• U.S. Customs and Border Protection seized 156,900 pairs of counterfeit designer sunglasses in six different shipments entering the Port of Los Angeles from China in the past two months. The total inventory is said to be worth $18.6 million. [Long Beach Press Telegram]
• Christy Turlington made her directorial debut on Saturday at the Tribeca Film Festival with her film No Woman, No Cry. It is a documentary about hemorrhaging after childbirth, a leading cause of maternal death, and something she experienced and survived. [Reuters]
• Topshop owner Sir Philip Green and the Weston family, which owns Selfridges and Holt Renfrew, made it onto the top ten of the Sunday Times of London’s annual Rich List. Green’s fortune is listed at $6.31 billiion, and Weston’s is $6.93 billion at the current exchange. [WWD, Times UK]
• Hugo Boss had plans to close a factory in Cleveland, Ohio, but has since decided to keep it open. The decision will save 300 jobs. Danny Glover led a boycott of Hugo Boss at the Oscars because of the Cleveland-factory situation. [WSJ]
• Katy Perry wore a sample of the Jimmy Choo $2,495 light-up shoes, a style that currently has a waiting list. She said they were two sizes too small, but worth the pain because she loved them so much. [Page Six/NYP]
• Isabel Toledo: “Just because you can draw doesn’t mean you’re a designer. You may not like the toil of touching the material — it’s a whole different talent.” [WWD]
• Beth Ditto will design a second collection of plus-size clothing for the Evans clothing store. The line will launch in September. [Catwalk Queen]
• Havaianas will launch a new pair of flip-flops with Swarovski crystals for $120. A regular pair of Havaianas is $20 to $40. [WWD]
• Project Runway alumnus Michael Knight says his next collection will be a “middle finger to everybody” who assumes he’s the same designer he was when he was on TV. [Bossip]