Fashion News: Chloe Sevigny, Google + More

• Chloë Sevigny has designed the uniforms for Kenmare, the new Mediterranean restaurant her brother Paul is opening in Manhattan. [Grub Street]

• After last week’s speculation over the future of Tuleh, it is no surprise that WWD is reporting that Tuleh are no longer meeting the demands of creditors. [WWD]

• André Leon Talley will play the role of judge on America’s Next Top Model for at least three cycles (seasons). Talley received the approval of his Vogue boss, Anna Wintour, before signing on. [WWD]

• Burberry plan to stream their fall runway show in 3D. The show will stream in four major cities – New York, Paris, Dubai and Tokyo – simultaneously. [WWD]

• Designer Elie Tahari is moving to the tents for New York Fashion Week, after years of showcasing his collections at his showroom. [WSJ]

• Fashion photographer and blogger Todd Selby (of TheSelby.com) has shot Cole Haan’s spring ad campaign. The campaign features a variety of people ‘doing everyday things in their natural environments.’ [WWD]

• Google has unveiled GoogleStore.com, an online fashion store. The pieces were all created by emerging designers who were asked to come up with one-of-a-kind items inspired by Google in some way. [Sydney Morning Herald]

• Grace Coddington is working with The September Issue director RJ Cutler on a new film project based on her book, Catwalk Cats. [NY Mag]

• Marc Jacobs’s fiancé, Lorenzo Martone, plans to debut a swimwear line next spring. Martone is working with Bijules jewelry designer Jules Kim on the designs. Meanwhile, Marc Jacobs might be heading to Australia after his business partner Robert Duffy tweeted about the idea. [NY Mag, @RobertDuffy]

• QVC plan to throw a live-for-TV party on Oscars weekend. The home shopping network will invite celebrity guests to mingle and sell in front of the cameras, as well as QVC guest designers like Isaac Mizrahi and Rachel Zoe [LA Times]