Wes Anderson’s Moonrise Kingdom premieres today at the Cannes Film Festival, and Randall Poster — Wes’ music supervisor (and our contributing music editor) — will be there with him. “Doing the music for Wes’s films is always an adventure and these projects have taken me all over the world,” Randall says. “What distinguishes the soundtracks is how indelible the music is from the storytelling. No one uses music better than Wes.” We hope Wes brings home the Palme d’Or. Here, Randall’s favorite songs from Wes’s movies.

1. Alone Again Or — Love
2. Here Comes My Baby — Cat Stevens, Alan Tew & Orchestra
3. Let Her Dance — The Bobby Fuller Four
4. Ping Island/ Lightning Strike Rescue Op — Mark Mothersbaugh
5. She Smiled Sweetly — The Rolling Stones
6. These Days — Nico
7. Life On Mars? — David Bowie
8. Where Do You Go To (My Lovely) — Peter Sarstedt
9. Farewell to Earnest (from “The Householder”) — Jyotitindra Moitra
10. Strangers — The Kinks
11. Queen Bitch — Seu Jorge
12. Ooh La La — The Faces

Rorschach test: What do you see when you look at this image? Our print of the season — the Duriez — is a floral take on camouflage in bright, painterly colors. From pants and dresses to tech accessories and flip flops, see all the places this print pops up: Shop all things Duriez.

Vincenzo La Torre has lived in five countries, but now calls Singapore home. To help us celebrate our new boutique in Singapore, the Deputy Editor of Harper’s Bazaar Singapore tells us where to go and what to see. Read More

A scarf for summer? Yes. It’s an essential layering piece for stylishly handling unexpected weather if you’re by the water or traveling. We asked our stylist to show us three simple ways to tie our bright mixed-print scarf for that nonchalant-chic everyone in Paris seems to have naturally mastered. Want to tie one on? Shop All Scarves

Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn, our contributing art expert, recently visited the Brooklyn Museum’s Keith Haring exhibit. Here, her take-away. Read More

Dr. Samantha Boardman discovered that her mom Pauline’s advice about combing your hair, standing straight and smiling is the best medicine. (Dr. Sam is the one above in pink, with ears, with her sister Serena and mom Pauline Baker Pitt.) Read More

“Motherhood is happiness — more rewarding and joyful then anything I have ever done,” says Jeanne Yang, Hollywood stylist and co-designer of Holmes & Yang, with Katie Holmes. For Mother’s Day, we photographed her at her Los Angeles home with her twin daughters Zoey (left) and Sydney Cort and her mother Helen Hahn, each wearing their favorite looks from Tory Burch. The twins both chose the Robinson Shrunken Satchel, in Mint and Pink Cloud (coming soon), Jeanne is wearing the Brigitte Blouse and Helen the Robin Tunic. Photo by Jeff Vespa.

Susan Sarandon is as famous for her activism as she is her acting. She’s passed both a sense of on-screen timing and social responsibility to her daughter Eva Amurri Martino — they’ve played mother-daughter in movies like The Banger Sisters and the upcoming (appropriately titled) Mother’s Day, as well as campaigned together against human trafficking. For the Tory Blog, Susan and Eva discuss what they’ve learned from each other. Read More

Jewelry designer Ann Dexter-Jones is the rock ’n roll matriarch of five musically-inclined Mark, Charlotte and Samantha Ronson and Alexander and Annabelle Dexter-Jones. Here, what she loves about being a mom and the lessons – other than music appreciation — she hopes she has passed on. Read More

Entrepreneur, philanthropist, mother of two sets of twins, contributor on CNBC’s Fast Money — Karen Finerman is our definition of a modern-day woman. Here, the Co-founder and CEO of Metropolitan Capital Advisors, a New York-based investment management firm, kicks off the first in a new series on personal finance. Her seasonally-appropriate topic? What her own mother taught her about money.

A playlist to celebrate the women we love most — moms!

1. Tell Mama (Live) — Janis Joplin
2. Mother’s Little Helper — The Rolling Stones
3. Sweet Child O’ Mine — Guns N’ Roses
4. Mama Said Knock You Out (Edited) — LL Cool J
5. Mother and Child Reunion — Paul Simon
6. The Kids Are Alright (Edit Mono Version) — The Who
7. The Kids Don’t Stand A Chance — Vampire Weekend
8. O-O-H Child — The Five Stairsteps
11. Look What They’ve Done to My Song — Melanie
12. Mighty Mighty — Baby Huey & The Baby Sitters
13. Tell Mama — Etta James

On the set of our Pre-Fall Lookbook shoot (live on June 19), model Lydia Carron told us the best career  — and life — advice she ever received came from her mom Cathy. Once a banker, Kathy translated her love of knitting into a design and book business. “Do what you are passionate about and what will make you happy. Your life can take different paths so don’t get discouraged if you don’t find what you love right away.” Lydia, above right, is photographed with her mom and sister Emma (graduating from Harvard this year).