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

• This is not the cringe-inducing Full Frontal Fashion I watched in the evenings after the NYC shows on Joi‘s couch – the new host, Mademoiselle Agnes sums up the zeitgeist with great facility – and intentional humour.
• A musing on the tension between process and product when it comes to sewing, sent by Nathalie. Creators – are you a process person or a product person? I believe I am the former.
• Toronto-based label Modrobes, producer of the ubiquitous lounge pant of the 1990s, is back. A segment on the venture-capital TV show Dragon’s Den brought the label back from bankruptcy. I own a pair – a gift from my teenage boyfriend 11 years ago – and I am not ashamed to say I still wear them at home frequently – and they are still in remarkably good shape. An excellent investment, in my opinion.
• What to make of all the anxiety and envy over Tavi? All I can say today is never mind the fashion establishment, Tavi.  They don’t deserve you, yet.
• Auntie Fashion discusses her own insider perspective on the evolution of Harper’s Bazaar in the wake of my tearsheet posts.
• Fashion-Incubator links to a complete download of a vintage fashion illustration book.  The elaborate drafting technique for technicals seems to be based on a discomfort with drawing a naked-body template.
• Can’t believe I missed this – Toronto gets its own version of Fashion Week Daily.

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