Now that is a party I am completely bummed I missed: Dita Von Teese performed last night for 400 people at a Cointreau event at nightclub The Week.

I haven't found any videos of last night's performance, but I do have a clip of her appearance at a Brazilian late night show on Monday night. Watch it after the jump.

Update: Papel Pop has exclusive pictures from last night and a video of the performance. Check it out.

• Model Davi Costa does Pref Mag.
• Thiago Santos and Reinaldo Berthoti in GQ China.
• 800,000 people celebrated Gay Pride last weekend in Salvador.
• Vertigem, the biggest national exhibit to date on the work of Os Gêmeos, is now open at FAAP's Museum in São Paulo. It runs until December 13, so there is no excuse to miss it.
• This is how Brazilian hipsters do it: view pictures of another edition of the Buati party in Rio.
• Glam is back: a first look at Adam Lambert's album cover.
• Shakira graces the cover of Rolling Stone.
• Go behind-the-scenes at the C&A summer campaign with Isabeli Fontana and Felipe Hulse.
• Taylor Lautner and Kristen Stewart will be landing in the country on November 1st to promote New Moon.
• Models Ana Claudia Michels, Fabiana Semprebom, Lais Oliveira, and Luciana Curtis are hosting a benefit tomorrow night at Pink Elephant in New York on behalf of Friends of Renascer, a non-profit organization helping children and families living below poverty line in Brazil. Tickets are $50, and items from Osklen and H. Stern will be auctioned.

If you are in Rio de Janeiro, stop by Centro Cultural Justiça Federal to check out the new Spirit Of Brazil exhibit, which just opened last night. Curated by my friend Sharon Battat's Litmedia Productions, the exhibit is inspired by the Pure Spirit of Brazil photo contest created by Dazed & Confused, and features the work of Brazilian and international photographers such as Andrej Balco, Martin Parr, Vincent Peters, Tony Kelly, François Rousseau, Daniel Klajmic, Vavá Ribeiro, Murillo Meirelles, and many others.

The Spirit Of Brazil exhibit runs until November 15.

• Gracie Carvalho was the Brazilian girl with the most bookings in New York this season, walking 19 shows, and flying straight to London for more.
• Visionaire partners with smart for the first plug-in electric issue of the publication.
• Donatella Versace talks to Out magazine.
• A preview of the new Vogue Hommes International: Jamie Dornan and a blood bath courtesy of Steven Klein.
• New at Contributing Editor: Black Hole Sun.
• Sean O'Pry's fashion week model diary.
• An interview with newcomer Arthur Sales.
• I gotta feeling only Oprah could accomplish this.
• How Neil Patrick Harris saved the 2009 Emmys last night.
• Transexual Lívia Mendonça was eliminated from the singing competition Ídolos last week.
• As part of a new campaign to be released on World AIDS Day, over 1,200 people turned out to pose for artist Vik Muniz in Guarulhos over the weekend. The campaign will consist of five different photo mosaics, each one composed of 600 pieces held together to create images of people kissing.

• Preview the cover story of the new issue of Vogue Hommes Japan, styled by Nicola Formichetti and photographed by Steven Klein.
• Aline Weber does V Magazine Spain.
• More of Baptiste Giabiconi in heels for Purple. 
• New at Contributing Editor: Prince of Wales.
• Scott Buccheit sits down with Lorenzo Martone.
• A video sneak peek at The Day Before.
• Listen to Leona Lewis' new single Happy.
• Beyoncé is coming to Brazil, but not for New Year's Eve as previously posted. According to Extra Online, Beyoncé will be performing in the country between February 3 and 10. Rumor has it that singer Ivete Sangalo will open for her.
• São Paulo wants to host the Victoria's Secret fashion show in 2010.
• Tara McPherson's exhibit hits Porto Alegre.
• Big Brother Brazil 11 will feature former contestants from previous seasons competing against new ones.
• 50,000 people celebrated Gay Pride in Floripa this past Sunday.
• A new study indicates that 20% of homosexual students in public schools in Rio abandon school because of discrimination.
• Not quite like the gays from Fire Island: Asbury Park gays cover Whitney's Million Dollar Bill.

• Sponsored by the , a retrospective of the work of Guy Bourdin will be on display in São Paulo's MuBE (Brazilian Museum of Sculpture) from August 15 to August 31. The exhibition will feature 177 works by Bourdin, including unpublished images, as well as fashion editorials and short-feature movies.
• Raquel Zimmermann shot a story with Mario Sorrenti for Vogue Paris in Ipanema this week.
• Curvy: Isabeli Fontana for the Gap.
• Designers sketch Woodstock-inspired fashions for WWD.
• Singer Roisin Murphy talks to Arjan about her new record and what she really said about Lady Gaga.
• Adam Lambert talks about his upcoming album, and asks fans to stop throwing bondage gear at his face.
• Brilliant: Calvin Harris performs his single Ready For The Weekend on the first human synthesizer.
• Designer Olivier Theyskens was spotted in Rio today.
• Speedo break with Jonathan Waud. 
• Must buy: Oscar Niemeyer Ultimate Collection.
• Ticket refund: Toni Braxton canceled her concerts in Brazil this month.
• Brazil is the third country with most deaths caused by the swine flu, behind the US and Argentina. A vaccine against the H1N1 virus is going to be produced in the country starting October.