Givenchy was the Paris show with the most Brazilian girls this season (and probably the show with most Brazilian girls in the entire season): Marcelia Freesz, Aline Weber, Izabel Goulart, Tayane Leão, Adriana Lima, newcomer Isabela Mello, and Lea T. Gotta love Riccardo for that.

Click here for a video of the Givenchy fall/ winter 2011 show.

So far this hasn't been a great season for new Brazilian girls, but you can always count on Dolce & Gabbana for a show filled with familiar Brazilian faces: Isabeli Fontana, Alessandra Ambrósio, Izabel Goulart, Martha Streck, and Debora Müller. I am wondering if Laís Ribeiro is skipping the shows or is exclusive to a label showing in Paria since she has been m.i.a. for the past week.

Watch the Dolce & Gabbana fall/ winter 2011 women's show at Swide.

Adriana Lima and Izabel Goulart photographed by Inez and Vinoodh for the Body Secrets story in the latest issue of Vogue Paris.

Izabel Goulart photographed by Inez and Vinoodh in Dolce & Gabbana for the March issue of Vogue Nippon. Meow!

Head over to Sonny Photos for an amazing selection of pictures backstage at the men's fall/ winter 2011 shows in Milan.
Watch the Jil Sander fall/ winter 2011 show.
Because there isn't a better accessory than a dog.
Felipe Anibal in his undies backstage at the Dolce & Gabanna show.
Towleroad has a complete list of winners at the Golden Globes last night, as well as Chris Colfer's acceptance speech for his Best Supporting Actor in a TV series win. I only watched the beginning of the show because of the six-hour time difference between Brazil and LA but if you ask me my picks for best dressed women I will have to go with Anne Hathaway and Angelina Jolie. For all the red carpet looks, head over to The Cut.
More of the spring 2011 ad campaigns: Max Motta by Nathaniel Goldberg for DKNY Jeans, Raquel Zimmermann by Steven Meisel for Louis Vuitton, Alexandre Cunha by Mario Testino for D&G, and Isabeli Fontana, Izabel Goulart, and Alessandra Ambrósio by Steven Klein for Dolce & Gabbana.
The death toll as a result of the floods and mudslides in the state of Rio de Janeiro has climbed to 635 people this morning, making it the deadliest natural disaster in the history of Brazil. The military finally sent over 700 soldiers to help with rescue efforts over the weekend. I have just gotten back from vacation today, and I am catching up on all the news, so expect more updates throughout the week. If you are in Brazil and would like to help, here is a link with all the information on the bank accounts destined to relief efforts, and drop off locations for donations. I am thinking of setting up a paypal account to gather funds from people who are overseas and would like to help. If you guys would be up for it, please leave a comment or email me. I figured that if everyone who visited the blog were to donate at least five dollars, we could raise a good amount of money here.