Fashion News: Lily Collins of ‘Mirror, Mirror’ covers Seventeen
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Lily Collins, soon to be seen starring as Snow White in ‘Mirror, Mirror,’ is Seventeen magazine’s March cover girl. She shares her thoughts about beauty: “It used to bother me -– having bigger, fuller brows. I even plucked them once so I’d fit in, but I hated them and couldn’t wait for them to grow back. Now I embrace them. I’ve realized the quirky things that make you different are what make you beautiful.” Very wise. [Seventeen]
Katherine Heigl told Anderson Cooper that being a child model was brutal. “You even understand it, even when you’re 9, you’re like, ‘This is silly and lame’ and they’re like, ‘No, no, it’s adorable, do it,’ ” she said. Cooper had his own surprise: he modeled as a child too. The interview is scheduled to air on Wednesday’s ‘Anderson’ on Fox. [People]
Vogue Editor Anna Wintour is in the top tier of fundraisers for President Obama’s reelection campaign, according to a list released by the campaign Tuesday. So were Hollywood VIPs Jeffrey Katzenberg and Harvey Weinstein. [WWD]
Teen fashion blogger Tavi Gevinson is co-starring in the animated film ‘Cadaver’ alongside Christopher Lloyd and Kathy Bates. She voices a character, is the film’s narrator and even sings. [The Cut]
Lisa D’Amato, who won ‘America’s Next Top Model: All-Stars’ in December, is the new face of the show’s new perfume. Yes, that’s right -- the show has a perfume tie-in. The fragrance is called Dream Come True and is available at Target. [Us Weekly]
Alberta Ferretti will be the next designer to collaborate with Macy’s. [WWD] (Subscription required.)
Ellen Olivier of Society New LA has been in Paris going from haute couture show to haute couture show and rubbing elbows along the way with the likes of Cameron Diaz, Catherine Denueve, Beth Ditto, Abbie Cornish, Diane Kruger and Elizabeth Olsen. [Society News LA]
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick says reports that he has been trying to get invited to New York Fashion Week are false. His publicist’s identity was stolen, he says, and the thief has been using it to try to book tickets in Vick’s name. [TMZ]
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