A few days before Maura Kelly, a blogger for Marie Claire, published a piece called "Should Fatties Get A Room?" we received an email asking why this site "glorifies" obesity.

In fall 2007, WWD and The New York Times published pieces about the absence of black models on the fashion runways. We did our own tally of black models in fashion magazines, and came up with some shocking statistics.

Last night, the designers were challenged to create something for the Marie Claire woman, which would be featured on a billboard in Times Square. At the end, there was a cameo appearance by Coco Rocha!

Although the former child star adds, in the September issue of Marie Claire, "But I wouldn't take it back for the world."

With new photoshoots for Marie Claire and Flare, Dakota Fanning is definitely not a little girl anymore — and we know this because it says so on Marie Claire's cover.

The June 2010 issue of Marie Claire edges into Tiger Beat territory with a special fold-out of the Sex And The City ladies looking sassy and Photoshop-fit. A little less fun?

The challenge on last night's episode was to design a garment "inspired" by the elements: Earth, air, fire, water. Unfortunately, no one levitated or got a Connie Francis-themed jukebox, like in The Craft.

Shit just got real.

As you may recall, we previously mentioned that the September issues would be overwhelmingly blonde. Marie Claire's September cover — starring Ms. Ashley Olsen — has just hit the web. Additional shot after the jump. [ONTD via Olsen Obsessive]

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Marie Claire has a shedload of win this offers this months, including $500 of Liz Claibourne's City Unltd line, and £320 of ThermaSilk hair products and Lancome make-up, and $350 of Origins make-up and Clairol hair products.

Timing is a bitch.