After you take your personal style quiz, you can choose your first item from a curated collection of accessories, jewelry, handbags, beauty, home products and cosmetics chosen by a team of buyers and fashion experts. Shoes and apparel are said to be coming soon. After your first choice, two more mystery products will mosey their way into your bag.

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These limited edition ladies, clad in little black dresses designed by CFDA-endorsed talents, are the perfect gifts for the young and young at heart.

And if you love the dresses they’re wearing, don’t miss the adult versions on Gilt Women. For more information, check out gilt.com.

1. Paris Is Burning (1990)

Set amidst the backdrop of 80s New York ball culture, Paris Is Burning is an exploration of beauty, race, sexuality, capitalism and the American Dream, all wrapped up in a dragtastic homage to the transformative powers of fashion. Also, where do you think Madonna learned to Vogue?

See Also: To Wong Foo — Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar (1994) Drag queens, yes; acute social commentary, not so much…but how can you argue with this? Oh, that’s right, you can’t.

- Elle‘s creative director, Joe Zee, needed some extra security after one of the dismissed contestants from his new Sundance Channel reality show, All on the Line, sent him and show producers hundreds of “troubling” emails threatening to kill himself. The drama queen, one Ms. David Victor Rose, admits to “completely freaking out” (you think?) but claims that Zee dismissed him based on false assumptions and limited information….yeah, in hindsight, maybe Zee was on to something. [Page Six]

- Unlikable multi-hyphenate Gwyneth Paltrow was seen walking out of Coach HQ with creative director Reed Krakoff, sparking rumors that she may be the new face of either Coach or Krakoff’s eponymous label.  [Refinery29]

What would a Tyra production be without Tyra taking the opportunity to chew so much scenery even Bette Davis would ask her to reign it in a little? Luckily La Banks does not disappoint and gives a very literal interpretation of the LBD’s versatility with an extended multiple personality disorder metaphor, that is until André mercifully puts her down. No one’s ever going to give Tyra an Oscar, but god bless her for tryin’ — although I did say the same thing about the Emmys.…

Next thing you know Tyra’s experiencing what I’ve only dreamed about every night since I was 14 — André Leon Talley screaming in my face in French.

Then she sits on his lap and he tells her a little haute couture bedtime story, which begins thusly: “The Little Black Dress will take you throughout your entiiiiiiire life.” Fasten your seatbelts, we’re going on a sartorial journey! Mama Bear continues,”When you have doubts, you just go back to that Little Black Dress, wear that and you will be safe.” That is unless you encounter a wolf in cheap clothing.

On this magical journey, ALT also imparts some wholesome lessons for the kids:

- how to properly pronounce Givenchy. Not “GA’-VEN-TCH” but “ZHEEvonSHAAAY.”

- Coco Chanel created the little black dress in 1926

- you shouldn’t call her Coco, but Gabrielle, if you’re feeling respectful

- And perhaps the most important lesson, the Word of the Day, dreckitude: The lowest point in the lowest ebb. The lowest of the lows. See also:

And despite this “ultimate little black don’t,” we all lived Happily Ever After.

Link Love: Fa-Fa-Fa Fashion

$72.41, ASOS

$65.61, ASOS

$22.80, Forever 21

$345, Karen Millen

$495, Haute Hippie

$178, Nanette Lepore

$219, The Reformation

$295, Cynthia Steffe

Ray-Ban sunglasses, Banana Republic pumps, J Crew belt & bracelet, handmade necklace, Kenneth Cole clutch, Michael Kors watch, ?? Linen dress

I revived this black linen dress from my high school wardrobe last time I visited my parent’s house and I couldn’t be happier for countless reasons. The first is that it still fits! The second is that it’s back in style. The last being that it brings to mind so many priceless memories of high school outings, graduation parties, and girls’ nights out (with strict curfews, of course). I can’t for the life of me remember where I bought it, but it has quickly become one of my favorite LBD’s all over again. It really makes me want to hold on to all outdated item in my closet in the hopes that they will one day be back in style. (You’ll probably see me in a few years on Hoarders). Do you have any of your old clothes/accessories that have come back in style?

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Welcome to the Barbie Lounge, a place where you can buy a Barbie and dress it in multiple versions of the LBD (12 in total). LINK LOVE: Dazed Digital

Leave it to Viktor & Rolf to give pizzaz to something so simple as the little black dress.

LINK LOVE: Popgloss via Mademoisellelek

List this amongst little black dresses with attitude. I love this look. It’s a mix of dom female with punk attitude. Call it an alternative to picking up a head to toe A.Wang look.

STYLING TIP: Take this dress, mix it up with a pair of killer black Doc Martens, a gray flopping knit hat, and some huge gold bangles and hoop earrings and you’ve got yourself a street ruler look that would get you snapped by any Satorialist you could imagine. You could also glam it up, throwing in a pair of sky high red stilletos, a tuxedo jacket with matching piping, and some slicked back hair with a side part and your comparable to any high fashionista.

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