- Jeremy Scott is designing the costumes for Nicki Minaj‘s Pink Friday tour, thus adding a pop of zany color to the already fashionable lineup of ladies crisscrossing the globe. [MTV Style]

- Charity — what a waste of couture. The stunning Prada dress Carey Mulligan wore to the Met Gala has been auctioned off on eBay for a paltry $2950, which is probably less than the dress cost to begin with. [The Cut]

- Oscar and Emmy nominee (it’s only a matter of time before she’s a “winner”) Kristen Wiig took her final bow on the Saturday Night Live stage and it was a classy send-off for a classy broad. [hulu]

- Queen Elizabeth II comes from the old school of ballin’ — the school that has someone break in her shoes for her so she’ll never have to say “I’m uncomfortable.” Class is in session. [Huff Po]

- First there was the teaser poster, now here we have the teaser trailer for Anchorman: The Legend Continues. [ via Paper]

- And in other trailer news, the trailer for The Carrie Diaries was live at some point but then Warner Bros. shut that shit down toot-sweet, so how’s that for a teaser? [ELLE]

This year, marking the Council of Fashion Designers of America’s 50th anniversary, the awards will be presented on June 4 at Lincoln Center’s Alice Tulley Hall in a ceremony hosted by Saturday Night Live also-ran Seth Meyers.

Womenswear Designer of the Year

Marc Jacobs
Proenza Schouler
The Row

Menswear Designer of the Year

Patrik Ervell
Billy Reid
Simon Spurr

Accessory Designer of the Year

Alexander Wang
Reed Krakoff 
Proenza Schouler

Swarovski Award for Emerging Talent – Womenswear

Joseph Altuzarra
Chris Peters and Shane Gabier, Creatures of the Wind 
Max Osterweis and Erin Beatty, Suno 

Swarovski Award for Emerging Talent — Menswear

Antonio Azzuolo
Todd Snyder
Phillip Lim

Swarovski Award for Emerging Talent – Accessory Design

Tabitha Simmons
Pamela Love
Irene Neuwirth

Geoffrey Beene Lifetime Achievement Award

Tommy Hilfiger

International Award

Rei Kawakubo

Eleanor Lambert Founders Award

Andrew Rosen

Eugenia Sheppard Media Award

Scott Schuman and Garance Doré

Fashion Icon Award

Johnny Depp

So what do you think of the nominees? The Olsens sure have come a long way, baby, but does Marc Jacobs really need/deserve another CFDA nomination?

And bloggers have made their official entrée into the CFDA with noted streetstyle documentarians, Garance Doré and The Sartorialist‘s Scott Schuman, receiving the Media Award — is this a new level of legitimacy for the blogosphere? And if so, who’s next?

Also, when did that homeless man on the street known as Johnny Depp become a fashion icon? These questions and others will be answered on June 4 at the CFDA Awards. [WWD]

- Downton Abbey porno names. Just cuz. [Paper]

- The Irish are apparently offended by Urban Outfitters‘ St. Patrick’s Day merch, claiming they’re “only fueling stereotypes that many Irish Americans, as well as the people of Ireland, work so hard to dispel.” How hard are we talking here? [Styleite]

- Kanye West‘s Giuseppe Zanotti shoes cost almost $6,000, guaranteeing that no one will ever buy anything from the rapper’s clothing line. [Fashionista]

- The kids at Elle had a little extra time on their hands and came up with this little gem featuring editor Julie Vadnal and a gaggle of gays dancing it out to “My Heels.” [Racked]

- Matt Lauer confronted Zac Efron about that dropped condom on The Lorax red carpet. [Buzzfeed]

- And also confronted Lindsay Lohan on being Lindsay Lohan. [Refinery29]

- Because she’s hosting SNL in yet another attempt at a comeback:

One Ms. McArthur Joseph and I dragged ourselves from whatever gutter we were last seen in to 14th St for the opening of STASH, a new dance party by actual promoter Michael Cohen — the queen behind such past party favorites as Su Casa, Summer Camp and Phoenix Fridays. You’ll come for the open bar from 10 to 11 but stay for the best thing that ever happened to the gays, DJ Martial – shutting it down with a nonstop mix of dance classics from yesterqueer and togay.  And the aesthetically-pleasing clientele touted as “jocks, nerds, nerdy jocks, twinks, 3 bears, lots of models and gays with jobs” ain’t half bad either.

STASH is every Wednesday — Lord knows for how long but let’s hope well into the warm months — from 10 pm to 3 am at 248 W 14th St. Dancing is back in New York!!!

[Gothamist]

I’m getting a little, or a lot, of Janet Jackson circa “You Want This” slash TLC circa “Waterfalls” right now.  Which means I’m fully on board. Hopefully there’s more to come but until then, do yourself a favor and check out this performance of “Love. Sex. Magic.” featuring one Ms. Justin Timberlake from SNL to see what all the hype’s about.

Photo: Oh No They Didn’t!

- Ben & Jerry’s took a trip back to the nineties when Saturday Night Live was even less relevant than it is now for their newest flavor, Schweddy Balls. [Ben & Jerry's]

- And speaking of the nineties, this week marks the 20th anniversary of Nirvana‘s groundbreaking Nevermind album, the cover of which was actually a fluke, according to photog Kirk Weddle. But to celebrate the iconic image of a chubby little baby floating naked underwater, Rock Paper Photo is giving away an 11X14 print through their Facebook page.

- Franca Sozzani struck a match then proceeded to blow Marc Jacobs‘ spot up at a celebration for Louis Vuitton re: his dealings with Dior. [NYT]

- Ricky’s bowed to the outcry against its “Anna Rexia” costume by pulling it from its shelves because apparently a skeleton over an LBD with a tape measure as a belt is NOT hilarious. It’s always a sad day when a cheap eating disorder joke goes down the drain. Along with my lunch. [Jezebel]

- Don’t worry, kids, Wal-Mart isn’t going to ruin New York. That happened about 10 years ago when New York banned smoking in bars. [Racked]

- Marlon Texeira takes his clothes off for breast cancer. Problem solved. [Image Amplified]

Also nominated from the acclaimed mini-series are fellow Oscar-winner Melissa Leo, Evan Rachel Wood and Mare Winningham — all vying for Outstanding Supporting Actress — Guy Pearce for Supporting Actor and Todd Haynes was recognized for his direction as well as his script.

Featuring cameos from “Motherlover” MILFs, Patricia Clarkson and Susan Sarandon, “3-Way (the Golden Rule)” extols the “no homo”-ness of banging a dude when there’s a lady present. And in this case, the lady is a Gaga…so it’s kind of even gayer.

[Hulu]

On rumors he’s dating Aniston: A pause, followed by laughter. “She should be so lucky.”

On Ellen DeGeneres: “I’m dead serious—she’s my Justin Timberlake. I had a crush on her. Still do.”

Celebrity trivia: His uncle is George Wendt, a.k.a. Norm from Cheers.

Best advice from his uncle: “Get on one of the best sitcoms ever and then ride it out.

The Fanta Girls

TLC

3LW

The Spice Girls

Destiny's Child

The Cheetah Girls

The Pussycat Dolls

The Saturdays

Please ladies, the love is beautiful and all, but leave the matchy matchy up to identical twins, the junior class powderpuff football team or a dance group on America’s Best Dance Crew!

LOS ANGELES, UNITED STATES: Members of the musical group TLC hold some of the awards they won during the 38th Annual Grammy Awards 25 February in Los Angeles. The group won three awards including best rythmn and blues performance by a group and best rythmn and blues album. AFP PHOTO/Jeff Haynes (Photo credit should read JEFF HAYNES/AFP/Getty Images)

Mandatory Credit: Photo by Araldo di Crollalanza / Rex Features ( 803336e ) Pussycat Dolls The Pussycat Dolls 'Doll Domination' CD Release Performance and Signing, Hollywood and Highland, Los Angeles, America - 23 Sep 2008

Mandatory Credit: Photo by Rex Features ( 805359f ) The Saturdays 'High School Musical 3: Senior Year' film premiere, London, Britain - 07 Oct 2008 Seniors Troy and Gabriella (Efron and Hudgens) face the prospect of being separated from one another as they head off in different directions to college. Joined by the rest of the Wildcats, they stage an elaborate spring musical reflecting their experiences, hopes and fears about their future. With incredible new music and exciting dance numbers designed to take maximum advantage of the big screen, this motion picture extravaganza delivers plenty of high-energy entertainment from East High's talented ensemble