Draped across a bed in nothing but a pair of furry boots and a strategically-placed fur blanket, the sexy Diane Kruger definitely caught attention in her GQ photo shoot. Lisa Lange, vice president of PETA, spared no mercy in condemning the actress for the photos, stating to the NY Daily News, "There's nothing more vulgar and pretentious than flaunting the skins of animals who were violently killed for luxury." Meow. I'm wondering why the lovely Miss Diane is getting all the flack? I doubt she styled her own shoot. Plus, the boots were vintage… so it's not like she's a current and active consumer of fur. Give the poor girl a break! I love animals, but PETA can be a bit of a bully sometimes.

How amazing is H&M?  Check out this year's  Fashion Against AIDS capsule collection. This season's selections include a slew of smart slogan T-shirts, awesome printed onesies, and sporty zip jackets perfect for Spring, and since all pieces are explicitly unisex, styling options are virtually limitless.

Now in its fourth year, H&M's Fashion Against AIDS campaign has already raised over 41 Million Swedish Krona for parent organization Designers Against AIDS as well as other international HIV/AIDS related causes. The collection is available in H&M’s Divided department starting April 26th and 25% of sales will be donated to youth HIV/AIDS projects around the world.

I know that Rachel Zoe had to have a great weekend! The stylist had a huge, lavish baby shower thrown for her this past Saturday. The event took place at the estate of Juicy Couture founder Pam Skaist-Levy in Los Angeles. The personal and exclusive guest list, which was co-ed (ugh) , included some big names like Demi Moore, Nicole Richie, Joel Madden, Kate Hudson, Brian Atwood, and more. Well I guess since Demi was there that maybe the rumors of a feud or the duo parting terms isn't true. This is sure to be one stylish little man!

Apparently, between 2005 and 2009, 40 garment workers in Turkey reportedly died from a lung disease caused by exposure to crystalline silica, a substance used to make sandblasted denim. As a result, the Turkish government vetoed the manufactoring of the denim;  last year, Levi's and H&M stopped using sandblasted products. Now the two retailers have teamed up with the International Textile Garment & Leather Workers’ Federation to fight the use of sandblasting across the garment industry. Other national retailers known for using the same products are Abercombie & Fitch, American Eagle, and even Lucky Brand.