Easy, Breezy, Beautiful...

The top secret May U.S. Vogue cover (shot by Steven Meisel, of course) has been officially released and nine supers have made the cut. There’s only one American on the cover and that’s only if you consider Chic Report fave Liya Kebede a Yankee. There’s two Russians–Natalia Vodianova and Natasha Poly–and not surprisingly three Brazilians, Raquel Zimmermann, Caroline Trentini, and Isabeli Fontana. Dutch Lara Stone was a shoo-in while Jourdan Dunn was a welcome suprise. But the biggest shock is the inclusion of Anna Jagodzinska on the primary page. The big snubs? Giselle, Doutzen, Chanel Iman, Coco Rocha, Agyness, Jessica Stam, Anna Seleznova, Lily Donalson, and Toni Garnn.


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Liya Kebede and J. Crew Have Joined Forces to help Save the Children!

(NEW YORK) When J.Crew creative director Jenna Lyons and team met supermodel, mother of two, and International Goodwill Ambassador Liya Kebede, a relationship was born. Lyons approached Kebede to appear in the April catalog, but both quickly realized their relationship needn't end there. The product of their partnership? Not only will Kebede be the first model to be the exclusive face of a J.Crew catalog, but J.Crew's Crewcuts line will pick up pieces from the model's handmade children's clothing line, Lemlem. Lemlem (the name means "to bloom") was launched by Kebede in 2007, with all of the pieces made by hand from natural cotton in her native Ethiopia. The line will be available at Crewcuts store locations and at jcrew.com beginning in April.

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