• Being a puppy owner has changed Kate Moss’s wardrobe: “I’m having to rethink everything. You can’t walk a dog in a heel. You look ridiculous.” [Grazia]
• Zuhair Murad released a sketch of one of Jennifer Lopez’s gowns for her summer tour, and it’s red and billowy and beaded — and everything we could hope for. [WWD]
• Blake Lively covers Marie Claire’s July issue, and inside, she chats with Nina Garcia about her dream wedding: “What I planned before I got into the business has changed … Now I’m like, ‘Hmm, I wonder what shoes Christian [Louboutin] is going to make me. And which couture house should I go to?’” [People]
• Project Runway will put on the first fashion show in Times Square this Friday to fête the series’s tenth season. [WWD]
• Jessica Chastain on the Marios Schwab dress she wore to the Tony Awards: “I could do aerobics in this thing, and I’m fine. That to me is a happy place that I think you need to be when you go on a red carpet … I could really do aerobics right now.” [InStyle]
• Jennifer Aniston forgot what decade it was and wore drop-crotch jeans. [HuffPo]
• The St. Pauli Panopticon in Hamburg, Germany, revealed its wax figure of Karl Lagerfeld last week, and the resemblance is uncanny. [People]
• Georgina Chapman is making limited-edition shirts for the NFL. Dudes in tulle, please! [WWD]
• Burberry and the estate of Humphrey Bogart are still at odds over the brand using an image of Bogart wearing a trench coat in Casablanca as part of a promotional social media package. And — twist! — Humphrey’s son, Stephen, claims the coat was actually created by Aquascutum. [Telegraph UK]
• Olympic swimmer Ryan Lochte told the Times that his dream is to eventually become a clothing designer — “I want to be different, and fashion gives me that outlet to do that” — just like he told The Cut back in 2008, so he must be serious. He also admits that he owns about 130 pairs of shoes and talks about his grillz. [NYT]
• Here’s why buying from emerging fashion designers is more expensive and why you should buy from them anyway. [The Hairpin]
• Some lucky kids are born with good taste in fashion, having what professionals call the “style gene.” [NYT]
