FASHION Magazine

Lady Gaga and Cyndi Lauper are the next faces of M.A.C’s Viva Glam. “People think if you’re strong about your sexuality, you must have a d–k,” Gaga told WWD. “And that’s what this is about. You can be strong about your sexuality and be a smart woman who wears lipstick and high heels and looks pretty.” [WWD]

Marc Jacobs is suing Christian Audigier’s line Ed Hardy for allegedly knocking off one of his handbags. Jacobs’ legal reps state that any infringement “has been intentional and wil[l]ful, calculated specifically to trade off the goodwill that plaintiffs have developed in their successful Marc Jacobs Pretty Nylon tote bags.” [Vogue UK]

Model Maggie Rizer has been tapped for accessories makers Dooney & Bourke’s fall ads. This after a string of celebs, including Lindsay Lohan and Hayden Panettiere, fronting the line. Rizer’s had some well-publicized troubles in recent years–her stepfather drained her of her modelling money in 2003, a case she won three years later–and though she’s mostly retired, we’re happy to see she’s resurfaced in such a beautiful campaign. It also gives us an excuse to show a video of the Viktor & Rolf Fall 1999 fashion show, where Rizer is slowly covered in the Dutch pair’s collection. After the jump.