Book Away: IMG’s S/S 2010 show package is out and ready to analyze—there’s plenty of fresh blood to dissect too. Perfect Friday before a long weekend time waster. {Models.com}

Hipster Historian: Spend a little time with Cobra Snake and discover when you might find him in Ed Hardy and Crocs. {All the Rage}

First Lady on Film: Looks like Carla Bruni-Sarkozy might be returning to the big screen in Woody Allen’s next movie. No word on whether or not she’ll be crooning as well. {WWD}

Who’s the Man? Topman. The men’s brand isn’t getting picked on by its big sister any more. {Guardian}

Fifteen days to LOVE!

We know you knew that, but here’s something more: The magazine launches in the UK on February 19th, London Fashion Week Eve, and will be handed out throughout the week at all of Mandi Lennard’s shows. Mandi’s the PR guru behind House of Holland, Gareth Pugh, Roksanda Ilincic, Eley Kishimoto, Danielle Scutt, formerly POP, TopMan and almost every other thing you want to be part of while in London.

This means that when we get off the red eye on the morning of the 20th and head to the Topshop venue, wherever it may be, we’ll be rejuvenated with delicious treats and the first ever copy of Katie’s new mag, and no one will be left to wonder why London Fashion Week is the most fun of all.

For reasons unknown, the Mondrian-inspired clothes just keeps rolling in -

First, a reader sent in the DVF dress at left in response to yesterday’s Mondrian-inspired finds. Then, Kyle sent us a text saying that he spotted a Mondrian-inspired Louboutin in the window of the FIT museum.

And in our Inbox this morning? A Mondrian-inspired tee from Topman.

What’s next, color-blocked sunglasses from Marc?

It looks like after a couple months of hiding, London’s fashion looters are back in action.

According to Vogue UK, up-and-coming designer James Long showed a well-received line for Topman’s MAN runway, only to have the entire collection stolen from his East End studio hours later.

The strangest part? Everything else in the studio, including the designer’s laptops, were in their normal place. Only the clothes - all but a few accessories - were taken.

No word yet on how the burglars entered the space - but we’re curious if it’s the same group that raided Alexander McQueen and Marc Jacobs back in December. We doubt it, since that group’s signature move was to “smash and grab” - ride by on mopeds and smash the windows of store-front displays to grab whatever they can.

We’re not sure how to calculate the street value of obviously stolen clothes. But since only the clothes were stolen, maybe they really are just a group of fashion fanatics?

In any case, we suggest questioning all the well-dressed men hanging out in Hackney. Or, rounding up all the victimized designers and finding out if this is some ploy to gain publicity…