Photographer Hugo Toni, who shot the spring 2011 collections story for the second issue of Made In Brazil Magazine and just so happens to be one of my favorite young photographers in Brazil right now, has just launched his new website. Make sure to check it out.

Way Model Management in São Paulo, home to girls like Caroline Trentini, Alessandra Ambrósio, Laís Oliveira, and Debora Müller, is releasing its first ever calendar this year.

The calendar was shot entirely in a month, and features 25 commercial models from the agency photographed by 25 different Brazilian photographers, including Bob Wolfenson, Cristiano Madureira, Gui Paganini, Marcelo Krasilcic, Marcio Simch, Vavá Ribeiro, and others. Eleven renowned Brazilian stylists and seventeen beauty artists worked on the calendar, which is being distributed by Way Model Management exclusively to clients, editors, business partners, and tastemakers.

View more pictures of the Way Model Management 2011 calendar after the jump. Warning: nsfw.

André Ziehe graces the cover of Mariano Vivanco's new book Uomini. Check out an exclusive preview of the book (Mr. Tony Ward looks insanely sexy) and read an interview with the photographer at Swide.

• Loved the Gilded Age spring 2011 show, as well as Arthur Sales' new haircut for the season.
• Michelle Alves also got a new haircut for the spring shows. She is on the cover of the September issue of Vogue Homem in Brazil.
• Simone Carvalho is the Brazilian newcomer to watch this season.
  
• I am completely obsessed with the New York men's castings pictures at Backstage At.
• Alessandra Ambrósio and family were spotted out in New York yesterday.
• Ellen DeGeneres closed the Richie Rich show.
• Watch the fourth episode of Katylene TV.
• The fouth edition of SP-Arte/Foto, one of South America's largest contemporary art fairs, opened yesterday at Espaço Iguatemi in São Paulo. The exhibition features works of over 100 established and up and coming photographers, and runs until September 12.
• Buati, one of the country's most talked about parties in the past year, is celebrating its first anniversary tonight at Erotika in Copacabana.
• What are my friends getting me at FNO?

Musical producer and photographer Paulo Bega and photographer Marcio Simnch are opening a joint exhibition entitled Subjetivo tonight at Cartel 011, the same gallery in which we launched the first issue of Made In Brazil Magazine. The exhibit runs until September 11.

Vavá Ribeiro, one of my very favorite Brazilian photographers, is opening a solo show at Galeria Mezanino in São Paulo this coming Saturday. I will not be in the city this weekend, but I will make sure to stop by the gallery first thing next week to check out the exhibit. If you are in São Paulo, I highly recommend that you don't miss it. The show runs until September 4 only.