If you ask me the one show I would have loved to have seen in person this season, the answer is now simple: Louis Vuitton. While it may not be my favorite collection, it was certainly my favorite show to watch. Every time the elevator doors opened, it was a surprise: Raquel in her only appearance this season, Naomi, Amber Valetta, Carolyn Murphy, and Kate Moss in the end. From the soundtrack to the set to the casting, it all felt magic even on the live broadcast. It is the one show this season I am sure everyone will remember.

The Brazilians at the show: Raquel Zimmermann, Izabel Goulart, Aline Weber, Isabeli Fontana, and Bruna Tenório.

The national ad campaigns this season are all about imported talent. From Lara Stone at Forum to Jessica Stam at Santa Lolla, it is clear that Brazilian brands are investing more and more in foreign girls recently.

Check out which other models also secured a spot in the new fall 2010 ad campaigns after the jump.

• Raquel Zimmermann undresses for Mario Sorrenti and for Inez & Vinoodh in the new issue of V.
• Alessandra Ambrósio and Izabel Goulart are walking Giles Deacon in Paris (and doing a lot of shopping while they are there).
• Coldplay performed at Morumbi Stadium last night in São Paulo.
• The Gossip has confirmed its tour dates for this month in Brazil. The band is playing Porto Alegre, Belo Horizonte, São Paulo, and Rio, from March 13 to March 20.
• Lorenzo Martone shoots New York fashion week.
• Mario Testino's Military Issue in the latest Vogue.
• Wanted: Naomi Campbell.
• How much do you love the fact that André Leon Talley is now on twitter?
• Network RedeTV! is rumored to be producing the first ever gay series on national TV, entitled Farme 40 Graus. It will take place in Rio of course.
• Photographer Paulo Cabral has launched a website and a blog.
• São Paulo Restaurant Week is back. The event goes on until March 14.

Naomi Campbell posed for Brazilian label Morena Rosa in São Paulo. Judging from the smoke machine and the set design in the behind-the-scenes pictures, I can only imagine what the ads will look like.

Ms. Campbell may not have scored a clothing line deal with Topshop, but she did collaborate with new Brazilian label 284 this season by designing a higher end capsule collection based on (or copied from) vintage pieces in her closet. To celebrate the launch of the line at Daslu yesterday, Naomi made a one-day stop in São Paulo.

If I were the maid in the background of the last picture, I would be reasonably scared. (Image Source)