Headline Trip

Racy, lacy ads with Lydia Hearst pulled from bus stops in Chicago, Seattle and Dallas. [Observer]

Kate Moss threatens plus-size legal action against Now magazine for speculating she's pregnant. [Guardian UK]

Kitsuné offers you and your illustrated face a chance to appear on their record releases for a year. [Kitsuné]

Isaac Mizrahi mocked by mockingbird. [Isaac Mizrahi Vlog]

Kaiserin, the self-described magazine for boys with problems, launches its 6th issue on June 5 at Palais de Tokyo.

(Added 6/5) After only three collections, Emanuel Ungaro and Esteban Cortazar are said to be parting ways. [WWD]

Hint Tip: Kitsuné

So you're not in Paris for Fashion Week. No sweat. French record label Kitsuné and its bands Guns'N'Bombs, Heartsrevolution, Classixx and Beni are coming to you with free shows. The North American Tour will hit Miami, New York, Los Angeles and Austin from March 8-12...

Hint Tip: Kitsuné

After the Interview party tomorrow night, head down to Kitsuné Maison Night at Santos. From 10 pm to 4 am, the fun-loving Parisian music/fashion label will have Fischerspooner, Guns'n'Bombs and Gildas & Masaya DJ, and HeartsRevolution perform live. Get tix here.

Kitsuné Sale

There's a new reason to love Kitsuné: its first store, naturally on its home turf in Paris (52, rue de Richelieu 75001). Opening in March, the teeny boutique will carry all the collabos and such we've been plugging: Pierre Hardy for Kitsuné, Commuun for Kitsuné, Schiesser underwear for Kitsuné, James Heeley candles for Kitsuné and, of course, all the yummy music that makes Kitsuné so irresistible.