Lisa Frank single-handedly changed the world of stickers and school supplies for a generation of neon-fiends, now all grown up with debit cards of their own. It’s only fitting, then, that she’s bringing her iconic folders, coloring books, and sticker collections to Urban Outfitters, the logical point of consumption for her former fans.

The trend-churning store published an interview with the Sticker Goddess herself to publicize the genius collaboration, offering shoppers a glimpse into a world that is literally filled with rainbows and butterflies. Here’s the best part:

Ok, now what people really want to know: Do unicorns exist?
Well, in my world they do. So the answer is absolutely yes.

Admit it, you can’t look at those bright tigers and pandas ($14.99!) without feelings pangs of nostalgia. Even Mila Kunis, shown in this video as an enthusiastic 11-year-old in a 1993 Lisa Frank commercial, approves:

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• OMG. Bette Midler might appear on Glee—as Rachel Berry’s grandmother.

• Paul Shaffer says he might not always be the band leader on the Late Show with David Letterman.

• That famous Edvard Munch painting, ‘The Scream,’ about to be displayed in the Museum of Modern Art, has a Nazi-era history that’s not being disclosed by the museum, say descendents of the painting’s Jewish former owners.

• Someone bought the Tribeca townhouse Dominique Struss-Kahn was renting while on house arrest in New York. Hope there aren’t any ghosts of libertines past.

• Urban Outfitters is coming out with a Lisa Frank line. Suburban girls everywhere completely freak out.

• Mindy Meyer brought an elephant to her Long Island fundraiser—that 15 people attended.

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• Better eat your ptcha while you can, because the Jewish delicacy made from jellied calves’ feet is nearing culinary and cultural extinction.

• Brian SS Jensen, co-founder of Wood Wood, the Danish fashion company behind the yellow star T-shirts sold on Urban Outfitters, has apologized.

• Valerie Harper, better known as Mary Tyler Moore’s sidekick, Rhoda Morgenstern, is writing a memoir-and it’s called I Rhoda Book.

• Lindsay Lohan is playing Elizabeth Taylor in the upcoming Lifetime movie, Liz and Dick.

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• Ever heard the one about the baby whose penis was so small the mohel tweeted about it? Oh wait, that really happened.

• “I’m all about seeing your bra through your clothes,” says Community star (and Jewcy obsession) Alison Brie.

• Writer David Rakoff eats a lot of Israeli couscous.

• Nicky Hilton, still dating a Rothschild.

•The trailer for season three of Louis C.K.’s FX show Louie looks a lot like Woody Allen’s Manhattan intro, with Rachmaninoff subbing in for Gershwin.

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It wasn’t just the Hebrew in the background that caught my attention in the Urban Outfitters Spring 2011 catalog that just came through my mail slot – it was the tichels. Yes, Urban Outfitters has decided to co-opt the headscarf style worn by many married frum Jewish women.

Urban Outfitters has a mixed history with Israel and many American Jews who’ve accused their clothing choices of being anti-Israel. Whether that’s based on naivete or not, maybe it had some effect on their latest photo shoot – which draws inspiration from Orthodox Jewish women. I’m not talking about the frum women in shul on the Upper West Side dressed from head to toe in Bergdorf labels with the gorgeous, flowing wigs that make you feel like they’re just cheating their ways out of a bad hair day. No, not them: I’m talking about the no-nonsense ladies in urban Israel, standing behind you at the kosher market; two kids in tow and four more at home and want you to move faster because they have to get home to prepare for shabbos.

In the photo shoot, it is hard to deny the source of inspiration. The tichels, the blouse buttoned up to the chin – it’s actually pretty remarkable. I would have loved to have been a fly on that Jerusalem stone wall when the creative director of the photo shoot looked around, then said, “You know what? Let’s button her up, and put this shmata on her head like this.”

And why not? They are beautiful and stylish in their own way. I just didn’t expect Urban Outfitters to seize upon that understated beauty.

Now I can’t wait to see college students rocking this look come spring.

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