• Arthur Sales made a cameo  on the runway at the DSquared2 women's show today.
• Amado Mio: watch the video of the Dolce & Gabbana spring 2010 show.
• Read Cathy Horyn's brutally honest review of the Milan spring shows so far.
• Hedi Slimane shoots Robert Pattinson for the cover of AnOther Man.
• Madonna to marry Jesus? I don't think so.
• Cuteness overload: Gisele takes Jack Brady and her dog Vida for a stroll.
• Abbey Lee stars in the Tufi Duek spring 2010 ad campaign, photographed by Terry Richardson.
• A new plastic sandal designed by Vivienne Westwood will be available at the Melissa flagship store in São Paulo later this year. The Rocking Horse Wing made its debut at Westwood's Red Label show in London.
• Consultants versus car service: life at 4 Times Square is about to change.
• A first look at Ohlala's Bello Mag #11.
• The revamped gay.com.
• Pictures of Gay Pride in Curitiba and Osasco.

Grendene not only has Gisele and her money-making environmentally-friendly Ipanema line of sandals, but now the shoe manufacturer has also scored Kate Moss to promote its famous Melissa rubber shoes (you know, the ones Lorenzo Martone recently sniffed in a video for Nylon).

Kate posed in London for the second issue of Melissa's Plastic Dreams magazine, and here is a behind the scenes look at the shoot.

Do I even need to say something?

• Gisele Bündchen lands the cover of the September issue of Vogue India, photographed by Patrick Demarchelier. The issue also features an exclusive interview with Gisele.
• Raquel Zimmermann joins Alexander Wang for Fashion's Night Out official PSA.
• Lorenzo Martone talks about the spread he recently directed for Nylon magazine, featuring Brazilian footwear by Melissa.
• DJ Felipe Lira has combined his three latest sets into a music pack, which you can now download here.
• Watch David Guetta's new video for Sexy Bitch.
• Preview the Wild Things story shot by Mario Testino for V Magazine #61, and the sexy cover of Vogue Hommes Japan #3 shot by Steven Klein.
• Isabeli Fontana is the face of Jil Sander for Uniqlo.
• Dolce & Gabbana on vacation.
• Don't forget to vote for Rio de Janeiro as Best Global Destination at the 2009 TripOut Gay Travel Awards. And btw, Rio Gay Pride is scheduled for October 11 this year.

To celebrate its 30th anniversary, Melissa (you know, the Brazilian brand of jelly shoes and sandals) is launching a fashion and lifestyle magazine appropriately called Plastic Dreams. Agyness Deyn posed for the cover of the first issue when she was in Brazil back in January.

The magazine will be available at the Melissa flagship store in São Paulo and other Melissa retailers.

Brazilian company Melissa has worked in the past with the likes of Gaultier, Alexandre Herchcovitch, Karim Rashid, and Vivienne Westwood, to revamp its iconic jelly sandal. This season Melissa took an even more avant-garde approach to its famous plastic shoe by inviting renowned architect Zaha Hadid to develop a new shoe.

Zaha Hadid was the first woman to ever win the prestigious Pritzker Architecture Prize, in 2004. You may also know her for the futuristic pavillion she designed for the Chanel Mobile Art Project, which is currently in Tokyo and will travel to New York, London, Moscow, and Paris.

According to the architect, the inspiration for the shoe came from fluid movements which accompany the lines of the body. "The fluidity of our design combined perfectly with the technology of the plastic of Melissa, injecting pieces without closures or seals."

The new Melissa by Zaha Hadid will be available starting September, in a color palette personally selected by the architect. For more information, visit Melissa.