It Happened This Week: Kanye Changes His Name, Aggy and Albert Split, and Topshop Hysteria Hits NYC

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Starting today and continuing for all Fridays from here on out, we summarize the week for you in ten lines or less. Here's this week's top headlines in the wildly unpredictable world of fashion and beyond.

1. Cute hipster couple Albert Hammond Jr. and Agyness Deyn split, which drives her straight into the arms of another cute hipster. Photo via Vogue. (NYP)

2. Kanye changes his name to Martin Louis The King Jr. in the spirit of Martin Luther King, and, oh, Louis Vuitton. (NYDN)

3. Rachel Zoe announces an affordable clothing line in the works, supposedly to be called "I Die." We. Die. (The Cut)

4. Marc Jacobs and Lorenzo Martone get engaged, and coos are heard all around the world. (LOVE Blog)

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5. Lauren Conrad's clothing line refuses to die. (MTV)

6. Project Runway's Kenley Collins attempts to redeem her name. (NYDN)

7. Gwyneth Paltrow brings clothing to us little people, but sadly, it will not be called GOOP. (Elle UK)

8. The Topshop truck, handing out freebies in anticipation of the April 2 opening, causes a feeding frenzy. (Racked)

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