Oscar de la Renta

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Come and get it! The Selena Gomez-covered June issue is now on newsstands and available for download starting TODAY. Our Style Director Melissa Rubini dressed the superstar in two different cover looks, one for the newsstands (in a blue Stella McCartney jumpsuit) and one for subscribers (in a striped Oscar de la Renta gown). Which is your favorite? Tell us by voting in the poll below! Need to see them bigger? Scroll down to see extra large versions.

Plus, click to read five things she told us in her cover story!

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When Oscar de la Renta invited us backstage to watch the models prep for his latest bridal show, we grabbed our cameras (and iPhones) and ran. The result: Exclusive shots of the runway-ready beauty routine. And, not only did we snap (and Instagram) away, we also launched InStyle’s Vine with pretty videos of the makeup regimen, ethereal hairstyling, and miles and miles of jewelry. Click above to see all of our favorite shots, and be sure to follow @InStylemagazine on Instagram and Vine to stay up-to-date with all of our chic, behind-the-scenes access.

A new episode of The Good Wife premiered last night, in which the entire cast had to put on their best black-tie attire in support of the Chicago Shamrock Dinner. Julianna Margulies’s character Alicia Florrick spent the entire episode (and nine days of shooting!) in a beautiful two-tone gown by Lanvin (which was plucked from the racks of Neiman Marcus), while on-screen husband Peter (Chris Noth) looked stately in a tailsuit—one costume designer Daniel Lawson bought online!—and boss Diane Lockhart (Christine Baranski) came off completely judicial in a bold blue Oscar de la Renta dress pulled from the floor of Bergdorf Goodman. “For me, to see the whole thing on screen brought tears to my eyes and Julianna just looked so luminescent,” said Lawson, who worked tirelessly to dress 70 people (including the Cardinal and the waiters, too!) for this television event. “It was only the second formal event we ever had to dress the cast for,” Lawson noted, “and we wanted it to be very special.” Get all the exclusive details on last night’s looks he picked in the gallery, and follow Lawson on Twitter @GoodWifeFashion for the latest updates.

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