Around the Web: Covering September

Models Chanel Iman, Sessilee Lopez, Arlenis Sosa and Jourdan Dunn pose of i-D 's September cover, making it the first major fashion magazine to feature women of color for the seminal month in the fashion industry. [The Cut]

Meanwhile, Vogue Brazil 's August issue has misspelled photographer Guy Bourdin's name on the cover. [Made In Brazil]

Topshop has confirmed that it will be launching its own in-house cosmetics line; its debut is scheduled for March 2010. [Cosmetics International]

Can't make it to Fashion Week, but not satisfied with seeing the showson a 15-inch computer screen? Good news: Style.com is partnering withBoxee so subscribers to the web video-to-television service can watchthe shows more closely. [Style List]

Feeling mellow? How about yellow ? Shiseido is pushing its sunniest eye shade, Solaris YE306, for fall. Creative director and famed makeup artist Dick Page assures makeup mavens, "The rare and unexpectedly flattering shade offers surprising versatility." [StyleList]

The newest plastic surgery novelty is Nileen Namita, a 49-year-old Brit who underwent 51 procedures to look like Egyptian queen Nefertiti. [StyleList]

Hermes denies rumors flying around the Internet that Jean-Paul Gaultier is leaving his position as head designer. [FashionMag]

Yves Saint Laurent's Moroccan villa, Villa Mabrouka ("House of Luck"), is currently on the market. [Casa Sugar]

Glamour is reported to be getting lots of positive feedback for featuring a nude portrait of model Lizzi Miller, a brightly smiling beauty who is a size 12 -- the average size of an American woman. The photograph accompanies an article on accepting our bodies, rather than judging them, hiding them or trying to fix them. [BlackBook]