Fashion Scoop: Lucky Just Canceled Their FABB Conference, London Launches A New Fashion Week, SCAD To Honor Vivienne Westwood

• In the wake of Eva Chen announcing her impending departure from Lucky magazine, the publication has canceled their annual FABB conference.  Ticket costs will be refunded. Some events hosted by brands and bloggers around the event will continue as planned. (Racked)

• Giorgio Armani is 80 and still kicking. In fact, the Italian designer said in a recent interview that he doesn’t see himself retiring any time soon. When his lucidity goes, he concedes he too will go, but until then, the design world is his oyster. (The Fashion Spot)

• London Fashion Week recently announced a venue change, but it seems they have more news up their sleeves. This summer, right after their men’s collections, the city will host three days of pre-collections. The event will run from June 15 – 17 and host designers like Zoe Jordan, Burberry, Peter Pilotto, and Roland Mouret. (NY Times)

• Man Repeller fans rejoice, product is coming! In a recent talk, founder Leandra Medine revealed that some sort of curated Man Repeller subscription box may be on the way.  Expect limited-edition runs of exclusive product inside. (Tech Crunch)

• Vivienne Westwood is the latest designer to be honored by SCAD. The British Dame is largely known for her punk aesthetic and will have tribute paid to her via the Andrea Leon Talley Life Achievement Award. Westwood follows recipients like Diane von Furstenburg, John Galliano and Oscar de la Renta. (StyleBlazer)