Fashion News Roundup: 3-D Runway Shows, Snooki Is A News Anchor, and a Bad Kardashian Photoshop

3-D: The Next Big Runway Thing: Several designers are working on 3-D shows for the fall. Norma Kamali will show her 3-D look book and fashion film online starting September 15, and Thierry Mugler’s Nicola Formichetti is working with a fantasy-gaming company on a projected video that users can watch via iPad at his BOFFO pop-up shop on Sept. 8. Break out those red-and-blue glasses. {NY Times}

Khloe Kardashian Shrunk In Her Kardashian Kollection Photos: The 5’10? Khloe appears to be the same height as her 5’2? and 5’3? sisters in the photos for the Kardashian Kollection for Sears shot by Annie Leibovitz. Talk about false advertising. {Jezebel}

Galliano Won’t Be Present For His Verdict: The court decides on Sept. 8 whether Galliano’s commentary was anti-Semetic, but according to his lawyer he won’t be there to hear it. {Fashionologie}

Catherine Malandrino Isn’t Showing At MBFW: Her Sept. 11 show has been cancelled due to company instability; a representative says they are “in a time of transition. We’re refocusing, and we’ll be back in February.” We hope so! {NY Post}

Cynthia Rowley Makes Band-Aids: They’ll be glittery and sequined and printed with runway models and I must have them. They’re only $4 a box (worth it), unless you catch the Johnson & Johnson Glambulance that will drive around on FNO doling them out to fix “fashion emergencies.” {Elle}

Maybelline Is Stepping Up Their MBFW Coverage: To celebrate their fifth year of MBFW sponsorship the beauty megabrand launched just started a Tumblr. They are the first beauty brand to make the leap onto Tumblr. {WWD}

Snooki Has A News Show? The Jersey Shore munchkin apparently always wanted to be a news anchor. Cambio indulged her fantasies and gave her a desk (decorated with pickles and hairspray and backed by a neon pink world map) from which she discussed Beyoncé’s pregnancy and ignored Surgeon General warnings. {MTV STyle}

Shipley & Halmos Relauch E-Commerce With A Sense Of Humor: They’ve expanded to include all men’s ready-to-wear and accessories collections. Also still there: the fun “things” category, which includes crayons, stickers, and a dog for $20,000 (we hope it’s a joke) {Shipley & Halmos}

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