Kate Middleton's Wedding Dress Controversy, Diane Kruger Talks Boyfriends and More From Around the Web

4:00 PM, July 17 2012

By Alexis Manrodt

Kate Middleton's wedding dress has certainly influenced fashion, but techies aren't so convinced of its importance. At a recent Wikimedia conference, the Duchess's gown was at the center of a heated debate, with some alleging that the page dedicated to the Sarah Burton design was "one of the lowest points ever reached by Wikipedia." Yikes! [Huffington Post]

Beaded necklaces are a big trend for guys right now, but they're girl-friendly enough that you'll want to wear them as well. [GQ]

Diane Kruger discusses the two main men in her life: boyfriend Joshua Jackson and neighbor Karl Lagerfeld. [Wall Street Journal]

If you ever wondered what HBO's Girls would be like if it was acted by woodland creatures, you're in luck. Because someone recast Hannah and the gang in a video short called Sqirls. [BuzzFeed]

Street style photography is not a new phenomenon, as these century-old pictures of women decked out in their Edwardian finest prove. [Daily Mail]

With plans to expand his design company into a full-fledged lifestyle brand, rocker Lenny Kravitz wants to become the next Ralph Lauren. [Telegraph]

Photo: Fairchild Archive

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