I’m use to seeing Forever 21 rip-off Marc Jacobs, but the designer robbing himself — selling cheaper versions of his original thousand dollar designs? Well, that’s something new. Maybe someone is taking their Louis Vuitton counterfeit set-up for the Brooklyn Museum a little bit too seriously. [LA Times]

Deep thoughts by Daisy Lowe: “I’ve met young people who don’t drink. What do you do? Oh, you’re productive? Interesting.” [London Times]

Zippers on a classic white hi-top sneaker. Better than Peanut Butter and Jelly. [Refinery29]

Now this gets me excited: Cool Luella and Prada “inspired” summer floral looks that will allow me to chic and not Forever21 cheap. Did I just rhyme? [The Budget Fashionista]

Former MTV producer Terrance Dean releases his highly-anticipated book Hiding In Hip Hop, which is partically about black entertainment’s most prominent figures on the DL, tomorrow May 13th. Here’s an excerpt:  “Mario was the same man who was named by MTV as one of the greatest rappers of all time and lambasted gay men in his lyrics. He had one number one album after another. He often called out other rappers for being soft, feminine and gay and yet he found comfort in the arms of a transvestite.”

Obviously, names have been changed, but can anyone say ah-mazing? [Gaurdian]

Does anybody really need 81 outfit changes? No. But isn’t that why we’re kind of excited about the new Sex and the City movie? [Sassybella]