• Saks Fifth Avenue plans to close two stores in Portland. Chief exec Stephen Sadove says the chain plans to close “a few stores” this year that are unprofitable. [WSJ]
• New York Times street style photographer Bill Cunningham is the subject of an 88-minute documentary that will kick off the New Directors/New Films series today at the MoMA. Filming began during Fashion Week 2008. [NYT]
• Russian Vogue’s April 2010 issue is dedicated to Naomi Campbell, who also guest edited. [Fashionologie]
• Lara Stone is reportedly the new face of Calvin Klein, including the CK collection, Jeans, and cosmetics. [Fashionologie]
• Justin Bieber describes his sense of style: “I’m not a splurger, but I like clothes like G-star and I really like shoes — I wear Supers a lot. I wear a lot of hoodies, but I also like Alexander McQueen. I think he is very original and does amazing stuff.” Here, the interviewer politely informs him that McQueen died recently. [Moment/NYT]
• Manolo Blahnik is broken up about Michael Herz and Graeme Fidler’s move from Aquascutum: “I can’t believe they are leaving. Can it really be true that they’re going to Bally? They have had such a wonderful archive to work with at Aquascutum and they have done such great things with beautiful fabrics.” [Vogue UK]
• Model Natalia Vodianova plays Medusa in the upcoming movie Clash of the Titans. [My Fashion Life]
• Seventeen is hosting a casting call in March 31 for real girls (read: non-models), ages 14 to 21, to appear in an upcoming issue. [Fashionista]
• Kelly Cutrone was a guest on Chelsea Lately (wearing makeup!). She brought host Chelsea Handler a bedazzled whip and a bag of sex toys. [Fashionista]
• The new Housing Works in Hell’s Kitchen is devoted to menswear and includes labels like Ralph Lauren, Michael Kors, and DKNY. [Racked]
• Check out a preview of the upcoming Keds X Gap collaboration. [Nylon Blogs]
