The March issue of U+Mag all about girls is now online, featuring stories by Made In Brazil contributors João Arraes, Hugo Toni, and many more. Make sure to check it out here.

Curves are already so last fall for New York designers, and I guess so are Brazilian girls. The shows last week were definitely not about bombshells or Victoria's Secret angels on the runway, with the exception of Alessandra Ambrósio's appearance at Marc Jacobs last Monday night.

If you are curious to know who some of the new Brazilian girls are, thank Rad Hourani for booking five of them for his spring 2011 show: Alicia Kuczman, Debora Müller, Marcélia Freesz (my favorite of the bunch), Luana Teifke, and Paula Lourenço.

As much as I love Alicia and Marcélia, the only new Brazilian girl right now I can see having a long international career is Lais Ribeiro. She walked for Donna Karan, Jason Wu, Marc by Marc Jacobs, DVF, Tommy Hilfiger, Oscar de la Renta, and more, and I am definitely looking forward to seeing her at the European shows.

• Isabeli Fontana is cashing in with a line of clothes, accessories, and lingerie, developed in partnership with mass retailer C&A in Brazil. The collection is already in stores.
• Gisele Bündchen is turning 30 today, and you can leave a message for her on her official website. To view pictures of her in the new Roberto Cavalli fall 2010 ad campaign, head over to Fashiontography.
• Evandro Soldati hits the pool in the August issue of German GQ.
• Brazilian transgender Lea T., the face of Givenchy for fall, poses naked for Vogue Paris. (nsfw)
• Alejandro meets Holiday.
• A video teaser for 2(x)ist with André Ziehe.
• New pictures of newcomer Samuel Salvio.
• Alicia Kuczman in the new edition of U+Mag.
• A super hot look into the new A&F Quarterly, which I seriously can't wait to get my hands on.
• The remake of the 80s soap Ti Ti Ti premiered last night. Click here to watch the scene featuring the gay couple played by André Arteche and Gustavo Leão.

The Brazilian fashion magazines are all about Alicia Kuczman this season. View more from her L'Officiel Brazil story after the jump.

L'Officiel Brazil thinks so. Alicia is on the magazine's April cover.

She can make even a mundane story in Vogue Brazil look interesting and fresh. Can't wait to see more from her.

View more scans of her Vogue Brazil editorial after the jump.