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A person’s suitcases are only so big, and it seems like Amanda Seyfried's were full of Givenchy!

The actress was one of the lucky ones to get an invite to Carine Roitfeld’s cocktail party on Tuesday in Paris to celebrate the second issue of CR Fashion Book, but she was wearing a repeat!

After looking fab at the Givenchy show, Amanda decided that she liked the look so much, she’d wear it again, and donned the exact same heels and coat!

She was also all about their rottweiler clutch!

A sheer lace top and black skirt completed her designer ensemble.

When something is as classic as those heels and coat, we really can’t blame her for doubling up.

[Image via FameFlynet Pictures.]

Sold!

$1.7 million later, the Fashion for Sandy Relief Initiative auction presented by CFDA and Vogue has come to a close, and we are totally shocked by some of the results!

Who would have thought that a one-week internship with DKNY PR Girl Aliza Litch would garner more bids (34 in fact!) than meeting Anna Wintour at the 2013 Met Gala (a paltry 4 bids)?!

Of course the starting bid may have affected the number of people who

Kate Moss made the promotional rounds for her book Kate: The Kate Moss Book (brilliant title, btw, very subtle) in Paris on Wednesday in a very French all-black get-up.

Très seksi!

The 38-year-old supermodel looked sensational in Saint Laurent Paris skinny tuxedo pants and sheer top that gave us a peek at her lacy bra underneath.

A lace & ruffle detail jacket, tassel necklace, and sky-high black pumps completed the nighttime look.

Continuing the all-black trend, Mossy wore yet another noir ensemble earlier in the day as she attended a book signing at Colette.

Some might say it's too redundant, but we say if it ain't broke, don't fix it!

Plus, fellow black aficionado Carine Roitfeld would totes approve!

[Image via AKM-GSI.]

Disney and Barneys' Electric Holiday video is finally here!

Now you don’t have to go all the way to Madison Avenue to watch it! Though it would’ve been an excellent excuse to fly out to the Big Apple.

The short is just as cute as we expected, and we just love seeing the animated versions of the hoity-toity fashion crowd.

They shouldn’t have worried–the Disney artists made sure Naomi Campbell, Carine Roitfeld, et al, looked skinny and wrinkle-free. And Alber Elbaz looked extra adorbs!

But it appears that Disney and Barneys caved into all that pressure from activists and added a few extra sizes to Minnie Mouse’s model body.

We like it!

The original looked too much like a stick figure for our tastes.

Let the holidays begin by pressing play (above)!

We can’t wait to see this!

As we mentioned before, Barneys and Disney have partnered up for the holidays to create an animated short dubbed, “Electric Holiday,” featuring beloved Disney characters hobnobbing with some of fashion’s most notorious personalities.

The short, which will be looped on LED tiles covering the facade of the Madison Avenue store, begins as a dream as Minnie Mouse finds herself gazing longingly at a Lanvin gown in a Barneys window display.

Her daydreams whisk her off to Paris

Even Marc Jacobs' New York City home wasn't immune to the powerful Hurricane Sandy!

The designer was forced out of his $10.5 million West Village townhouse last week after the hurricane left it completely flooded.

Marc's only lived at the Superior Ink location for a little over a year and says he has to find a completely new place to live.

In the meantime, MJ's taken up residence at The Mark Hotel in the Upper East Side with other displaced fashionistas like Anna Wintour and Carine Roitfeld.

Could be worse.

[Image via Patrick Hoffmann/WENN.]

As if her resume wasn't long enough!

On Thursday, Hearst Magazines announced Carine Roitfeld will be joining the Harper's Bazaar family as their Global Fashion Director.

As part of her new role, the former editor-in-chief of the Conde Nast-owned Vogue Paris will collaborate with the mag's creative director Stephen Gan on various stories for Bazaar's 26 international publications.

Duncan Edwards, president and CEO of Heart Magazines International, said of the exciting news