Here's what's happening around the web today:
Martin Margiela Exits
Shocker! Martin Margiela has officially left the building, and will not be replaced, executives at Maison Martin Margiela say.
[Vogue UK]
Alice in Wonderland Gets the Designer Treatment
Alexander McQueen, Christopher Kane, the now-unattached Martin Margiela and Ann Demeulemeester are going down the rabbit hole. The designers will be creating frocks inspired by "Alice in Wonderland" for Parisian store Printemps to celebrate the book's upcoming film adaptation.
[Elle UK]
Tavi Scores Harper's Bazaar Column
Harper's Bazaar is brushing up on its child labor laws after hiring 13-year-olf fashion blogger Tavi Gevinson to pen a column on the spring collections for the magazine's January issue. Struggling writers everywhere weep.
[WWD]
Audrey Hepburn's Wardrobe is Going, Going, Gone
A London auction selling Audrey Hepburn's couture collection has raked in £270,000 (around $440,000). As we reported earlier, the stash included goods from Valentino and Givenchy.
[Daily Mail]
Miuccia Prada Gets Picky
The extras cast in the Metropolitan Opera's upcoming production of "Attila" weren't up to snuff for designer Miuccia Prada, who is designing costumes for the opera. Sources say Prada complained, "I cannot clothe them! I need models!"
[Paper]