• Meet 16-year-old newcomer João Zavaski, who booked six shows in São Paulo this season.
• The new issue of Sepp magazine celebrates the 2010 World Cup with a spread featuring several Brazilian bombshells naked, and Luciana Curtis pregnant on the cover.
• Francisco Lachowski for Feld Hommes.
• A little dose of Mateus Verdelho.
• Veteran models reign supreme in the fall campaigns.
• Mert Alas and Marcus Piggot will be shooting model Natalia Vodianova for the Forum Tufi Duek spring 2011 ad campaign in New York this coming Tuesday. Patti Wilson will be the stylist.
• Penn Badgley attended the Havaianas World Cup launch at Barneys New York last night.
• Jesus Luz spinned at the NewNowNext Awards this week, and thanked Madonna for taking good care of his body when he took home the  "Cause You're Hot" award. The show airs on June 17 on Logo.
• Steven Klein explains inspirations for Lady Gaga's latest video.
• Sony releases the world's smallest SLR camera.
• If you are in São Paulo tonight, don't miss the third edition of the Buati party at Lions nightclub, with DJs Nepal, Djgo, and Gustavo Tatá.

• Arthur Sales lands the cover of L'Officiel Hommes China.
• The Fashionisto has an exclusive look at the five newcomers featured in Made In Brazil Magazine #1. Which one do you like the best?
• Nipples and pubic hair may get censored on iPad versions of fashion magazines. I seriously cannot even imagine doing a magazine without pubic hair to be honest.
• A video teaser of Gisele's new lingerie campaign.
• 10 different covers for the 10th anniversary issue of 10. Must buy one.
• Pony Ryder interviews Bernardo Velasco. See more of Bernardo at Ohlala Mag.
• Kelly Rowland is coming up with a new single called Commander. Check out a behind-the-scenes look at the video shoot.
• The country stopped today for the announcement of the players chosen for the World Cup. Here are the 23 men that make the Brazilian national team.
• Would you like to win a free copy of Made In Brazil Magazine #1? Brazilian blog Papel Pop has set up a contest this week. Make sure to check it out.

There is no excuse for looking bad this World Cup. In addition to the Nike (RED) N98 track jacket and the Brasil Black Pack, Nike is also launching the True Color Series, developed in partnership with Nunca, one of my very favorite Brazilian graffiti artists.

Nike presents the new uniform of the Brazilian soccer team in a short movie about superstitions.

And other than the fact that it is slightly tighter than the previous uniform, here is cool fact about the nine new uniforms Nike unveiled yesterday at an event in London: the brand's sponsored teams will be wearing tops made entirely of polyester from recycled plastic bottles. Tighter and environmentally conscious. The only way to make it better would be to design those shorts a couple of inches shorter.

Any thoughts on the purple and orange sneakers? Because I am hoping they are obligatory in South Africa.