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Get a load of this two-tone cape/jacket action. In case it's not too late, Santa, we're making it known: We love this look. (Street Peeper)

R29 editor-in-chief Christene Barberich chats with The Outnet about her own personal style evolution and that wonderful high/low blend that makes it extra-special. (The Outnet)

Because we couldn't get enough the first time, here's part two of the insider's look at Chloe Sevigny's closet. Spoiler alert: Someone call a tailor — there's a seriously damaged Proenza Schouler dress in there. (Styleite)

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Hello Kitty is about to kick Jeremy Scott's teddy bears to the curb. There's a new plush sneak in town and we're wondering if Lil Wayne will be a fan of these, too. (High Snobette)

This is certainly one of the most inspiring holiday shopping stories of the season. Smile with us at random acts of generosity and kindness happening at checkout counters across the country. (Jezebel)

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