Burberry pulled off a neat trick yesterday where they convinced fashion VIPs in New York, Paris, Tokyo and Dubai to watch the live stream wear 3-D glasses. [WWD, sub req'd]

GQ has some choice words for Rpattzregarding his greasy BAFTAs hair: “Please pull it together. Or slick it back. Something.” [GQ]

Some fresh details have emerged in the news that bloggers have been included asvoters for the CFDA awards. Turns out that bloggers weren’t just simply sent ballots, but actually had to ask to get them, and only then will the CFDA review the request and make the decision as to whether their blogger status is deemed worthy to vote [The Cut]

Theory has launched a unique ‘Fashion Insider’ campaign, along with their new e-commerce and website. The campaign features 60 women’s looks that 17 celebrity stylists-Andrea Lieberman, Tina Chai and Dani Stahl to name a few-created from the brand’s Spring 2010 collection, and consumers can shop these looks [Stylecaster]

InStyle fashion director Hal Rubenstein is hosting a spring fashion show on the top of Grouse Mountain at the Olympics, airing tomorrow on the “Today” show. [WWD]

Naomi Campbell has been in the spotlight non-stop the past few weeks, but she recently revealed that she has moved to Moscow with her Russian boyfriend and that the fashion world may not see much of her in the future. [Vogue UK]

ESPN television host-and apparent fashion critic-Tony Kornheiser is suspended for two weeks over remarks me made about SportsCenter anchor Hannah Storm’s wardrobe, including stating that “She’s got on red go-go boots and a Catholic school plaid skirt … way too short for somebody in her 40s or maybe early 50s by now.” [NYP via Stylelist]

Louis Vuitton is adding a personal touch to your LV handbag or suitcase. The brand’s Mon Monogram personalization service allows you to select the colours and initials to etch on to select pieces from their collection. With prices ranging from $940 to $4,070, you best be sure about your initials of choice (read: putting your boyfriend’s initials on your bag should be avoided).