Around the Web: La Perla's New Line

This November, luxe lingerie company La Perla will debut its newest venture, a '20s-inspired bridal collection filled with everything from bustiers to robes. [Fab Sugar]

Philosophy is teaming up with makeup artist John Trau to provide hands-on beauty lessons at their "Supernatural Saturdays" Makeup School at the Nordstrom stores in Chicago, IL and Arlington, VA this October. [Makeup Bag]

Jimmy Choo has signed a 12-year global fragrance licensing agreement effective January 1 with Inter Parfums SA (the company which holds licenses for the likes of Burberry and Lanvin) for the eventual creation, development, and distribution of Jimmy Choo scents. [WWD]

Karl Lagerfeld dominated Paris Fashion Week with his over-the-top hay-strewn runway, but rumors abound that if Lagerfeld ever left Chanel, noted designer Alber Elbaz could be his successor. [Vogue UK]

With a desire to maintain appearances despite the economy, designer exchange parties--advertised via Facebook or word of mouth--are popping up in cities like London, Milan, and Paris. [NY Times]

Sample sale website Gilt Groupe caused an online frenzy when they posted a cashmere scarf with a retail price as $300 when its actual retail price at Neiman Marcus was $195. [Racked LA]

After trying different designs on the runway the past few seasons, Burberry is bringing back its signature plaid with its new pair of canvas trainers. [Nylon]