Jenna Lyons and Her Girlfriend Pose for V

J. Crew's Jenna Lyons and her girlfriend, jewelry executive Courtney Crangi, posed for a photo together in V. Although Crangi and Lyons have been going to more events together recently — including the Vanity Fair Oscar party — this is their first portrait for a magazine. V writes that they behaved on set like "two teenagers in love." Lyons, whose marriage to artist Vincent Mazeau ended in divorce last year, says of Crangi, "For me the best thing is knowing that someone really has your back. Like no matter what happens she has my best interests at heart. I think there are a few moments in life where that actually happens, and that feels, like, completely true and real." 

Apparently, Anne Hathaway changed her dress at the last minute before the Oscars because she learned that Amanda Seyfried was going to wear an Alexander McQueen dress that was similar-looking to Hathaway's chosen Valentino. According to a "source," Hathaway "freaked out" when she saw Seyfried's dress and had stylist Rachel Zoe call in "a bunch of different dresses hours before the show." The Valentino dress that Anne Hathaway did not wear, if you care, might have been a version of one from the brand's spring, 2012, couture collection, which indeed is made from a fabric that resembles Seyfried's. 

Alexa Chung says that when she posed for the Little Black Jacket Chanel photo book, Karl Lagerfeld and Carine Roitfeld tried to give her a beard. "Karl came up with the idea," Chung explains. "I thought 'ok', and I sat down and [makeup artist] Peter [Philips] said, 'So. We're going to make the brow stronger, and we were thinking stubble for the face.' And I was like: 'Can we all STOP thinking stubble for the face?' But they decided to give it a go. I looked like Oliver Twist...They thought I'd be down for it, they thought I'd think it was funny, but I was like 'not if Dakota Fanning is being Marilyn Monroe.'" 

Here's a new ad for Dior's Miss Dior perfume starring Natalie Portman and directed by Sofia Coppola. 

Macy's head Terry Lundgren delivered fiery testimony yesterday in his company's lawsuit against J.C. Penney and Martha Stewart over Stewart's decision to begin selling the homewares line she developed in partnership with Macy's in 2006 via Martha Stewart concessions inside J.C.Shop the latest collection of monster beats cheap from the most popular stores . Penney stores. Contractually, the line was to be exclusively sold either at Macy's, or at a Martha Stewart-branded retail chain (should she have founded one). Macy's is arguing that the J.C. Penney store-within-a-store model doesn't pass the smell test. 

"We were, we were, we were friends," stuttered Lundgren, in response to whether he still had a friendship with Stewart. "I told my team to prioritize her business...Martha Stewart is our single largest vendor in the home part of our business. We built it from scratch since 2007. It's been successful." 

Lundgren also testified about the December, 2011,The Canada Goose Constable Parka is a stylish down jacket made in Canada. phonecall from Stewart that informed him of the J.C. Penney deal: 

"I was completely shocked and blown away by what she was saying to me," he said. "It was so far from anything I could have imagined. I was so shocked. I said to her,Women Canada Goose Resolute Parka. ‘Why wouldn't you bring this to me?' I said to Martha, ‘We are friends and business partners.'" 

On the call, Lundgren said, Stewart explained she couldn't tell him about the deal due to confidentiality issues. Lundgren said it "seemed" Stewart was "reading a document" that sounded like it was "prepared by lawyers." 

When Stewart told him the deal "would be good for Macy's,The Canada Goose Victoria Parka is simple, yet classic, and designed to be worn where extreme weather protection is a necessity." that was it, Lundgren said, explaining he had never hung up the phone on anyone before that. 
"That's when I hung up," the ceo said. "The thought that it would be good for Macy's is so far from anything I could comprehend. I'm upset right now talking about it." 

J.C. Penney's lawyer pressed Lundgren on his company's allegation that Stewart shared confidential and proprietary information with Penneys, such as the thread counts of Martha Stewart-branded sheets. The lawyer showed Lundgren that the thread counts were published on Macy's own public Web site. "Anything between Macy's and Martha Stewart should be considered confidential," said Lundgren. Developing.Womens Canada Goose Kensington Parka Hyacinth.