Morning Java: Miami Flavor, Year of the Mimosa, Facebooking Fashion

God, New York can be so depressing the in dark months. Let's skip down to Art Basel, shall we? (Flavorwire)

Carine is not coming to Vogue, okay? Deal with it. (The Cut)

Peep some peeps.org. A real find, this one. (Teen Vogue)

P-Diddy just spent $750,000 to create an audition reel in a bid to become the next James Bond because he is very, very stupid. (Luxist)

This handy map to all the pop-up shops this season should help you Santas find your way. (Racked)

Té Casan kicks the bucket. Sorry for the lame pun, we haven't had our coffee yet. (The Shophound)

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Pantone® picks "Mimosa" as the color of the year. We'll have two with the eggs benedict, please. (Market Watch)

Another day, another American Apparel south of 14th Street. (Racked)

The frontrunners for Michelle Obama's Inauguration Day dress weren't even in the WWD article. Humph! (The Cut)

All the best fashion names poke each other on Facebook. (FWD)

Have you been to Delicatessen yet? Yes? Well, apparently, you're an asshole. (Observer)

Enchantments does not, "carry any items dealing with black magick." Good to know. (NYTimes)

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