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Victoria Beckham Collaborates With Skype, Allows Fans To Interact With Her On Twitter [Telegraph]
After all, her embrace of technology is what helped her run a design studio in London when she was based in L.A…All The Looks From Sundance, Outside Of The Gifting Suite [T Magazine]
Including looks from a New York based director to a Brazilian born model…Fashion GPS Will Include Sample Requesting This Year, In Addition To Invite Organizing [Fashionista]
Used by over 100 labels this year, editors will also be able to request photos.

Looks like i-D magazine’s global expansion plan is moving forward with aplomb: Former stylist Alastair McKimm has been appointed as i-D’s New York fashion director. While this is an inaugural position for the publication, McKimm certainly isn’t a new face at the glossy. He started his styling career at i-D in London after getting a degree in fashion design from Nottingham Art School and has continued to contribute ever since. His styling work has been featured in Harper’s Bazaar, Vogue, and Dazed & Confused while the likes of Helmut Lang, DKNY, Calvin Klein and Jil Sander tap McKimm’s skills for their ad campaigns.

James Franco pays homage to the Broadway musical Cats on the cover of the latest issue of Dazed & Confused. OK, maybe that’s not where he was going with this, but it did cross our mind. Josh Olins shot Franco, the latter of whom continues to hold the world record for never saying no to anything, ever, ever. The new issue, which hit stands yesterday, is also the inspiration for a new online series, Visionaries, launching next week.