Lady Gaga

Lady Gaga made an appearance — albeit a way less dramatic one than she normally does — in Vienna. Her all-black ensemble included black leather pants, an off-shoulder long-sleeved tee, black suede bow pumps, blacked-out shades, and a black wide-rimmed hat. The only color in Gaga's look was her Louis Vuitton bag. We love that her loose-fitting top revealed her delicate shoulders and that her bow pumps added much-needed daintiness to her monochromatic outfit. Mimic one of Gaga's most wearable ensembles when you want drama but don't feel very colorful.

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• Anna Wintour's tennis coach, Byron Spence, has nothing but good things to say about the editor's game. "She's like a retriever," Spence says. "She's so fast. She'll chase down everything. She doesn't hit with a lot of spin, but she has an amazing cross-court forehand." [The New York Times]
  

• Azealia Banks's September cover of Dazed & Confused magazine, which reportedly features the singer inflating a balloon that resembles a pink prophylactic, has been banned in seven countries. [The Cut]
  

• Garance Dore's capsule collection for Kate Spade, which feature's the blogger's signature illustrations, is now available online. [SheFinds]
  

• While the rest of the world oohed and aahed over Lady Gaga's Vogue cover, Marjorie Gubelmann was posting a picture of the singer wearing a wedding dress to her Instagram account. [SugarScape]
  

• Betsey Johnson has asked her fans to send in vintage pieces she designed to be featured in her Spring 2013 retrospective show during New York Fashion Week. [Fashionista]
  

• To cure the hangover he felt on his 21st birthday, male model River Viiperi had eggs, bread, and beer. "Beer has vitamin B12 in it," he says. [WWD]

Those stories and more in our daily news roundup.

• Artist Mari Kasurinen has created a Karl Lagerfeld doll inspired by My Little Pony. [Racked]
• Yesterday the salaries of Condé Nast's staffers were revealed. Today, it's all about Hearst. [Fashion Etc]
• J.Crew's newest partnership features a pair of jeans from Goldsign. The five-pocket Jenny jean was inspired by a pair Norma Jean Baker wore in the 1940s. [T Magazine]
• Stella McCartney will endow a scholarship at Central Saint Martins. Winners have to avoid using fur and leather during their studies and will be given a one-year contract to work for McCartney after graduation. [Vogue UK]
• The 82-year-old model who Alber Elbaz cast in Lanvin's Fall 2012 ad campaign is a New York native named Jacquie Murdock, who dreamed of working in fashion as a teenager. "From a very young age, I wanted to model [and] to go to Paris. The opportunity was not there at my time for women of color," she says. [Fashionista]
• Leandra Medine of Man Repeller says she's very gradually expanding her blog into a destination website. "I want women to come to Man Repeller and feel smart and get something funny out of it and just feel good," she says. [Teen Vogue]
• Former South African President Nelson Mandela debuted his clothing line 46664 with a party at the South African consulate in New York this week. [Stylelist]
• The commercial for Lady Gaga's upcoming fragrance Fame has been released. [Styleite]

Those stories and more in our daily news roundup.

• Tavi Gevinson has accused Seventeen magazine of plagiarizing the Ask a Grown Man videos she publishes on her website Rookie. Gevinson says the magazine's Ask an A-Lister video series "is the first time that I've felt that something I've done, or Rookie has done, has been copied." [Racked]
  

• Natasha Poly stars on the cover of Vogue Russia's August 2012 issue. Some have criticized the cover because it appears part of the model's arm is missing. A Photoshop mishap, perhaps? [The Huffington Post]
  

• Glamour apologized for accidentally publishing an old picture of model Daul Kim, who committed suicide in 2009, in its August issue. "We had no idea about the backstory, and are heartbroken to learn this news," said the magazine's editor in chief Cindi Leive. [Fashionista]
  

• Steven Klein shot the campaign for Lady Gaga's new fragrance, Fame, in which the singer reclines naked with a small army of small men crawling over her skin. [Fashion Etc]
  

• Visionaire has packed all of its 61 issues into a custom trunk by Goyard. The one-of-a-kind trunk is price upon request. [The Cut]

Little by little, Lady Gaga is revealing more about her new perfume — and revealing more of herself in the process. This afternoon, Gaga tweeted a preview of the campaign for Fame:

i won't lie I'm a bit nervous. its been a while since i've shared some work with you. But i'm so proud of Steven+I, we really did not sleep!

Shot by Steven Klein, who directed Gaga's "Alejandro" video in 2010, the ad leans darker than many fragrance campaigns. It's a fitting move for Fame, whose juice is black in the bottle but turns clear when sprayed. And for Lady Gaga, it's just a teaser for the bigger campaign to come.

As the ever-important September issues get closer and closer to the newsstand, more details have emerged about which celebrities will cover some of the industry's biggest magazines.

While some books will rely on tried-and-true stars to sell their issues — Vogue has recast Lady Gaga, and Jennifer Lopez will reprise her role as cover girl for InStyle — other magazines have selected newer talents. Cosmopolitan, for example, has photographed Pretty Little Liars star Lucy Hale for its September cover.

A full rundown of all the cover stars so far, below.

• Cosmopolitan — Lucy Hale
• Elle — Katy Perry
• Glamour — Victoria Beckham
• Harper's Bazaar — Gwen Stefani
• InStyle — Jennifer Lopez
• Marie Claire — Miley Cyrus
• Vogue — Lady Gaga
• W — Penelope Cruz