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• Lily Donaldson covers the 10th issue of Dossier magazine, photographed by Skye Parrott and styled by Donaldson's best friend, Emilie Kareh. The issue will be on newsstands next week. [Fashionologie Inbox]
  

• Congratulations are in order for model Mariacarla Boscono, who gave birth to a baby girl named Marialucas this week. [Vogue UK]
  

• Brad Goreski is back. Bravo announced today that it's given the green light for a second season of his hit reality show It's a Brad Brad World. [Fashionista]
  

• New season, new designer, new public relations director. Diesel has hired Simone Delfino to oversee its US PR. She was previously director of public relations and events at Club Monaco. [@JimShi809]
  

• Sadly, model Jessica White has had to give up the six-foot python she used to call a pet. "I loved my snake, Jessie, but I had to give him up because he kept attacking and biting guys who came to my apartment," she says. "I guess he was jealous." [Page Six]
  

• Bambi Northwood Blyth, Sean O'Pry, and one very emotional guitar star in the black-and-white Fall 2012 campaign video for Armani Jeans, which was directed by Takai Takemoto. [Design Scene]
  

• Nicole Richie's line for Macy's Impulse was inspired in part by the music she listens to. "I do have a wide range of tastes in music," she says in a video interview. "And I do think that probably affects the way I design as well. I like to have a little mixture of everything in my designs." [Lucky]
  

• The Webster, which recently signed on to do a collaboration with the Shops at Target, is now also one of the retailers included on Farfetch.com. Laure Heriard Dubreuil, who founded The Webster, describes her store as "a wonderful experience that I'd like to share with everybody." [Fashionologie Inbox]
  

Those stories and more in our daily news roundup.

• Rinko Kikuchi, Aubrey Plaza, Patricia Clarkson, and Gemma Arterton star in Miu Miu's short film It's Getting Late, which will be screened at the Venice Film Festival. The film is the fourth chapter in the label's "Women's Tales" series and was directed by Massy Tadjedin. [Fashionologie Inbox]
  

• Carolyn Murphy stars on the cover of Vogue Italia's September issue, for which Steven Meisel photographed her in a room full of masks. [The Fashion Spot]
  

• President Obama has come under fire for sitting down for a Q&A with Glamour editor in chief Cindi Leive. One commentator said the interview would "open him up to fair criticism that he is avoiding the sharper questions others would pose to him — especially from the press corps during press conferences." [The Financial Times]
  

• Karl Lagerfeld's second exclusive collection for Net-a-Porter will reach the retailer's website on Wednesday. [Vogue UK]
  

• Chanel has paired scented body creams with the 13 fragrances from its Les Exclusifs collection, which will appear in stores and online beginning in September. [Fashion Etc.]
  

• Zahia Dehar, the 20-year-old French lingerie designer, will show her line at New York Fashion Week. [Fashionista]
  

• Public relations and consulting firm KCD will stage digital fashion shows for See by Chloé, Pierre Balmain, and Prabal Gurung's ICB during New York Fashion Week. [WWD]

Sally Singer will leave her job as editor of T Magazine, the New York Times's fashion magazine, at the end of the week. No reason has been given for her departure, and the Times hasn't yet named a successor.

"Sally's contributions are clear to anyone who's read the magazine during her tenure," wrote the Times's executive editor Jill Abramson in a staff memo announcing Singer's departure. "Gorgeous visuals, interesting stories and enterprising features — both in print and online — have been hallmarks of her stewardship. We wish her every success."

While Singer may have expanded T's coverage to include interesting non-fashion stories, she didn't succeed in making it more profitable. T had, in the Times's former executive editor Bill Keller's estimation, been created to "generate the revenues that help subsidize the stuff that drew most of us into the business." But after a year on the job, T's advertising pages had only increased by .7 percent. The Spring 2012 fashion issue, for example, saw an eight percent decline in ads, which wasn't good news in a month where many other magazines, including Vogue, Glamour, W, and Harper's Bazaar posted ad page gains between two and 31 percent.

Singer came to T in June 2010, leaving her position as fashion news and features editor at Vogue. She replaced Stefano Tonchi, who had moved on to be editor in chief of W Magazine. At the time, Singer said, "I imagine at some point [T Magazine] will naturally evolve into something that reflects more my taste and concerns than those of my predecessor. But hopefully that will be an organic process and not an imposition."

John Galliano is believed to have sued Dior for €15 million (about $18.8 million at current exchange) in a French labor court.

According to The Daily Telegraph, Galliano has filed an employee/employer dispute with the Paris Conseil des prud'hommes, an industrial tribunal that hears cases regarding employment contracts. While details of Galliano's complaint to the court are not known, his hearing is scheduled for Feb. 4, 2013.

Dior dismissed Galliano last March after he was accused of making anti-Semitic remarks in a Paris bar. Last week, the newly installed French President Francois Hollande stripped Galliano of his membership in the country's Legion of Honor.