• Freja Beha's Valentino ads have dropped, adding to her roster of major spring campaigns. [Design Scene]

• Garance Dore photographed Jane “Sea of Shoes” Aldridge yesterday, presumably for an upcoming campaign. [Fashionista]

• Bluefly is partnering with fashion eyewear marketer A+D labs to launch eyewear site Eyefly.com, which will sell frames and single-correction lenses for a fixed price of $99. [WWD]

• Ladylike silk scarves are having a moment, according to The Wall Street Journal. [WSJ]

• Some nude photos of male model Luke Worrall, known for being Kelly Osbourne's ex-boyfriend as well as a former face of Marc by Marc Jacobs, Juicy Couture, and Vivienne Westwood, have been making their way around the Internet. [Fashin]

• Joe’s Jeans has to pay its workers back $158,000 after depriving them of the legal minimum wage and overtime. [WWD]

• Retailers who use Kate Middleton's name to sell products could get sued. [BBC]

• People used to seek out Hong Kong and Singapore tailor shops for affordable bespoke suits, but prices aren’t so cheap anymore, thanks to the rising cost of fabric. [WSJ]

• Marc Jacobs has collaborated with Alex Dymond, a buyer for skateboard brand Supreme, on a shoelace that reads, "Jacobs by Marc Jacobs for Marc by Marc Jacobs in Collaboration with Marc Jacobs for Marc by Marc Jacobs". [Racked]

• Ugg's anti-counterfeiting initiatives seem to be paying off: 154,829 fake pairs of the fuzzy boots were seized in 2010. [WWD]

• Jodi Arnold’s Brooklyn shop may have closed because there just wasn’t enough foot traffic along Atlantic Avenue, despite the opening of Barneys. [NYP]

• Riccardo Tisci’s womenswear collection is available on Barneys.com today. [T Magazine Blogs/NYT]