Around the Web: Coco Rocha's Quaint Campaign

Mark Fast set a new standard at London Fashion Week by using three plus-sized models in his runway lineup. The show's stylists reportedly quit over the hiring of the three models, but Fast insisted, "A lot of people think it's not appropriate to use plus-size models, but I met these girls and I loved their charisma. " [Style]

The 30,000-square-foot bi-level H&M store that was originally set to open in the Fulton Street Mall in Brooklyn in 2010 won't open until the fall of 2011 due to construction delays from a nearby subway station. [Racked]

Liz Claiborne's newest ad campaignfeatures supermodel Coco Rocha skipping down country lanes and shoppingin the grocery store. [Fab Sugar]

In an effort to cut costs, many of the nation's fashion's magazines are scaling back on the number of editors they're sending to international fashion shows. [The Cut]

In Japan, designer stores are suffering major declines while discount retailers such as Seiyu (owned by Wal-Mart) are showing increased revenue for the first time in years. [Stylelist]