Coco Rocha, cute. Lily Cole, edgy. Sophie Ellis-Bextor, well she's nice enough I reckon. But really, the whole of America knows that it's all about Kate Moss, who basically carries the London cosmetics company in all of her "London Look" awesomeness. That is, until their recent signing of the baby-Bardot Georgia Jagger. It may be pure beauty blasphemy to say, but if anyone were to fill Moss' Louboutins, it would have to be the 17 year-old youngin' with enough low-key London DNA to keep her cool, but a widely recognized pedigree as the daughter of Rolling Stones rocker Sir Mick Jagger and supermodel Jerry Hall.

● The Blues Kitchen (North) - Jam-lovers new rhythm & blues eatery with some classic deep south dishes, bourbons, and ryes.

Frequent fliers (those who have traveled an average of 17 times over the last two months) have voted, and all 14,500 agree: LAX is a terrible airport. In fact, it's the third most terrible airport in the world, eclipsed only by Charles De Gaulle in Paris and London's Heathrow airport. Rounding out the top five worst airports in the world are Frankfurt International and Miami International. So what makes LAX so bad?

Anthropologie is pulling a page right out of Urban Outfitters' or Target's playbook. Specifically, the chain retailer has been embarking on a number of noteworthy designer collaborations. First there was news of a partnership with Ruffian. The fashion brand has crafted a decidedly French-feeling FW09 capsule collection for Anthropologie (think Catherine Deneuve circa the 1960s), including dresses, tights, tops, coats, and candles, all of which are currently online.

● Mien Tay (South West) - New branch of the popular Vietnamese restaurant opens with a burst of flavor south of the river.

There are good things and then there are execrable things. Good thing: The Spice Girls staging a lucrative reunion nearly a decade after one of them splintered off to ghost-write a crappy memoir and record a little-seen TV spot or two about the horrors of breast cancer. Execrable thing: The Spice Girls mulling a second, Posh-less reunion only a year-and-a-half after prematurely aborting the first. And then you have things that fall squarely in between good and execrable, such as the idea of a Spice Girls musical, which looks poised to bow on London's West End.

● Napket Piccadilly (West) - What if Marie Antoinette were a restaurant?

● Polpo (Soho) - Uber-cozy new Italian wine bar stuffed with delicious small plates to feast on.
● Cocorino (Fitzrovia) - Funky new Italian foccaceria and gelateria brimming with interesting flavors and ingredients.

Christopher Bailey’s latest Spring/Summer collection for Burberry returned to London to seduce the biggest and most celeb-heavy gathering of London Fashion Week.Webcast live from Chelsea, the British fashion icon’s first London show in eight years -- its homecoming from previous catwalk of choice, Milan -- seemingly combined a return to the old alongside an embrace of the new, balancing the brand’s longstanding traditions with a fresh, innovative spirit. All brit celeb-dom worthy of the name were in attendance, from a stickish Victoria Beckham, to soul survivor Marianne Faithful, to Little Britain’s cheeky David Walliams (himself sporting a natty burberry suit), to UK high street fashion mogul Sir Philip Green, and Slumdog Millionaire Dev Patel with co-star and new squeeze Freida Pinto. See full gallery of celebs and styles, then hit the jump for the recap.

Swirling around Victoria Beckham are a number of siroccos: a second Spice Girls reunion, size ire, and her Wintourish visit to the Fashion East 2010 show to scout out aspiring young visionaries. And it's excellent that she's got her priorities straight, leaving talk of any reunion to former bandmates more hard-up for publicity and deflecting complaints about her allegedly barely-there body.