San Francisco Chronicle - In Hollywood, where the more hyphenated your occupation, the better, it's good to be Rachel Zoe. The celebrity-stylist-reality-TV-star-author-designer - whose client list includes Cameron Diaz, Molly Sims and Naomi Campbell  - returned for a third season of "The Rachel Zoe Project" on Bravo earlier this month, and is in the throes of designing a namesake boutique womenswear collection to premiere in fall 2011.

Expanding upon her budget-minded accessories collection of jewelry, handbags and eyewear for QVC, Zoe adds faux fur and military-inspired outerwear to the mix for fall, which will be available both on the air and online in September. Zoe

Look To The Stars - Super Saturday 13, deemed as the “Rolls Royce of garage sales,” attracted a bounty of celebrities for its annual sale on Saturday, July 31 in the Hamptons to benefit the Ovarian Cancer Research Fund (OCRF).

August 2010 Vogue cover girl Gwyneth Paltrow, supermodel Karlie Kloss, American designer Donna Karan, and celebrity stylist Rachel Zoe were among the superstars who enjoyed the family-friendly event. The celebrity support didn’t stop at the guests who came; over 200 designers including Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, Diane von Furstenberg, and Giorgio Armani contributed to the designer garage sale, with prices drastically slashed. Massages, spa treatments, and

Reality TV World - The Rachel Zoe Project's third season will continue to follow celebrity stylist Rachel Zoe and will include the departure of her longtime employee Taylor Jacobson -- who worked with Zoe for the past four years and appeared on the show's first two seasons.

Jacobson's departure was confirmed in November, however it remains unclear whether she was fired or quit -- as Bravo described it as a "tumultuous loss."

Due to Jacobson's departure, Zoe's styling associate Brad Goreski has been promoted to the newly-created role of style director.

In addition, Zoe's husband Rodger Berman has become the president of Rachel Zoe, Inc.

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Independent - In what seems like a long-overdue move, celebrity stylist Rachel Zoe has revealed that she is working on her own clothes label.

According to an exclusive interview in Women's Wear Daily on June 16, Zoe is in the process of recruiting a design team. She said: "You will definitely see me in the clothes. Like, you will absolutely see my trademark pieces. I'll definitely do faux furs and incredible leather jackets and great trousers. But I'm catering to a broader audience."

And that broader audience is no wishful thinking: her reality TV show The Rachel Zoe Project,  broadcast on US channel Bravo,