Link Love: Domino is Done, Men in Heels, and Theyskens’ Replacement

NYLON gets the inside line on Jess Rotter's collab with Gap. It's nice when people make friendly. (NYLON)

How are you gonna afford your gold tennis bracelets now that your banker boo has gone bust? It's all over now, baby blue. (Vanity Fair)

Check the 'mazing 'dos created by Katsuya Kamo for Chanel's Couture collection. (Coutorture)

Heels for men? What will they think of next, garter belts for dudes? Oh shit, they did. (The Frisky)

Forget statement necklaces/shoes/bracelets—'09 is about statement earrings. (FabSugar)

So The Times actually did have permission to out Jason Wu to the five people who didn't know he was gay. (Jezebel)

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Now just anyone in their H&M can get into the Beatrice. As Yogi Berra said, "No one goes there any more; it's too crowded". (Observer)

Just because your significant other dresses like a dolt doesn't mean you have to be their twin in bad fashion. (Lemondrop)

See you in hell, Domino. (CityFile)

Olivier Theyskens chair isn't even cold yet, and Nina Ricci is moving toward a new designer. (Second City Style)

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