Mandy Moore

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What’s better than one hot store opening in a new location in West Hollywood? Two hot stores opening at once, of course! When Diavolina and Madison launched with a single party benefiting the Susan G. Komen foundation Thursday night hosted by Current/Eliott designers Meritt Elliot and Emily Current, Lucy Hale, Tichina Arnold, and Mandy Moore came out to celebrate. Moore, who works with Current and Elliot (they are also stylists) regularly, had something else her mind: her husband of seven months, Ryan Adams. “I’m learning every day,” she said of being married. “I’m lucky because I get to spend every day with my best friend and he’s a great influence.” And their pals second the emotion, with Elliot saying of the couple, “Being around both of them is a joy. They’re super fun.” Mandy also praises Emily and Merritt in turn, enthusing, “I’m always happy to support them, I couldn’t be more excited for their success. You know when hope for people and they deserve it and then it happens to the good people — there is justice in the world. I adore them and I am always happy to come out. Anything to show my love.” The other stars were focused on love of a different kind — retail love! “I’ve never been to Diavolina before but, of course, I’ve been to Madison,” said Hale. “I saw a really cute studded bag in there so I’m going to check that out.” Arnold was thinking bigger. “There are a red pair of Yves Saint Laurent shoes over there. I must have those. It’s perfect for the holidays.”

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It may be Mandy Moore’s fourth time posing for the cover of Lucky but that doesn’t mean that she has given up her indie style for high glam. The newlywed arrived to the shoot in a comfy-chic outfit of Current/Elliott jeans, a gray tee and Loeffler Randall flats. Heading straight to the clothing racks, Mandy gravitated towards quietly chic pieces of clothing and jewelry. “I’m really into simple things I can grab and wear every day,” she says. “I get bored with anything too statement-y.” Recently, Mandy has been settling into married life with Ryan Adams, who she credits for her current fashion inspiration. “My husband and I have been watching a lot of Moonlighting randomly,” she says. “He introduced me to it and I have to say, I’m sort of obsessed with that era. Cybill Shepherd rocked some pretty unbelievable outfits.” Should we expect power suits soon? In the meantime, check out what Mandy is currently loving, including her favorite things from her Lucky shoot at luckymag.com. Tell us: What do you think of Mandy’s Lucky cover look?

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After almost three years, Mandy Moore’s clothing line Mblem is shutting its doors. The contemporary line launched in 2005 and was frequently spotted on the singer-actress-designer. Though her first foray into fashion is over, Mandy still hopes to try her hand at fashion again one day. “I love the fashion world. I’m fascinated by it. I’m humbled by it,” she said tells WWD. “If I were to dip my toe back in there, it would have to be the right situation… a great partnership that could represent a true reflection of me and my ideas and you know that wasn’t happening. So next go round, that needs to be top of the list.” As for now, Mandy is getting back to her roots and concentrating on her music career, releasing Amanda Leigh, a California ’70s-inspired pop album, on May 26. Though we are sad to see Mandy leave fashion, we can’t wait to hear her latest music.

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Mandy Moore rang in the holiday season in style on Friday, sounding the opening bell at the New York Stock Exchange — and highlighting Coach’s latest philanthropic cause, Coach Cares. And talk about looking good while doing good, from now through December 31st, the luxury brand is donating 20% of sales from some of their top-selling bags to the favorite charities of 11 of Hollywood’s hottest celebs, like Moore, Jessica Alba, Halle Berry, Eva Longoria Parker. Click here to get all the details on Coach Cares — then get stylish while you give back.

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With temperatures in Hollywood getting cooler by the day, stars like Nicole Richie, Mandy Moore, Michelle Trachtenberg, Nicky Hilton, Jessica Stroup and more turned out to enjoy 25% off fall styles at H&M in West Hollywood. The night featured DJ Tendaji Lathan spinning music to get celebs in the holiday shopping spirit — not that they need any help. 90210’s Jessica Stroup couldn’t resist snagging a few knee-length dresses, while Nicole and Nicky gabbed with Mandy Moore and Mischa Barton made a dash for the hair accessories. And while these stars love a sale, they’re also die-hard H&M fans. Nicole and Michelle already have pieces of the Comme des Garcons for H&M collection, which won’t hit stores until later this week.–Amy Keiths

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Right around this time every winter, we develop a hatred for our warm wool coats and snuggly puffer jackets — and all we want is new bright spring coat! Mandy Moore looked perfectly springy in her vibrant yellow Coach trench as she breezed into the tents at Fashion Week. So with a wistful eye towards warmer weather, here are a few of our favorite affordable spring trenches.

Isaac Mizrahi for Target Classic Trenchlette in Sun Flash, $50 at target.com

Maria Trench, $55 at delias.com

Belted Short Trench Coat, $118 at talbots.com

Charter Club Red Poppy Trench Coat with Belt, $149 at macys.com

DKNY Belted Metallic Satin Trench Coat, $168 at nordstrom.com

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Just a day before Valentine’s Day Mandy Moore, Lindsay Lohan, Rose McGowan, and Keisha Whitaker were feeling the love — for Fendi that is. These stars joined Kelly Lynch, Matthew McConaughey’s expectant girlfriend Camila Alves, and the many artists who designed one-of-a-kind Fendi baguettes to be auctioned off at the newly redesigned Rodeo Drive flagship store on Wednesday night to benefit LACMA. Inside the party, Moore chatted with friends, Whitaker caught up with her brother (who stood in for her husband Forest, who was in London working), a low-key Lohan checked out the bid lists, and McGowan cooed over mini pastel satin bags in the front of the store. “They are like works of art,” Moore said of the Fendi’s signature baguette. “Carrying a Fendi bag? I don’t have a lot of experience with it but I feel very fancy tonight.” Actress Kate Mara had something more permanent in mind. “Isn’t it incredible?” she asked PEOPLE of her multi-colored, multi-fabric bag. “It’s something they gave me to wear tonight and I want to steal it. I’m thinking about it. I’m really thinking about it.” Can you blame her?