"You know, Jay-Z's got 99 problems, but this bitch ain't one of them." --Fashion icon Betty White can't wait to host SNL tomorrow night with musical guest Jay-Z.
Our post about Vogue's June cover got us thinking: Would you rather see Betty White on US Vogue or Purple Fashion?
Everyone's mad for Betty White. One Los Angeles-based apparel company is so mad for her, in fact, that it's releasing a line inspired by the 88-year-old actress. Betty's involved, by the way: She'll be getting paid a fee to allow the company, Jerry Leigh, to use her likeness. The limited edition line includes t-shirts as well as HoodieBuddies, a brand of hoodies that "feature machine washable earbuds and an input jack in the pocket." While we really wish the collection paid homage to Betty's years as a Golden Girl, we still think it's pretty fantastic. Especially since a portion of all proceeds will benefit the Morris Animal Foundation, an animal health organization. (Betty's a trustee.)
Superintern: Some interns spend their entire internships getting coffee and making copies. Others, like this Alex Wang intern, have their doodles featured in their boss' Spring '11 collection. {Nylon} Betty White's Golden Years: Check out a slide show that chronicles Betty White's "style evolution." We all know the actress is not lacking in personality and she's certainly never been afraid to take fashion risks. {Style List} Dazed and Some Shoes: Dazed & Confused/Another Magazine publisher Jefferson Hack has worn many hats throughout his career and now might try is hand at designing shoes. The collection, intended for Spring '11 delivery, will reportedly be revealed in Miami. {Elle UK} Givenchy at Disney? Givenchy will reportedly open their first U.S. perfume boutique...in Disney World. You can find it in the faux France section of Epcot. I've never been to Disney World, but this sounds pretty out of place, no? {Fashion Indie}
The rumors were true: Barneys has tapped man of the hour Jay Z to collaborate on this year's Holiday Campaign as well as a limited edition fashion line that banks on Mr. Carter's inherent New Yorkness, and wide reach.
