All the bits fit to print here, in our daily news roundup.
- Matthew Williamson has teamed with heritage brand Ballantyne on a knitwear capsule for both men and women. [Vogue UK]
- Angela Missoni left her label's Fall 2013 men's show early to avoid the barrage of reporters waiting to ask about her brother's disappearance. [On the Runway]
- Fred Perry is celebrating its 60th anniversary by inviting 60 personalities — from designers like Raf Simons to publications like i-D Magazine — to create unique takes on Perry's iconic polo shirt. [Style.com]
- Even from an early age, Wren's Melissa Coker found inspiration in '60s style. [Fashionista]
- Speaking of retro fashion, Cameron Silver of Decades believes that buying vintage hones a collector's eye: "I love the idea that someone might be wearing something that is sixty years old and still look totally current," he said. "True vintage fans generally understand this and even learn to buy modern clothing much more intelligently." [AnotherMag]
- Swatch has acquired Harry Winston for $750 million. [WWD]
- Net-a-Porter's sales have risen 55 percent since last year. [Telegraph]
- Alexander Wang is mentioned in Justin Timberlake's new single, "Suit & Tie." [YouTube]
I've been waiting for Swatch's big comeback. I remember my brother's in the '80s like it was yesterday . . . and he had a radical orange Swatch guard on it. Way cools. Swatch's 
