Morning Java: Barracuda Do, Frocks in Soho, and “It” Girl Gossip

Starting our "It" girl roundup, Daisy Lowe and Mark Ronson call it quits. Good, because, let's be honest, that was kind of icky. (NYMag)

Peaches Geldof yawns, and you are there. (Fashion Mirror)

Alice Dellal is also not amused. (WWD)

Park Slope's Frockwill be popping up in Soho. (Racked)

Where the Barracuda goes for a cut and a wash. (NYTimes)

Erin Wasson thinks the homeless are just awesome. (Fashionista)

Mmmm…prosciutto. (Huffington Post)

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