• Kenneth Cole tapped a new CEO, Paul Blum, who succeeds Jill Granoff. [WWD]
• Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford, Eva Herzigova, and Helena Christensen are all starring in a new Duran Duran music video, and Dolce & Gabbana are styling it too. [Modelinia]
• Natalie Joos relaunched her blog, Tales of Endearment. [Style.com]
• Beyoncé is not eating her ice cream on the cover of the new issue of Dazed + Confused. [Fashin]
• Gucci will be designing Florence Welch’s wardrobe for her upcoming tour. [Fashin]
• Steven Tyler is the muse and face of a new Andrew Charles men’s clothing line, as part of a joint venture between Tommy Hilfiger and Li & Fung. [WWD]
• Lady Gaga tweeted that she needed an illustration drawn of herself with teal hair for her latest V magazine column. [ONTD]
• Here are some details on Dylan Lauren’s wedding dress, which Vera Wang was apparently consulted on: “[The gown] has a single, angular, over-the-shoulder strap … [it’s] a fitted and straight design with embroidery around the bottom and a little fishtail hem. The heiress is planning to complement her off-white gown with a Cartier diamond tiara and earrings, and a very long antique lace veil.” [NYDN]
• Designers including Erdem, Giles Deacon, and Roksanda Ilincic have each redesigned the tutu in a collaborative project with the English National Ballet. British Vogue has a slideshow of their creations. [Vogue UK]
• Apparently Victoria Beckham plans to work right up until giving birth. [Daily Mail UK]
• Irina Lazareanu believes the younger the model, the more likely they are to screw up. [StyleLikeU]
• After starring in the Broadway production of Chicago for two months, Christie Brinkley is moving to the show in London, where she’ll continue to play Roxie Hart with the British cast. [Vogue UK]
• Model Carmen Dell’Orefice will be awarded an honorary doctorate from the London College of Fashion this July, in honor of her contributions to the fashion and modeling industries. [Vogue UK]
