Welcome to Click Click, the regular roundup of what I find worth clicking on the internet.

• Did you know that no one gets paid much (if anything) to do those fashion picture editorials in magazines?  Even at Conde Nast, the models get only a small fee.  Why?  “Editorials and covers are the path towards the real money.”
• I know The Yuppie Activist loves coffee, but I didn’t know she was a caffeinated illustrator.
• Nubby Twiglet posts an excerpt from The Brand Gap.
• After posting my reader survey, Seth Godin’s advice on listening to criticism is very timely.
• GQ’s cover story disappoints subscriber The Sunday Best.
• Adrienne Butikofer discovers a new fashion design hero in Kaffe Fassett.
• Jamie Shea introduced me to one of her favourite design blogs, For Me, For You, and I like it too.
• Independent Fashion Bloggers has set up a new email list service called Little Birdie to help public relations and fashion bloggers work together.  It also looks very useful for entrepreneurs to do a little DIY-PR.
• Fashion-Incubator reveals the best kept secret for getting freelance work.

Toronto-centric stuff…

• FASHION attends the parties on the Mink Mile last thursday and reports on who was there with much more panache than I could muster.
• Style Hog is having a Clothing Swap – though considering Toronto Street Fashion did it in January 2007, it is hardly Toronto’s first.  Lets not give New York all the credit here.
• Andrew Sardone protests the new sumptuary taxes.

As always, fashion blog karma goes out to everyone who contributed their links and comments this week.

• Arts Alive uses my picture of a light table, with my permission.
• The Puritan Impulse collects choice pictures and videos for your viewing pleasure.
• Talk of Toronto does a sweet little feature on my runway postcards project.  There are still some of my favourite postcards available for sale if you want to snap up some inexpensive original art.

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