Photographed by Munia Sbouri.

Alexandre Cunha and Diego Miguel at Perry Ellis. View the full collection here.

Loving all the casting pictures COACD has been posting on twitter this week, especially when there are Brazilian models like Alex Cunha and Debora Müller. I really wish I could be in New York for the shows this season.

• 18-year-old Rael Costa, who we featured in the first issue of Made In Brazil Magazine, is Model Of The Week at Models.com. Love him.
• The Balenciaga fall 2010 ad campaign shot by Steven Meisel is one of my favorites so far this season.
• Francisco Lachowski talks to New York magazine.
• Alexandre Cunha by Paul James Hay.
• The LGBT Group of Brasília has organized an online campaign against the ban on gay blood donors. The current law in Brazil states that any man who has engaged in sex with another man in the 12 months prior to donating blood is prohibited to do so.
• Kids of gay parents speak out for marriage equality.
• Listen to Katy Perry's new single Teenage Dream.
• Check out pictures of the Transfer street art exhibit on display at Ibirapuera Park in São Paulo.
• Keith Haring - Selected Works, featuring 94 works by the artist never before seen in Brazil, opens on July 31 at Caixa Cultural São Paulo. The exhibit is presented by Litmedia Productions, and runs until September 5. After that, the exhibit will move to Caixa Cultural Rio de Janeiro from September 28 to November 14.
• Brazilian Day In New York will be taking place on Sunday, September 5th, with performances by Zezé Di Camargo and Luciano, Carlinhos Brown, and DJ Marlboro.

• Alexandre Cunha on the cover of L'Officiel Hommes Lebanon.
• I can't wait to get a copy of the double-sized summer 2010 issue of Electric Youth! magateen.
• Models.com interviews photographer Tom Munro.
• Cathy Horyn on small independent magazines.
• Caroline Trentini in Universal Coverage by Steven Meisel for the August issue of Vogue.
• Aline Weber for See by Chloé by Inez and Vinoodh.
• Reynaldo Gianecchini in a wet t-shirt.
• An interview with designer Reinaldo Lourenço.
• A look inside Zezão's solo exhibit at Choque Cultural in São Paulo.
• Brazilian street artists Stephan Doitschinoff and Os Gêmeos are part of the Viva la Revolucion exhibit which opened yesterday at San Diego's Museum Of Contemporary Art. The exhibit will be on display until January 2 of next year.
• For more of Stephan Doitschinoff's work, watch the new video for N.A.S.A. Project's Strange Enough.
• The Creators Project is landing in Brazil on August 14, with performances by Mark Ronson, Zegon, N.A.S.A., and rapper Emicida. To win tickets, visit the event's website. To listen to Mark Ronson's new single Bang Bang Bang, head over to Arjan Writes.