Jenny Lewis' music video for her new single "Just One Of The Guys" lets Anne Hathaway and Kristen Stewart do a little cross dressing.

If you want to see Anne Hathaway, Kristen Stewart and Brie Larson as men, not just men, but men from the 1970s, sporting Adidas tracksuits, baseball caps and breakdancing in all-white suits, you have to check out the new music video that premiered on GQ.com.

Hathaway, Stewart ad Larson put in a gender bending turn in Jenny Lewis' new music video for her song "Just One Of The Guys."

At first we see Kristen Stewart playing herself. Thumping the bass in the backup band, she sports long orange hair and a white suit, but she tra The music video was directed by Jenny Lewis.Lewis told GQ "The rat tail was all Annie. Deep character exploration. Her dude is a bit more Backstreet Boy than the rest. Melancholy Backstreet Boy is what I think she was going for - he really feels things deeply and break dances like a motherf-er."nsforms into a tambourine playing man with a mustache and a short wig dancing in an Adidas track suit.

Jenny Lewis told GQ.com, "We screamed with laughter all day, huddled behind the monitor. I haven't laughed that hard since 'What About Bob?' came out on laser disk."

Last month Lewis told People magazine "I really wanted to wear a suit for this album. I wanted something a bit more androgynous than what I had previously worn."

For her upcoming tour, Lewis told People magazine "My friend Adam Seagull designed it with my friend Autumn De Wilde and her stylist Shirley Kurata. The four of us collaborate on all of my album covers, and we've done a bunch of music videos together as well. I really wanted to wear a suit for this album - I wanted something a bit more androgynous than what I had previously worn. And Adam had been painting on a couple of suits - he's an airbrush artist - and so we discussed the color palette ... I kind of wanted it to be like, graffiti Graham Parsons, like those famous Nudie suits he wore, but kind of through a '90s prism, so it has a little hip-hop in there, because that's what I grew up listening to."