Saulo Melo, Raphael Lacchine, William Prazeres, Ricardo Figueiredo, Samuel Vieira, and Felipe Tejeda shot at the beach in Rio by Vicente de Paulo. What more can you ask for?

• Marcelo Krasilcic shoots Saulo Melo and Raphael Lacchine for The Jungle Look in Wallpaper.
• A behind-the-scenes video of the women's fashion shoot for Wallpaper in Rio.
• Michelle Alves is back at work and looking hot after giving birth to her second baby.
• Denise Dvorakova and Michaela Kocianova will be doing the shows in São Paulo this season.
• The cast of Glee performs Bad Romance live.
• Christina Aguilera in the new issue of Out.
• Make sure to read Style.com's interview with Alber Elbaz on the future of fashion, and  the interview with Edward Enninful on MDX.
• Modeling 101 with Arthur Sales.
• GQ sells only 365 copies of its first iPad edition.
• Converse is launching a line of sneakers developed in collaboration with illustrator Filipe Jardim.
• Lorenzo Martone is getting a party for his birthday tonight in São Paulo. I wish the national press would get a clue and stop wondering if Marc is coming.
• Here is a video of The Week's party at Palacio Alsina in Buenos Aires last Friday.

Wallpaper magazine was kind enough to give Made In Brazil a sneak peek at the men's fashion story from the Brazil issue, featuring Saulo Melo and Raphael Lacchine photographed by Marcelo Krasilcic. View enlarged images after the jump.

Made In Brazil goes backstage at the R. Groove men's show.

• Guisela Rhein and Leo Peixoto for Água de Coco.
• Newcomer Janete Friedrich photographed by Greg Lotus for the new Vogue Italia.
• An interview with model Saulo Melo.
• Karl Lagerfeld shoots Baptiste Giacobini (in heels of course) for Purple Fashion magazine #12.
• Fall's craziest (and highest) shoes are put to the test in the streets of New York.
• Brazilian candidate to Miss Universe Larissa Costa tries to speak English (and fails) in an interview.
• Watch the trailer for the upcoming series Spartacus Sand And Blood. 
• São Paulo's The Week and Rio's Le Boy made it to Out magazine's list of the 60 greatest gay bars in the world.
• Is Florianópolis becoming the next Silicon Valley?
• The next edition of the Brazilian all-gay cruise Freedom On Board has already been scheduled for February 5 of next year. The cruise will leave from Santos, and head to Buzios and Ilhabela for three days of non-stop parties. 

An exclusive look at a recent test shoot with photographer Lucio Luna. More after the jump.