Changes In Models: Anna Wintour and designer Michael Kors spoke on a panel in Boston earlier this week on model health and eating disorders. Kors claimed he would no longer cast models under 16, as Wintour loosely suggested the term supermodel has died since the desire to be thinner within the industry has risen. She went on to say models who are thin and young don't have longevity within the industry - which prevents the development of their public figure. Wintour claimed Vogue doesn't photoshop its models to make them thinner than they are, only to enhance the image.

Marc Jacobs Defends Terry Richardson: Marc Jacobs told the Wall Street Journal that he hadn't heard of the scandal surrounding Terry Richardson, but he knows Richardson's work style and that he knows how to say no. He goes on with claims that Richardson is “not ill-spirited,” and comments on the industry in general, "If a girl is underage, maybe the girl’s agent or chaperone should be present on the shoot. That’s the hard part. Who’s to blame or who’s to watch?"