Today’s Good News/Bad News, Marc Jacobs’s Home Fragrance, Botox’s Nemesis, More

Today’s good news should help you forget it’s Monday:

Elizabeth Moss, Mad Men’s resident frump, proves that she really can look her age in real life. The 27-year-old actress shows off Spring’s hottest accessories, including statement necklaces, shoulder jewelry, and cross body bags. [WWD]

The Marc Jacobs Daisy perfume we love is now available in a home fragrance. Cool, huh? See great fragrances for all seasons. [Sephora]

Google’s collaborative project with 2009 finalists for the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund, including House of Waris, Gary Graham, and Ohne Titel, are now on sale. [Independent UK]

Losing weight just got easier. Indian-based “Divine Tree” organic sleep separates infused with neem oil help you nix cellulite while you sleep as well as clear up skin. See our guides to heavy moisturizers and eye cream, too.  [Telegraph]

Now, get a load of this bad news:

Botox has met its nemesis: IV vitamin drip therapy. Instead of dropping $200 for a shot of Botox, women in Japan (and increasingly in the US) are opting for the newest anti-aging trend that involves an intravenous vitamin cocktail that can be administered by your local holistic health center in about an hour. We’re sticking to our standard beauty regime for now. [Stylelist]

Model Dree Hemingway admits she hasn’t read her grandfather, Ernest Hemingway’s books. She’d rather read Harry Potter. Yikes. We’ve got some reading suggestions for the fashionista bookworm. [T Magazine]

Kate Moss’s business isn’t doing as well as it did last year. Models are victims of the recession, too, but we love their style anyway: see all celeb fashions to copy.  [Daily Mail]