Box Lunch: 50 Years of Holly, Conrad Busted, and a Very Fab Car Blog

Cathy Horyn tips a wide-brimmed hat to Breakfast at Tiffany's and 50 years of Holly Golightly. (On The Runway)

WWD has rebuilt it's once-primative site, making it that much more fun and easy to steal scoops from them. (Portfolio)

Speaking of stealing scoops from WWD, Rag & Bone is soon to open their first store in, luckily for us, the West Village. (WWD)

Comcast buys Daily Candy for $75 million, which totally tops our offer of $2,000, an Aeron chair, and three cases of Mike's Hard Pomegranate Lemonade. So close! (Gawker)

At last, a car blog for the gays. Cruise on by—toot, toot! (Vanityfair.com)

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Valet speaks to the very talented, very lucky costume designer of Mad Men. (Valet)

You've finally married the man of your dreams. Now it's time to go swimming in your wedding gown and cover it in condiments. (Mirror UK)

Lauren Conrad is busted for not designing her own fashion line. Again we ask, "Who's Lauren Conrad?" (The Cut)

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