wasn't always an expert. In February's Seventeen magazine, she confessed that in her teens she ate too much junk...

Celebrity stylist and fashion journalist George Kotsiopoulos has become a star in his own right as cohost of E!'s "Fashion Police" and regular red-carpet commentator.

Now the man who has styled celebrities including Julia Roberts, Salma Hayek, Kate Beckinsale and Gwen Stefani has a new book out explaining how to get "movie star style." 

"Glamorous by George" includes fashion advice for all ages plus tips on decorating and entertaining, according to publisher Abrams Image.

The book is scheduled for release Jan. 21, but early birds can nab a copy and meet Kotsiopoulos at a book signing scheduled...

Although the Internet's been burning up since Wednesday afternoon about Miley Cyrus as the face of the spring-summer 2014 Marc Jacobs advertising campaign (which we noted in Thursday morning's fashion news roundup), our efforts to get an image from the campaign were thwarted. (At least one we had permission to republish.)

Until Thursday morning, that is, when Marc Jacobs sent along the above photo, shot by David Sims, which depicts a pouty Cyrus gazing (glowering?) into the camera as she sits on a cloudy beach wearing a pair of what appear to be burgundy shorts with a black floral embroidery...

Miley Cyrus considers Marc Jacobs to be a fashion mentor -- among other things she wore his fishnet column gown to the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Gala this year -- and now she is the face of his spring advertising campaign, looking kind of dark and moody on a beach. [WWD]

Drew Barrymore was named editor at large at Refinery 9. [Los Angeles Times]

"Glee's" Naya Rivera's long, usually dark locks were blond at the People's Choice Awards on Wednesday. [People]

And Los Angeles Times fashion critic Booth Moore gives a thumbs up to the body-con dresses some of the stars wore to the...

Actress, director, producer, winemaker and Flower Beauty entrepreneur Drew Barrymore is adding another job to her resume.

Beginning today, Barrymore will be editor-at-large at Refinery29, contributing stories monthly to the online style publication that claims more than 8 million unique viewers per month.

"The Internet terrifies me because I just don’t feel like I grew up with technology," Barrymore said by phone earlier this week. "However, I love the aspect of a library of information at your fingertips, guides and how tos, lists and best ofs. Refinery has all that. So when they asked...

It was an invasion of the body con dresses at the People's Choice Awards on Wednesday night in Los Angeles.

But it was no horror; it was smokin' hot.

Jessica Alba wore a strapless white bustier dress by Jason Wu with sexy lacing up the sides that was about as far from First Lady Michelle Obama's fairytale white Jason Wu first inaugural gown as you can get. Alba accessorized the look with white Casadei pumps. (That's right, they aren't just for summertime anymore.)

PHOTOS: The red carpet at the People's Choice Awards

"Girls" star Allison Williams chose an electric blue-and-white dress by hot...