At the Met, no less. How chic is that?

The Costume Institute is launching a film series during July in conjunction with their Model as Muse exhibit and they’ve lined up some pretty awesome special guests to attend and discuss the movies, along with curator Harold Koda and guest curator Kohle Yohannan.

Here’s the lineup:

July 10 - Funny Face and Carmen Dell’Orifice
July 17 - Qui êtes-vous, Polly Maggoo? and Dorothy McGowan
July 22 - Unzipped and Isaac Mizrahi

Tickets are only $10 and you can get them here.

It’ll be like a way more stylish version of all those film classes we loved so in college. Plus, we’re just about due for our annual viewing of Unzipped and we can’t wait to watch it with Isaac himself.

Naomi’s been up to a lot more than just modeling these days.

First, she dabbled as a political journalist for GQ, took up some community service mentoring younger models, and now we hear she’s set to appear in the season finale of Ugly Betty (full disclosure: we have never seen this show).

She’s got a lot to act up to: We haven’t seen her in anything notable since Unzipped and Miami Rhapsody (though that one was probably only notable to us), and she played a supermodel in both, so we’ll have to see if the Ugly Betty people let her take on a different role.

The last fashion notable to cameo on the show was Posh Spice, whose blip was beloved, so we hope Naomi’s practicing her lines as we type.

“All I want to do is fur pants, but I know, like if I do them, I will be stoned off of Seventh Avenue, like some wanton heretic or something. So there won’t be any fur pants coming down my runway. It’s about women not wanting to look like cows or something.” - Isaac Mizrahi, in Unzipped, from 1995.