Fashion Paparazzi: Your Monday Roundup

Wake up, wake up! We've got everything you need to start your day right here, including celebrity style feuds, some vintage photoshoot outtakes, and an amazing/totally made-up quote where someone accuses Jessica Simpson of "flogging flannel." What does that even MEAN? Read on, coffee cup and skepticism firmly in hand:

• Some gorgeous new behind-the-scenes snaps from a '90s Kate Moss photoshoot have resurfaced, making us long for the days of film photography, when there were secrets even Instagram didn't know... (via Line Mag)

• I may have recently called for no more "stars without makeup" photographs, but I'm willing to make an exception for this one: Marilyn Manson has snagged a cameo on the TV show Eastbound & Down, and he showed up on set without a stitch of his signature (terrifying) white foundation and blood-red lipstick. Manson looks surprisingly normal without all that paint; just another friendly neighborhood creeper. (via TMZ)

• Breaking, breaking, the Olsen twins hate Jessica Simpson ! They think her fashion line is "low rent" and that she "caters to the lowest common denominator just to make a buck." Okay, this so-called feud is clearly just tabloid fodder, but the made-up quotes from the Olsen's "source" are too good to miss, including this gem: "To [the Olsen twins], Jessica is flogging flannel and burlap to banjo pickers." (via Gossip Cop)

• Speaking of the Olsens (and this time it's legit): The Coveteur talked to their hair guy and got all their secrets . Well, not really. Much of the interview is spent saying what amazing natural texture they have. But he does give away the recipe for a secret DIY conditioner he whipped up for the twins, and we'll take it. (via The Coveteur)

• Hey, remember this slightly scandalous House of Holland t-shirt we told you about a few weeks ago? The colorful tee is a hit with the celebrity crowd: Katy Perry wore it on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, while Rita Ora styled it exactly how it appeared on the runway (lame!). (via MTV)

• Guess who just told Glamour magazine that her new beauty philosophy is "less is definitely more"? Hint: she used to be known for her Lady Gaga-level hairstyles, and sung the infamous line "somebody please tell him who the eff I is." (via Glamour)