Fashion News - Week in Review: Kate Moss Gets Engaged, Gisele Calls Sunscreen 'Poison,' Charles Nolan Passes Away, and More - StyleList

Photos: bauergriffinonline.com | Getty | APIf you slept on your fashion news this week, no worries, we've got you covered. All you need to know, below.-The week started off with some sad news due to the death of designer Charles Nolan, who logged in time at Anne Klein, Bill Blass and Ellen Tracy, before succombing to cancer at the age of 53. [StyleList]-In happier news, Kate Moss is supposedly finally engaged to her longtime lace front wigs beau Jamie Hince, setting up another British wedding of epic proportions. [StyleList]-Moss also made headlines after it was announced that she'll be the new face of Dior Beauty's Addict lipstick line. While the ads won't touch down in fashion mags until May, Dior has put a little teaser video out to wetten our appetites. [StyleList]-And, while we're on the topic of supermodels, Gisele Bunchen is causing a stir after calling sunscreen "poison" -- or at least those products using synthetic ingredients. [StyleList]-Naomi Campbell, who appears naked on the latest issue of full lace wigs British GQ, opened up to the magazine about her blood diamond scandal, as well as her alcoholism. [StyleList]-Another controversy-laden celeb, Lindsay Lohan, was suspected of stealing a $2,500 necklace from a boutique in Venice, California. However, by the time cops showed up to search Lohan's home, the necklace was mysteriously returned to police headquarters. [StyleList]-Awards season marched on with the SAG Awards, where actresses (many with sexy tousled curls) donned black, white, and red all over. [StyleList]-Speaking of red, Farrah Fawcett's iconic cherry-hued one-piece bathing suit, along with several other personal items, made their way to the Smithsonian. [StyleList]-Lady Gaga's first Vogue cover was revealed. On it she wears a bright pink bobbed wig chinese hair and a plunging white Haider Ackermann gown. [The Cut]-Twelve-year-old Elle Fanning is the star of Rodarte's most recent short film. Tavi, watch your back.