Yesterday at the beach in Leblon.

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• Evandro Soldati by Massimo Pamparana for Slurp.
• Alessandra Ambrósio in motion for Russh magazine.
• At home with designer Alexandre Herchcovitch.
  
• Shirley Mallmann stars in the spring ad campaign for beachwear label Adriana Degreas.
• The chicest iPad case I've seen so far.
• Lady Gaga covers UK Vanity Fair.
• Fashionista lists the ten most influential street style bloggers.
• Lance Bass is allegedly stalking Lorenzo Martone.
• Totally genius: Andy Cohen and Stephen Colbert re-enact a fight between Bethenny and Kelly in The Real Housewives.
• See photos and videos of Robyn's private showcase in New York.
• Download three new music sets by DJ and reader Ru Bhatt: Hang With Me is a chill mix, Hot 'N Fun is a pop mix with an urban edge, and Elastic Love is summer realness (meaning songs to get you dancing at the beach or by the pool). And fyi, a brand new continuous Ru-Mix especially for Made In Brazil is on the way.

Just can't get over how insanely good looking Diego Miguel is. He is now represented in São Paulo by François.

I love Gisele and I also have a soft spot for Reynaod Gianecchini, but I am beyond underwhelmed with their new ad campaign for Colcci photographed by Gui Paganini. Most of the spring ad campaigns in Brazil haven't been unveiled yet, but this one sure is a strong contestant for lack of concept and beauty artist on crack (who in their right mind would throw a bucket of baby oil on Gisele's head?). When even Gisele looks uninteresting in a picture, you know there is a massive problem with it.

PS- What happened to hiring David Sims to shoot the campaign again this season?

Via Wallpaper.

Verso, the latest solo exhibition by Vik Muniz, opens to the public today at Fortes Vilaça gallery in São Paulo.

The exhibit consists of seven tridimensional pieces of various sizes, made of wood and mixed media, all of which are perfect replicas of the back side of famous works of arts such as Picasso's Les Demoiselles d’Avignon, Seurat's Sunday On La Grande Jatte, and Tarsila do Amaral's O Abaporu. To accomplish this feat, Vik Muniz spent six years photographing and studying those works, with the help of institutions such as MoMA, Guggenheim, and the Chicago Art Institute, as well as artisans and artists specialized in making reproductions.

Verso runs until September 11 at Fortes Vilaça, and it is already on my list of things to do this weekend (which also includes the Transfer art exhibit, a trip to MIS, and a quick stop at Choque Cultural since I haven't had the time yet to visit Zezão's solo show).