People's Revolution owner and Hills star Kelly Cutrone knows how to keep her employees happy. Aside from a sizable salary (she says they often make over $85K), she makes sure her staffers aside from Whitney Port are taken care of when it comes to gentlemen. "I set up my girls all the time," she said at last night's Keith Lissner showcase when we asked how scripted Whitney's setup with the male model was. "I would never be on a TV show that was scripted like that," she said. "I'm so bad at relationships personally, so it gives me great pleasure to see some other woman who's a little younger than me and not so far ahead in their career to possibly have a shot at love." As for how well those setups have worked out, Cutrone laughed. "I mean, they hook it up. They're power girls … It's usually short-lived but fruitful."

We couldn't help but notice Jamie-Lynn Sigler’s wrists at last night's fifth-season premiere of Entourage, in which the Sopranos star makes a cameo appearance as herself. Her delicate gold bracelets adorned with ladybug and butterfly charms were from the soon-to-be released jewelry line she's developing with one of her best friends. “We just started beading these gold bracelets with all different types of gold one day and started playing with different charms, and we thought, Hey, let’s do it,” Sigler said. The line is called C.J. Free, after her friend’s son, and she expects the goods to be available in late fall, although she's unsure where. “We’re trying to be really selective,” Sigler tells us. “We don’t know if we’re just going to do custom orders or put it in stores. We’re figuring it all out now. But we’ll come out with it and talk about it when we’re ready.”

• Tracy Reese will unveil a new, higher-end label called the Tracy Reese Black Label along with her spring Tracy Reese line at her Fashion Week show on September 11. [WWD]

• Stella McCartney and Vivienne Westwood have been approached by PETA to create a faux-fur alternative to the traditional bearskin hats worn by guards at Buckingham Palace. [British Vogue]

• Jean Charles de Castelbajac wrote a song to pay tribute to Serge Gainsbourg and Jane Birkin. Rufus Wainwright and Mareva Galanter recorded the track for Galanter's upcoming album. [British Vogue]

• The New York Observer will launch a bi-annual fashion and lifestyle glossy magazine in November called Observer Style. [Fashion Week Daily]

• Managers at Forever 21 have been telling their staff to "look out" and "be prepared" for an influx of editors and stylists coming in for Fashion Week shopping. They are a vicious breed. [Racked]

Aaaand she's back! British designer and fashion-world darling Phoebe Philo has been appointed creative director of LVMH-owned Celine. Philo has been on hiatus — and missed — since she resigned from her post as head designer of Chloé in January 2006. The 35-year-old mother of two will officially start at Celine in October on her fall 2009 collection, which she'll present in March of next year.

The Philo appointment is LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault's attempt to revive a flagging brand, which has lost much of the buzz Michael Kors brought to the label as head designer from 1997 to 2004. After Kors, ex-Burberry designer Roberto Menichetti struggled for one year as head designer. He was succeeded by Ivana Omazic, who Philo will now replace.

Further proving his determination to turn Celine from a break-even business into a booming one, Arnault is also appointing a new CEO, moving Marco Gobbetti over from Givenchy in October. So when Fashion Week rolls around again in February, expect Celine to be one of the most anticipated shows.

Celine Taps Phoebe Philo [WWD]