Invitation-only flash sales site Gilt Groupe plans to launch a full-price men’s retail site in summer 2011, the company announced Tuesday.

Gilt Groupe is a shopping site that specialises in 36-hour flash sales with designer brands like Vivienne Tam, Marc Jacobs, and Derek Lam sold for up to 70 percent.

The site offers a curated selection of merchandise, including apparel, accessories and lifestyle items across the women’s, men’s and children’s categories.

Here’s a first glimpse of the Spring 2011 Marc Jacobs eyewear campaign starring Caroline Brasch Nielsen shot by Juergen Teller during New York Fashion Week.

This October 6, 2010, you’re invited to watch Louis Vuitton‘s Spring/Summer 2011 in a 360° ready-to-wear show on your Facebook, iPad or iPhone.

Models will be photographed right after the show simultaneously with 52 cameras, resulting in images which can be rotated and paused 360 degrees.

The collection will be shown at 2:30 pm ET and then the enhanced 360 version will be shown at 8.

Marc Jacobs has launched its first e-commerce site (marcjacobs.com).

The new e-commerce site is playful, unique and innovative and brings the online storefront alive through a mix of whimsical illustration, photography and video.

The look for Marc Jacob’s first e-commerce site was designed to go back to the roots of the Marc Jacobs brand, which is fun, entertaining and engaging.

The Marc Jacobs Bookmarc comes in time for the back to school season. It includes pencil tins and colored pencil sets, each priced at $8.00.

But fans will have to wait as the fashion designer wants to sell his stationery products exclusively at his own store, the Bookmarc Bookstore located in West Village, New York City. The store is scheduled to open in winter 2010.

Following Jean Paul Gaultier and Chanel ‘tattooing’ their models last fall, Louis Vuitton got into the fake ink game during the recent men’s fashion week.

Designer Marc Jacobs reportedly asked his personal tattooist, the artist Scott Campbell, to come up with spray-ons inspired by the iconic LV monogram, which were worn across models’ necklines, much like ‘tattooed-on’ scarves.

Campbell also customized some of the leather bags seen on Vuitton’s runway.