• Francisco Lachowski works some Prada spring looks in the May issue of Out magazine.
• Newcomer Indiamara gets a nod from Models.com.
• Raquel Zimmermann plays topless cowgirl in Vogue España.
• Alessandra Ambrósio kicks back at Coachella.
• Claudia Leitte performed at Brazilian Day in Miami this past weekend.
• Gisele hit the gym with her hairstylist Harry Josh.
• Havaianas for the Palm Springs Ace Hotel.
• Blog LP talks to Alexandre Birman about his new flagship store in São Paulo.
• The truth behind the Simon-Seacrest tension on American Idol.
• Speedo break with Elementos Brazil.
• A mashup of Lady Gaga's Telephone by Faroff.
• Download a new music set by DJ Ale Amaral.
• Say hello to a new gay magazine.
• Listen to a clip of Kylie Minogue's new single from her upcoming album Aphrodite (via Arjan Writes).

• Lais Ribeiro is one of Style.com's favorite new faces of the season.
• Gisele at the Pantene press conference in São Paulo on Tuesday.
• Bad Romance or bad English? Singer Claudia Leitte covers Lady Gaga.
• For those of you who can't wait for Glee to be back on April 13: Sue Sylvester on sneaky gays.
• An awesome parody of the Telephone video.
• Steven Klein has reportedly been tapped to direct the video for Lady Gaga's Alejandro. Let's hope he stays away from running horses or anything that takes place at a butcher shop.
• The New Black on Contributing Editor.
• Wallpaper editors are in the country working on a Brazilian-themed issue. Rumor has it that Ana Beatriz Barros will be the cover girl.
• Pony Rider interviews male model Andrei Andrei.
• Baptiste Giabiconi in L'Officiel Hommes China.
• Is model Solange Wilvert set for a comeback?
• On my shopping list: Air Force 1 Supreme HI.
• Can't they release the new Christina Aguilera single already? All those updates  on the site are getting annoying.

Singer Claudia Leitte has just redeemed herself from the cheap Balmain knock-off she wore last year with the crazy outfits and hair styles she has been sporting this Carnival in Bahia. Love that she is putting more effort into her costumes but still keeping her back up dancers shirtless and in leggings.

I totally get your obsession with Beyoncé, her tour costumes, and all the fans blowing across her stage. What I don't get is the fact that you are making a sh*t load of money with sold out concerts (your even have your own cruise now), and you don't have the decency to call a stylist who will not let you walk on stage wearing knockoffs which seem to have been sewn by a fashion design student on his first semester. Those shoulders and sleeves on that white jacket you worn this past weekend give a whole new meaning to poor construction, and I am not even going to comment on the scarcity of Swarovski crystals adorning your leotard. Don't be cheap. Would Beyoncé ever step on stage in an outfit with 24 crystals on it? No! She would never show up in something that hasn't been bedazzled to the point that it may blind someone in the audience. And please, please, please, if you like Balmain, call the store in Paris, give them your credit card number, and have them send you some real dresses. You can afford it. We know it.

Singer Claudia Leitte was certainly paying attention to the European shows this season: she showed up at a concert in Bahia on Saturday night wearing her very own custom-made knockoff of Balmain's look #2. After copying basically every single outfit Beyoncé has worn on stage in the past, I should have seen it coming. And the best part of it all is that she could probably actually afford to have Christophe Decarnin design her costumes if she really wanted to.

I already can't wait to see what she is going wear next. One can only hope she would show up in this Rodarte number for Carnival.