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No Show [Vogue UK] Celine will be absent from the catwalk this season—because of creative director Phoebe Philo's April due date...Now, Online-Only Fashion Shows for Busy Editors [Eric Wilson/NY Times] Some of KCD's heavyweight shows, like Givenchy and Marc Jacobs, will be offered digitally (and password-protected) for exhausted editors...Kate Moss and Terry Richardson team up again for Mango campaign [Telegraph UK] The duo is back in action as the face and photog, respectively, for the fast fashion chain's Spring 2012 campaign...

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Marc Jacobs: "I don't know what the key to happiness is" [The Talk]
Jacobs on healthy living, save for the cig habit, ramping up his primping routine, and why Buddhism might have it all figured out

Prada Preps Francesco Vezzoli’s Pop-Up Museum [UnBeige/Mediabistro]
The 24h Museum, a cheeky, pink-strewn collab between Prada and Rem Koolhaas' OMA firm, opens in Paris for one day only on January 24

Meet the new generation of red carpet designers [Telegraph UK]
Forget the runway! The skinny on who's scoring major step-and-repeat play on the tapis rouge

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Burberry to Hindmarch [Vogue UK] Valerie Young takes her exec director of merchandising title from Burberry to Anya Hindmarch, joining a seasoned, recently assembled exec team...A Makeover for Marc Jacobs [Wall Street Journal] Renovations are in store for Jacobs' Soho outpost...How long can Dior survive without a couturier? [France24] Two months shy of hitting the year mark since Galliano's graceless departure from Dior, the house soldiers on sans a creative director...

Alice Dellal is the new face of Marc by Marc Jacobs

First Chanel, now Marc Jacobs: Dellal is designers' favourite in spring's campaigns.

Designers Back Obama In "Runway to Win" Campaign

Politics and fashion mingle yet again with the latest crop of stylish supporters joining forces for the "Runway To Win" campaign, angling for a reelection of President Obama this November. The campaign, which was quietly announced on Obama's official blog last week, is bolstered by the support of 22 designers—including Tory Burch, Joseph Altuzarra, Diane von Furstenberg, Marc Jacobs, Narciso Rodriguez, Alexander Wang, Rachel Roy, Jason Wu, Tracy Reese, Rag & Bone's Marcus Wainwright and David Neville.

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Tom Ford turns photographer for his latest campaign [Telegraph UK] Spring '12 shots of Ford's vampy threads were captured by the designer himself, ever the jack of all trades...It's Nicki's World [Sunday Style/NY Times] The fashion flock's fascination with, and front row placement, of Nicki Minaj, from selling out MAC lipsticks to photo opps with Anna...Marc Jacobs: Not moving to Dior 'was probably best for everyone' [Telegraph UK] Jacobs on doing a Vuitton perfume, relief over not moving to Dior, and boring museum exhibits...

Marc Jacobs: Not moving to Dior 'was probably best for everyone'

Louis Vuitton's creative director Marc Jacobs discusses his upcoming exhibition in Paris, and how happy he is to be staying put at the label.

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