Around the Web: Virtual Reality Mirrors the Runway

Janie Bryant, costume designer for the beloved AMC series Mad Men, is set to launch her own '60s-inspired clothing line for modern, everyday wear. [FabSugar]

With its annual Fashion Show taping in two weeks, Victoria's Secret has announced its newest Angels: Emanuela de Paula, Lindsay Ellingson, Candice Swanepoel, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, and Chanel Iman. [Fashionologie]

Inspired by the spring 2010 collections, T Magazine posts screenshots (below) from the new fashion-focused Nintendo DSi game Style Savvy. [The Moment]

Vogue 's Anna Wintour joins Sarah Jessica Parker,Yo-Yo Ma, and others on the President's Committee on the Arts andHumanities to advise the Obama administration on expanding the arts in American society. [WWD]

It may not catch on as a trend, but Dakota Fanning is the latest celeb todon a tiara. The 15-year-old actress (and cheerleader!) was justnamed her high school's homecoming princess. [Daily Beast]

Atough economy may persuade more parents to nudge their children into apart-time modeling career as a way to seek fame and a little extraincome. Some agencies report as much as a 50% increase in applicantsover the past few years. [WSJ]

Tommy Hilfiger has signed on model/actress Milla Jovovich to design thebrand's next limited edition Breast Health International bag, due outin April. [WWD]

Dr. Daniel Sister has introduced a new controversial cosmeticprocedure to the UK called "Dracula Therapy." It's as creepy as it sounds:Patients have blood drawn, which is then separated and enriched withvitamins before being injected into the face. [StyleList]

Femaleentrepreneurs are on the rise, particularly in the cosmetics industryand on e-marketplaces like Etsy. A new report predicts that thenumber of female enterprises will double in the next 10 years. [Jezebel]