Lacroix Designs Uniforms, LiLo Sells Her (Fake) Wardrobe, More

Even though Christian Lacroix’s fashion house will be transformed to a licensing operation, Lacroix’s  former projects live on. Next month, his uniforms, designed for French railroad workers at SNCF, (at left) will debut…and we’re kind of jealous. Looking for your own personal uniform? Our guide to skinny jeans and cardigans has you covered. [WWD]

Lindsey Lohan is auctioning off her “second-hand clothes” (starting at $25) on her mother’s creepy website, lohanhouse.com. Included are hot pink Marc Jacobs ankle boots, clutches, jackets and dresses. The strange thing is all of the shoes are different sizes, (ranging from 6-8.5) leading us to believe she’s selling designer stuff she got handed for free. We’d rather get our own party shoes or over-the-knee boots, thanks very much. [Page Six]

On the heels of Burberry’s artofthetrench.com social media site, and the Twitter craze, designers admit keeping up with social media and the constant stream of technology can be overwhelming. Domenica Dolce, however, says Dolce & Gabbana is considering of creating their own social media site. Chanel will launch a news site in March. ‘Til then, check out our guide to festive attire for season’s holiday parties. [WWD]

The British Fashion council announced the 19 fashion companies that will receive sponsorship from BFC Newgen, allowing them to show their designs at London Fashion Week–Peter Pilotto and Maria Francesca Pepe are among the few. Can’t wait ’til fashion week? Get yourself some glamour now, with our guide to cocktail rings and party dresses.  [Vogue UK]