Daily News: A Global Roundup

“Louis Vuitton’s hotly-anticipated Marc Jacobs exhibition will open at Les Arts Décoratifs in Paris on March 9 until September 16.” (Vogue)

“L’Oréal USA, the New York-based subsidiary of L’Oréal S.A., a worldwide company in the cosmetics industry, signs a five-year master agreement with PFSweb, Inc., to develop and manage multiple end-to-end e-commerce solutions for some of L’Oréal’s most prestigious brands.” (L’Oreal)

“For the last 15 years, Mr. Brûlé, an Estonian-Canadian who keeps his perma-stubble artfully cropped like Tom Ford’s, has gone outside the publishing establishment and started two culture magazines regarded as bibles in certain design-savvy circles: Wallpaper and Monocle. And he did so while upending notions of what a media company does.” (New York Times)

“The publishing world is all about what’s new and what’s next, so 2012 should be right up its alley.” (WWD)