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Catherine Malandrino tells us that Malandrino’s Fall 2010 collection is inspired by “looking to the world.. everything from different cultures mixed… to create in my mind the most unexpected silhouette.”

Check back daily until the first day of fashion week (February 11th) for more exclusive sketches.

Tomorrow morning, the First Lady sits down with Today‘s Matt Lauer for an exclusive interview about her family’s first year in Washington. In the interview, which takes place inside the White House, Mrs. Obama reveals a new project that she is passionate about. Tune in to NBC tomorrow at 7 a.m. to find out more!

Update: Watch Michelle Obama’s Today Show interview at msn.com.

See Michelle Obama’s Rainbow Wardrobe!

Romance is in the air! Designer Amy Smilovic tells us that Tibi’s Fall 2010 collection is inspired by “the romantic standard of masculine and feminine, hero and heroine, Napoleon and Josephine, Samson and Delilah. The contradiction of flowing delicate fabric and bold embellishments, feminine draping and masculine structure, all in multitudes of layers.”

Check back daily until the first day of fashion week (February 11th) for more exclusive sketches.

The hottest ticket at New York Fashion Week is undoubtedly the Marc Jacobs show (not to mention the always hot after-party), and this year you can watch it from a virtual front row seat! Jacobs announced that he will stream his show live on marcjacobs.com February 15th at 8PM EST. But that’s not all! Robert Duffy, president of the label, just tweeted: “RSVP on www.marcjacobs.com for chance to win 2 tickets to our Fall/Winter 2010 show in NYC on Feb 15th.” More

Orlando Bloom and supermodel Agyness Deyn play a chic Hollywood couple in the new spring campaign shot by Terry Richardson for Chinese clothing label Me & City. This is Deyn’s second season as the face of Me & City, and we’re glad Bloom hopped on board for the super-cute shoot!

This morning Anne Hathaway announced this year’s Academy Award nominations, and two of our favorite leading ladies, Sandra Bullock and Meryl Streep, will continue their head-to-head quest for the Best Actress holy grail. While the two shared the honor at the Critic’s Choice Awards for their roles in The Blind Side and Julie & Julia, Bullock beat out Streep to win the Golden Globe and SAG award. Other Best Actress nominees include Carey Mulligan for An Education, Helen Mirren for The Last Station, and Gabourey Sidibe for Precious.

See the full list of nominations.