Photograph by Bryan Derballa.

If you’re local, come visit our pop-up shop at The Stables (4 Stable St.) at Central Saint Martins, which is open to the public today, Friday, May 24th (10am-8pm) and Saturday, May 25th (10am-5pm). Follow all the #hellolondon action on Instagram and Twitter.

Jenna wore a custom sequin skirt (each sequin was sewn on by hand), a J.Crew
custom-printed sweatshirt, a custom Ascot Chang button-down, jewelry by J.Crew,
Sophia Webster shoes and carried a J.Crew clutch. 

Photography by Bryan Derballa.

For more details on the Costume Institute’s PUNK: Chaos to Couture exhibition at the
Metropolitan Museum of Art, which runs from May 9th through August 14th, click here.

Our V-neck pocket tee is made of 100% pure linen and offered in everything from
classic white (Jenna’s favorite) to neon kiwi.
It’s available online here.

Photographs by Bryan Derballa

Shop our Italian shoe collection here.

Follow our adventures with #jcrewonfilm on Instagram and Twitter.

Here, five of her favorite star-studded moments of the night…

1. “Having Amy Poehler introduce herself to me—and
say she knew who I was—and that she was a J.Crew fan. I almost died.”

2. “The gracious Anne Hathaway casually carrying her Oscar around. (I touched it!!)”

3. “Being in the same room as people I’ve watched and loved for years.”

4. “The In-and-Out burgers served at the after-party. I love a high-low mix.”

5. “Dancing until 4:30 am at Madonna’s house. Yes, Madonna. She is still just as hot as
she was when I was 16. You do the math. On second thought…don’t.”

P.S. We love the idea one of our Instagram fans had to turn Jenna’s Oscar
party design into a wedding dress. (Look for it in spring 2014.)

Photography Bryan Derballa.

Explore more behind-the-scenes action from New York Fashion Week here.

“Lena Dunham is the bravest woman in the world,” said Jenna after watching a
three-episode preview last night hosted by HBO and the Cinema Society at
NYU’s Skirball Center. Fans lined up around the block to catch a glimpse of the
show’s quirky, cool cast, including Dunham (who wore a Valentino jumpsuit),
Jemima Kirke, Zosia Mamet and Allison Williams (who wore a two-piece outfit
by Altuzarra). “I was talking with Joseph [Altuzarra] when Allison walked
by—we were so excited to see her in one of his spring ’13 designs,” says Jenna.

When the screening wrapped, the party moved farther downtown to Capitale,
where the entryway had been converted into a replica of the Brooklyn Bridge.
The Bumbys made a special appearance offering their hysterical yet accurate
style assessments of partygoers.

What makes a fashion editor most? Such is the topic of the forthcoming HBO
documentary In Vogue: The Editor’s Eye (it airs tonight, December 6th) and recently
published book of the same name.

The film profiles eight of the 120-year-old magazine’s legendary fashion editors,
including Grace Coddington, Polly Mellen, Camilla Nickerson and Tonne Goodman
and shows how these women (and several men) put together their boundary-pushing
photo shoots with legendary photographers like Annie Leibovitz and Irving Penn.

On Tuesday, Jenna attended a special screening of the documentary at the
Metropolitan Museum of Art hosted by Vogue’s editor-in-chief Anna Wintour.

“There are many special moments in Vogue that stick out in my mind,” says
Jenna. “The turning points, the supermodel age, the rise of American sportswear.
The iconic photos. This film delivers incredible memories as well as an intimate
look at the talented, funny and visionary women behind the magazine. Seeing it at
the Met with Anna, Tonne, Grace and Camilla was an incredible experience.”