Natalie Portman has the cover, just in time for her movie V for Vendetta.
If you don't like NATALIE PORTMAN's shoes, blame it on the animal kingdom. A source tells me that Portman was recently photographed by CRAIG McDEAN for an upcoming cover of Vogue magazine. But I hear that stylists had a somewhat difficult time finding shoes for the 24-year-old starlet because she demanded that she only wear animal-friendly attire. Designer frocks like Prada weren't hard to find, but shoes were another story. "All the good shoes have some sort of leather," a source explains. "The only things they could find for her were things like ugly cork wedges." Portman's rep insists there were plenty of great shoes to choose from, including picks from Stella McCartney and a London-based company, Beyond Skin. "Natalie has always been all about animal-friendly," the rep says. "It's always no suede, no leather, no animal hides." In the past, Vogue Editor-in-Chief ANNA WINTOUR hasn't taken too kindly to animal-rights activist celebs. Years ago, a cover with 'Charlie's Angels' stars DREW BARRYMORE, CAMERON DIAZ and LUCY LIU was nixed because Wintour despised Barrymore's animal-friendly clothing. Barrymore eventually apologized and has since appeared on the magazine's cover, including the current issue. In one shot, she's posing with -- of all things -- a cow.
If you don't like NATALIE PORTMAN's shoes, blame it on the animal kingdom. A source tells me that Portman was recently photographed by CRAIG McDEAN for an upcoming cover of Vogue magazine. But I hear that stylists had a somewhat difficult time finding shoes for the 24-year-old starlet because she demanded that she only wear animal-friendly attire. Designer frocks like Prada weren't hard to find, but shoes were another story. "All the good shoes have some sort of leather," a source explains. "The only things they could find for her were things like ugly cork wedges." Portman's rep insists there were plenty of great shoes to choose from, including picks from Stella McCartney and a London-based company, Beyond Skin. "Natalie has always been all about animal-friendly," the rep says. "It's always no suede, no leather, no animal hides." In the past, Vogue Editor-in-Chief ANNA WINTOUR hasn't taken too kindly to animal-rights activist celebs. Years ago, a cover with 'Charlie's Angels' stars DREW BARRYMORE, CAMERON DIAZ and LUCY LIU was nixed because Wintour despised Barrymore's animal-friendly clothing. Barrymore eventually apologized and has since appeared on the magazine's cover, including the current issue. In one shot, she's posing with -- of all things -- a cow.
I'm just grateful that it isn't Aniston!
