Harmony Korine

And Ralph Lauren is dressing Calvin Klein for the Met Ball.

In the midst of this week's shows there are some truly interesting conversations going on at Milk Studios. I've been fortunate enough to sit in on two of them. Thursday night, it was the Proenza Schouler talk at the IFB conference. Design duo Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez sat down with the Business of Fashion's Imran Amed to discuss The Web. (As in bloggers, e-commerce, and viral campaigns.)

Doonan Leaves Observer: The creative director of Barney's has written a column for the New York Observer for the past 10 years but he's leaving print for the greener pastures of online at Slate. It's a great coup for Slate. Can't wait to read him over there. Hope he keeps writing gems like this. {Business Insider} Anna Does Late Night: Anna Wintour and Marc Jacobs were on Jimmy Fallon last night to talk about Fashion's Night Out. When the conversation steered away from FNO, Wintour promptly brought FNO back to the forefront. Other highlights? Wintour complaining about Gaga performing late at the last Met Gala because she was too busy "communing with god," and Marc Jacobs flubbing his words a bit on why he's in a sling in Vogue's September issue promoting FNO: "But, unfortunately, or fortunately, one can't say no to Anna." So he got off his morphine drip and posed. {theCut} Brits to Watch: The British Fashion Council (the UK's version of the CFDAs) has released their list of nominees. Among them: Victoria Beckham and Burberry for designer brand, Lara Stone and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley for models, and for the all important designer of the year award, it's between Christopher Kane, Erdem and Phoebe Philo for Céline. {Daily Front Row}