ICYMI: Harper Beckham Werqs Skinny Jeans; Uniqlo Fall Preview; We Heart JiSu Shopping...And More (DenimHunt)

The sun is up and the celebs are out. See who's style we coveted this week.

Celeb wars: Naomi Watts vs Jennifer Garner and Katherine Heigl vs Selma Blair... We have to ask who wore it better?

Will.i.am, Levi's and Coca-Cola partner to launch a limited-edition 501 jean made of recycled bottles. You have to see it to believe it.

Julianne Hough and Nina Dobrev pre-Summered in Mexico. Check out their vacay style.

We shopped Zara this week. See what we picked up.

New online shopping service JiSu keeps all of your shopping carts in one place. See why we're so addicted to using it.

Take a sneak peek at Uniqlo Lifewear Fall/Winter 2013. The collection was edited by none other than Nicola Formichetti.

Bomber Jackets are BIG for Spring. From Asian prints to floral medleys, we edit it down to a few of our favorites.

Olivia Wilde stuns even without makeup. Check out her beauty off-duty look.

Harper Beckham is a style icon-in-training in her 7 For All Mankind children's skinny jeans.

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