Say what you will about supermodel Kate Moss, but the woman appears to have a heart. We imagine this latest charitable endeavor really struck a chord with the former Calvin Klein model and mom to Lila Grace.

Under her line for Topshop, Miss Moss has created an impossibly cool limited-edition graphic tee that benefits the Starlight Children's Foundation, a charity for seriously terminally ill children and their families.

100% of the profits from the t-shirt will go to charity where the funds will allow Starlight to provide an additional wish for a sick or terminally ill child every week for the upcoming year.

Kate, you're still pretty cool.

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It doesn't take much to make us happy: Clean white socks, lip chap, comfortable t-shirts, and two dollars off our next monster burrito purchase at Chipolte.

So, when we saw the first sketches of Alice McCall's diffusion line with Topshop, we were immediately won over by the brightly-colored tank/skirt combinations as well as the flirty dresses.

But unfortunately looks can be deceiving.

Beth Ditto has signed on to be the new face of Evans, a fashion plus size retail giant. She'll be designing a line of clothes in the size range of 14-32.

Many of us women out there suffer during the summer because we don't have stems like a supermodel. Unfortunately, you can't think your legs long but you can create the illusion that they're a mile long with the right clothes. So let's put an end to your suffering and take a look at some helpful hints to getting Rockette worthy gams.

Suffice it to say, Kate Moss didn't kick off 2008 as smoothly as she would have liked to.

First, rumors began swirling that she would be replaced as the face of Rimmel by a younger and more sober Brit. Next, she was dethroned by Agyness Deyn as Tatler's best dressed. And more recently, she complained about be stalked by two crazed fans. Eek!

Reports have surfaced that Amy Winehouse and Pete Doherty are working together in the studio. Assuming, of course, that "working together" is code for "meeting our dealer" we can expect to hear that new single a week from never.

We blame Kate Moss for this latest union of crazy druggies. She is responsible on multiple levels.

Five months until Topshop opens in New York and the UK retailer teases us with another cool designer collaboration that we'll only be able to buy on its online store.

Cruel and unusual indeed.

Contrary to belief, we aren't the ones on the internet who have a massive crush on the shop they call Top. A shocker, for sure.

After a few months of paying ridiculous shipping charges for adorable plaid blouses and tops covered in stars from across the pond, the UK's prized fast fashion chain Topshop will be opening its doors stateside on October 15th.

Everyone: Awesome!

Located at 478 Broadway in SoHo, the flagship will stay true to its British roots. Sir Philip Green -- owner of the company -- says that the stores will not be receiving any sort of an "American twist."

We love all of the amazing independent designers out there. In order to find out more about just what makes all of these creative types tick, we present to you an ongoing segment called Indie Designer Interviews.

Today's interview is with the designer behind dressedbydanni, a UK-based independent fashion label, and the creator of the halterneck hoodie, a super fun and flirty style perfect for spring.

I should have seen this one coming.

Express -- the overpriced mall store that everyone has fallen victim to at one point -- wants in on all of this inexpensive designer capsule collection madness. Their first partner-in-crime? Celia Birtwell -- the British printmaker behind the legendary Ossie Clark (her late ex-husband who designed for such pretty young things as Twiggy and Marianne Faithfull in their hay day).

Staying true to Clarke's style of the romantic and beautiful, the Celia Birtwell for Express collection will consist of flowing sheer tops and dresses made of Birtwell's trademark prints, Floating Daisy and Lily.

This week, Topshop announced it was hiring fast fashion-loving boys and girls to run its store that will be opening in New York this September.

And while us Americans we'll still have to pay the hefty exchange rate to purchase the pieces from Alice McCall's upcoming line with Topshop, the designs are well worth the extra dollars, trust me.

Known for her flirty and feminine frocks. McCall's 9-piece capsule collection will consist of dresses, skirts and cami-like tops, and is set to roll into stores May 5th.

Style PS has obtained exclusive sketches of some McCall's pieces that you can expect to see in the line. My favorite looks are the ones featuring the tank tops and high-waisted skirts.

wardrobe_remix is a Flickr community dedicated to exploring all the amazing everyday looks that people put together to express themselves. Real people, just like you and me. Inspired by the original (official!) weekly wardrobe_remix recap that the group's founder Tricia Royal does on her own blog, bits and bobbins, here are a few of my personal favorite recent additions to the group.

I love this look by Yes Becky. Taken against the scenic backdrop of London's rainy Hyde Park, she looks so well put together and ready for spring. I love the combination of the yellow and turquoise with the black. She's matched everything just so perfectly...if you look closely, even her manicure matches the outfit! All of the individual pieces of this outfit look great as well, and almost everything is from class British labels such as Topshop, Primark, and Miss Selfridge.

See my other top pic(k)s from this week's wardrobe_remixers below.



Find past wardrobe_remix Top Pic(k)s here.

Can you remember a time when the high/low collaborations we have all come to love didn't exist?

A place where coveting knit dresses and handbags from Target was unheard of and the only place you could find affordable high fashion was on Bluefly -- and even then it was all of last season's impeccably tailored skirts and trousers.

Better yet, can you remember a time when you couldn't swing by Forever21, Urban Outfitters, or Charlotte Russe to pick up one of those camisoles that look eerily similar to the constructed tops championed by Proenza Schouler for under twenty dollars?

Well, neither can I. I've become so accustomed to buying designer booty for less that once a cool indie label pops up on my radar I know Target will be courting them shortly. But this isn't just a stateside phenomenon, the Europeans have caught the high/low bug too.

Topshop, London's favorite high street store, recently teamed up with Scotsmen Christopher Kane for another limited-edition capsule collection. I'm loving this gray linen waistcoat dress. It's incredibly chic and it will only set you back 120 Euros ($177).

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I was wondering if you knew the designer of the High-waisted ("mom jeans") Kate moss was wearing to the announcement of working with TopShop?

Ah yes, the jeans that started the wide leg trend. Former super-model Kate Moss is wearing a pair of vintage Chloe jeans at the TopShop fashion show. I know ... vintage! I can almost see the disappointment on your face. It's like when you ask the most popular girl in school where she got that killer dress and she says "London" or some other faraway place you don't have access to.

Don't you worry because wide legs jeans are in for Fall and I know you can find another pair that are just as great. Kate Moss' latest obsession in wide leg jeans is J Brand's love story jeans in the ink and the dark vintage wash. They are only $178, which is pretty good for premium denim. Another label to look to is Level 99 jeans, they are very flattering (I have personally tried them) and are under $100.