• Gisele Bündchen is on the cover of this month’s Mexican Vogue. The shot could be from the same shoot she did for the cover of Korean Vogue. [Design Scene]
• Vito Schnabel reportedly got Terence Koh on the phone to coax Lady Gaga out of her dressing room to perform for the Met Gala. Oprah Winfrey also supposedly sweet-talked her. [Page Six/NYP]
• Lady Gaga on how she got her Met Gala gig: “I’ll never forget when Anna Wintour called me to play at this event, she called me and said, ‘I would like you to play at the Met gala, but I just want to make sure, because I’ve seen you perform before, that you won’t be swearing during the performance.’ So Anna, I will do my [bleep]-ing best!” [Page Six/NYP]
• Ralph Lauren and Hamish Bowles wore jeans to the Met Gala. Bowles noted it was the first time he wore jeans “since I was 19.” [Fashionologie]
• A British judge ruled against banning saggy pants. [StyleList]
• New York label Lyell, designed by Emma Fletcher, is shutting down after seven years. [Fashionista]
• Daria Werbowy appears in the newest issue of EXPN magazine and discusses how snowboarding compares to modeling. [Rad Collector]
• Miley Cyrus has a pouf in her new music video “Can’t Be Tamed.” She’s also wearing a corset that costs $25,000. [Just Jared; Us]
• Naomi Campbell appears in the latest issue of V magazine, but not as herself. She’s reinterpreted and drawn with Swarovski crystals. [My Fashion Life]
• Ruth la Furla on ABC Carpet & Home: “There were plenty of other temptations, some modestly priced, others made for the kind of global drifter who camps out on Daddy’s dime.” [NYT]
