About this time every year, we find ourselves spending an inordinate amount of time day-dreaming about our summer vacations--and even more time fant

I want to be a Thom Browne girl: Surprise?! As far as we know, this is the first look at Thom Browne's upcoming line for women. It of course it's amazing. {Jak & Jil} Google's Trend Tracker: You can now track consumer interest in trends or brands on Google. The company, which has become increasingly fashion-conscious, demonstrates in their retail advertising blog how search queries can be traced and graphed over time and based on location. For example, most fashion trend-related searches grow in places like New York and Los Angeles and then spread throughout the rest of the country. Pretty cool. {Google via Blackbook} Kate Moss is just like us: She got bored and cut her own bangs--with kitchen scissors. {Fashionologie}

Henry Holland For Roxy: Nylon gives us an exclusive look at Henry Holland's new winter collection for Roxy. Fit for girls who love to hit the slopes, there are scarves, gloves, and tees. {Nylon} Marie Claire Protest: We're sure you've heard about the whole Marie Claire/Maura Kelly debacle. Well, a protest against Marie Claire ensued out of the Hearst building and Racked was there to document the whole thing. {Racked} Bloomies Wants You To Carry Your Purchases In Style: Bloomingdale's is rolling out limited edition designer shopping bags. Tory Burch, Elie Tahari, Marc Jacobs, Zac Posen and Michael Kors have all been selected to design their own bags, which will hit the stores early next month. {WWD}

Surf's influence on fashion reached a peak this Spring/Summer with Cynthia Rowley's awesome collaboration for Roxy. (Of course, Lisa Marie Fernandez had a jump start on using neoprene for more than just wetsuits). So maybe that's why Roxy decided to invite a bunch fashion editors out to Montauk this past weekend to learn how to surf. Because if anyone can rock a wetsuit in style, it's New York fashion journos. Maybe?