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Grace Coddington -- creative director at Vogue and runaway star of last fall's The September Issue, a documentary that chronicled the making of the fashion magazine's weighty fall fashion issue, is apparently in the works to work on another project with R.J. Cutler, the director of The September Issue. As is evidenced by that film, Grace Coddington is many things: A visionary, a fashion-world icon, a take-no-prisoners variety of tough-customer, and perhaps the kind of woman you wish was your zany aunt with the awesome wardrobe.  She is also, incidentally, a really intense cat lady. Incidentally, Cutler's new film is reported to be an animated version of Coddington's book, Catwalk Cats, which is basically a super weird but awesome sketchbook of cat pictures that she drew over the years. And you know what? I am excited about this movie. 

Dear John may have taken Avatar's number one spot at the box-office this weekend, but the N'avis' influence is hardly on the decline. Apparently, Burberry will livestream its fall 2010 runway show in 3-D from London on February 23. Of course, it is Burberry, so it will only be broadcast in 3-D at select, invite-only viewing parties around the world. The regular version will be broadcast online at the brand's website.  

Everyone is talking about the latest fashion-oriented reality show, Kell on Earth, which premiered on Bravo last night. The show, starring Kelly Cutrone -- who owns the fashion PR company People's Revolution -- is a hilarious and insane inside look at the fashion industry, and Cutrone is ... AMAZING. Check out a roundup of the best moments over at Jezebel, or, even better! Watch the whole episode right here. 

Vanity Fair is out with its most recent Young Hollywood issue, and there are no real surprises there. Maybe Rebecca Hall and Abbie Cornish? Rebecca Hall is a great actress (see: Vicky Cristina Barcelona) and Abbie Cornish was in a good movie this year (Bright Star) but both, I think, significantly older than almost all of the other girls...? (Also, I'm sorry but I can't lose the Ryan Phillippe/Reese Witherspoon assocation when it comes to Cornish.) But I would say the other selections were mostly pretty safe. And now let me just brag about my recent proclamation re: saddle shoes for a minute. (See: Amanda Seyfried, shoes.)

The Grammys are the singular awards show of the season where one can count on basically everyone wearing something really ugly. (Take a look at some of the Grammy history's worst fashion moments over at Jezebel.) This year was no exception. There were a rare few who graced the ceremony's red carpet in something mildly short of tragic. We've documented them below for your convenience. Just FYI, it is a pretty short list. 

Check out Twilight's Alice Cullen (aka Ashley Greene) wearing Sherri Hill in the current issue of Savvy Mag. We have pasted the image below for your convenience! Happy Friday. You're welcome. 

Taylor Swift recently did a characteristically cute and funny Q&A for Rolling Stone's latest issue. But for those of you who are itching for more details about Swifty's young life, take a look at the interview outtakes that they've posted online. Some interesting details regarding her upcoming album -- not to mention a few tidbits about her old albums (how she cast the videos, which songs came at the last minute and why) -- are illuminated. Take a look.