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Kanye West Slams Louis Vuitton: Kanye West spoke out against Louis Vuitton during a radio interview with Los Angeles's Power 106 on Monday. He criticized the luxury label for its extremely high prices and said if he 'had the opportunity to design for Louis Vuitton now I wouldn't.' West once called himself the 'Louis Vuitton Don' in his debut album College Dropout -- and then went on to collaborate with Vuitton in 2009 for a sneaker collection which ranged in price from $840 to $1,140. In 2012, he worked with Guiseppe Zanotti and released a pair of shoes retailing at $5,800. During the interview, he also said that he does not 'totally agree with what H&M and Zara does' either, but appreciates their efforts to be creative without breaking the bank. West collaborated with A.P.C. earlier this year on a capsule collection of t-shirts, hoodies and jeans, mostly under $300, which sold out within a few hours of its release. [ TMZ]

Jeremy Scott Named New Creative Director at Moschino: Moschino hired designer Jeremy Scott to take over as creative director of the label, replacing Rossella Jardini. The 39-year-old designer took to Twitter Monday afternoon to announce the news: 'So very excited to share the news that I am the new creative director of @Moschinooffical!' Scott once interned in Moschino's press office -- and thenwent on to launch his eponymous label in 2007. He will continue to design his own brand as he takes on responsibilities for Maschino. The brand's chairman, Massimo Ferretti told Style.com that his goal in hiring Scott is 'to inject new energy into our Group' and keep in tune with Aeffe's other brands which include Philosophy and Cedric Charlier. Scott will make his runway debut in February at the Fall 2014 shows and will remain based in L.A. [ Style.com]

Glamour Released Names for this Year's Awards: Glamour Magazine named the women to be honored at their annual Glamour Awards on November 11. This year's honorees include Lady Gaga, Nobel Prize nominee and female rights advocate Malala Yousafzai, Net-a-Porter founder Natalie Massenet, and supermodels Christy Turlington and Liya Kebede. Glamour will announce the other winners later this week. [ WWD]

Esquire Voted Emily Ratajowski Woman of the Year: Esquire Magazine named model-actress Emily Ratajowski Woman of the Year after five rounds of voting. Ratajkowski, known for her appearance in Robin Thicke's 'Blurred Lines' music video and campaign for Rag & Bone, won with 64.6 percent of votes, beating out 31 other nominees. Next, she is set to appear as Ben Affleck's mistress in the upcoming film Gone Girl. [ Esquire]