It’s not difficult to see why young femme fatales everywhere are obsessing over Kelsi Dagger. Created by fashion industry veterans Jay Adoni and David Giordano, masterminds behind rock ‘n roll chic label Pour La Victoire, the brand has revolutionized the junior shoe market with eye-catching footwear that has a heaping dose of their signature French styling. And with fans like Anne Hathaway, Rachel Weisz and Alexa Chung, you know each pair you put on will get more than a few stares.

How can you win one of the fabulous Kelsi Dagger pairs pictured above? Go to the brand’s Facebook page, LIKE it, follow @KelsiDagger on Twitter and tell us in the comments below which color you would rock and why. Our three favorite fashionistas win!

Questions about Kelsi Dagger or the contest rules? Ask me on Twitter @CrystlMeatballs. FashionIndie contests are open to residents of the Untied States only.

- Vogue lopped off a few of Lila Grace Moss (Kate Moss‘ daughter)’s fingers in their September issue in a case of bad and badly observed Photoshop. I guess Anna is human after all. What a day of disappointments. [Styleite]

- In other Brit Kate news, Kate Winslet has joined forces with fellow Oscar winners, Emma Thompson and Rachel Weisz to form the “British Anti-Cosmetic Surgery League,” an informal group of acting superheroines fighting against Hollywood’s pressure to go under the knife. In other news, Demi Moore has formed the “Legion of the Evil and Ageless.”  [Telegraph]

- These are no doubt the ugliest pants ever created. Shame on you Roberto Cavalli. [Refinery29]

- Kate Moss‘ 13-year-old sister, Lottie, is Pippa Middleton-ing the Moss-Hince wedding by capturing the hearts and imaginations of model scouts. [The Cut]

- French designer Roland Mouret is Robert Clergerie‘s new creative director. [WWD]

- Bulgari continues its naked actress with lion theme, this time nabbing Oscar winner Rachel Weisz. [Fashion Gone Rogue]

To celebrate, here are 8 of the hottest Jewish actresses in Hollywood. (One for each of your 8 crazy nights, of course.)

In no apparent hotness order:

1. Evan Rachel Wood

2. Brooke Burke

3. Rachel Bilson

4. Mila Kunis

5. Rachel Weisz

6. Natalie Portman

7. Emmanuelle Chriqui

8. Sarah Silverman

Photo credit: JustJared.com

NEW YORK - JUNE 07: Rachel Weisz attends the 2010 CFDA Fashion Awards at Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center on June 7, 2010 in New York City. (Photo by Andrew H. Walker/Getty Images)

NEW YORK - JUNE 07: Rachel Weisz attends the 2010 CFDA Fashion Awards at Alice Tully Hall at Lincoln Center on June 7, 2010 in New York City. (Photo by Andrew H. Walker/Getty Images)

NEW YORK - JUNE 07: Designer Jason Wu and actress Rachel Weisz attend the 2010 CFDA Fashion Awards at Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center on June 7, 2010 in New York City. (Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images)

I’m almost sadden by the lack of play Rachel Weisz get’s in American Media. I feel she’s so awesome in just about everything that I sometimes wish she’d have a drug problem or an inability to put on underwear so I’d get daily updates on her regular occurrences. Alas, this is not the case and I’m forced to only appreciate her in the little intervals she offers. Here she is posing like a true star for British Vogue.

After her performance in Lovely Bones, she deserves a little glam time.

Last night was Momofuku and The Lovely Bones. The meal was satisfying, the movie had me longing for more.

Peter Jackson’s latest pict, The Lovely Bones, is a fairly winded film about a girl who’s brutally murdered and hangs on to life in the sweet spot right between heaven and earth. The girl, Susie Salmon, is played by Saoirse Ronan , that little girl from Atonement who is semi-grown up now and is without a doubt a breakthru shining light in this otherwise haphazard tale of death, revenge and family.

Mark Walburg plays Daddy Salmon, Rachel Weisz plays Momma Salmon, Susan Sarandon plays Granny Salmon and Stanley Tucci plays Mr. Harvey the serial killing murder who haunts Susie’s otherworldly home.

Foreshadowing plays a major role in the movie, with Susie’s regular narrations coming in to provide insights on her thoughts after death, giving us clues as to the who and why of her death and later paving the way for the Salmon family to heal in the consolation of finding out the cause and reason for her death.

I’m mostly at a loss as to whether or not I would suggest this movie to a friend as most of the drama is expected and the few areas of suspense are provided through little build-up. Susie dies, the family mourns, breaks apart, and finally come back together with time as their only comforter. The murderer remains mostly unaffected by the destructive nature of his act and further villafies himself by forming an uncontrollable murder lust for Susie’s younger sister.

His unstoppable murderous desire makes him a true catalyst in the story, bringing to the screen a calculated and truly animalistic beast that is played flawlessly by Tucci. Definitely one of this actors most prized performances to date, Mr. Harvey is at times a trustworthy neighbor you wouldn’t have too much a problem leaving your kids with, but then becomes a sickening beast, finding disgusting delight in the torture of his victims. Totally creeptastic, and his comb-over really doesn’t help.

Much of what I expected from this film were amazing visuals and Peter Jackson doesn’t fail to provide. His interpretation of this mid-heaven is spectacular with big bright visually engaging, screen filling scenes taking over much of the picture. A fantasy like scene in which Susie can engage in her every desire is quite inspiring, providing the viewer with a kinder understanding of her place in death, an endless-world of unlimited potential in which even those who arrive in the most grisly terms can come to enjoy and eventually forget. Truly worth seeing for a little hope of what’s to come.

In the final scenes, you are expected to come to terms with the death of Susie Salmon, she in many ways gets what she wants, but still the movie ends in the most melancholy way, with the flaming build up of scenes past leading to the mere flickering out of a candle, but all and all the stories message shines through, that while revenge is often what we seek when tragedy strikes, in truth, and for most, it’s not the most satisfying of meals.

Rachel Weisz appears in the August ’09 issue of Harper’s Bazaar, where she discusses her fashion favorites and pet peeve for botoxed celebrities.

LINKAGE: Live Journal

SOURCE: Style Frizz

Rachel Weisz is on the cover of the May 2009 issue of BlackBook Magazine. Styling by Marcus Teo, he dressed Rachel in Lanvin, Dolce & Gabbana, Calvin Klein and YSL.

LINKAGE: Just Jared

The numbers are in from magazine land and we have our list of best selling and worst selling celebrities. Angelina Jolie, Victoria Beckham, and Lauren Conrad on the cover sold the most issues in 2008. Issues with Nicole Kidman, Carrie Underwood, and Rachel Weisz on the cover sold the least. So if you want to make cash, skip out on Kidman and give us more Conrad.

LINKAGE: Attention Cash-strapped Monthlies: Don’t Put Nicole Kidman on the Cover

Rachel Weisz attended the premiere of The Brothers Bloom during the London Film Festival  in a black Roland Mouret Resort 2009 dress. Her hair was up, to showcase the unique fold in the fabric of the dress, and her classic black pumps completed the look. Stunning!

Thanks Fabulousness!

[Celebtopia]