#1. Gemma Ward. She is so beautiful, fashionably fabulous, and every single photograph is art.

#2. Jessica Stam

#3. Lily Cole. She is so different from any other model. From the freckles, to the red hair, she's blazing hot.

Not everyone in Hollywood is a peacock. As a manager of global promotions at Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, Kristie Cheung spends her days behind the scenes on a team that negotiates promotional campaigns for films such as Pirates of the Caribbean, Toy Story, and the upcoming animated Rapunzel adventure, Tangled. “Any time you see a cell phone being used in a movie, or Buzz and Woody on a cereal box, that’s us,” says the 30-year-old University of California, Santa Barbara communications grad. Because she swings between meetings with creative-minded filmmakers and others with corporate execs, Cheung favors a clean, polished look with feminine, I’m-so-not-a-suit flourishes, such as cropped trousers with an embellished T-shirt or a short black dress, belted at the waist, with magenta heels. “Jennifer Aniston is my idol,” says Cheung, who lives in Brentwood and drives a white Lexus—relevant details in L.A., where domain and car tell you as much about a woman as the bag she carries. (Cheung, FYI, favors Miu Miu and Louis Vuitton.)

First of all, I never understood why she had to have her own series. Lauren Conrad (don't even get me started on the "designer") had her own little show, and a little Vogue intern sidekick Whitney. MTV decided to follow Whitney on her career to NYC as another "designer". I could go on and on about how irritating her voice is, how stupid the Erin/Olivia fight was, and how Elle magazine's reputation looked questionable. RIP Whitney Eve.

Audrina Patridge has finally moved past the meaningful silences that made her famous on "The Hills." The former "Dancing With the Stars" contestant has landed her own reality show on VH1, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

The show, developed by 'Survivor' producer Mark Burnett, centers around the starlet and her family as they learn the ins and outs of juggling their lives and careers in Hollywood.

The as-of-yet untitled reality project, which begins filming next year, is already a source of excitement for Patridge, who says, "I can't wait to begin filming and introduce the world to my amazing family."

In one of the more unexpected legal stories I have seen in a while, the Hell’s Angels have filed a trademark infringement lawsuit against Alexander McQueen for what they call the misuse of their Winged Death’s Head symbol.

The suit, which was filed in federal court in California on Monday, cites four products in particular: a three-finger “Hell’s Knuckle Duster” Ring, a $1,595 dress, and a $560 scarf. Retailers Saks and Zappos have also been included in the claim for selling the products.

From the Financial Times:

The complaint argues that the Hells Angels have used both their name and the winged death’s head symbol since at least 1948, and that their registration at the US Patent and Trademark Office protects the use of both in jewellery and clothing.

“From decades of notoriety, the HAMC marks have acquired very widespread public recognition. Consequently they evoke strong and immediate reactions whenever used,” the complaint states. “The impact of these marks is virtually incomparable, and as a result they have great commercial value.”

On Monday, Harry Potter costume designer Jany Temime was accused of stealing the design of an Alexander McQueen dress for a wedding scene in the latest Potter film.

I found three of the offending McQueen items and have included them, as well as the Hell’s Angel symbol below. I honestly can understand the lawsuit, because the designs of McQueen eerily do look too similar to the Hell's Angel logo, though I'm sure it's just a weird coincidence. Take a look and tell me what you think: has McQueen done wrong? Or are the Hell’s Angels picking a fight they can’t win?

Alexander McQueen Knuckle Ring

Alexander McQueen clutch purse

Alexander McQueen Dress

Alexander McQueen Shoe

Alexander McQueen shoes

Despite the fact Burberry usually sticks to traditional prints and tones in collections for adults, they do opt for more colorful and interesting ideas when creating ranges for children. For Winter 2010 children line they used vivid pinks and reds as well as blues.

Burberry Children Winter 2010 Ad Campaign features three cute kids wearing beautiful bright garments, including coats, jackets, dresses, trousers and a number of accessories like plaid umbrellas, scarves and purses.

Jimmy Choo is the brand fashionistas all over the world are ready to die for. The shoes they design are flawless, stylish and super elegant. Ugg boots have absolutely different characteristics. They are comfy and warm but hardly ever as chic as Choo creations. However, the two companies have teamed up again to make footwear for Fall/ Winter 2010/ 2011 season that could combine all those wonderful features.

Like Jennifer Lopez, Miss Taylor Swift Loves her Wildfox Couture heart sweatshirt. Adorable!

Love this family! Best mom in Hollywood!

Last night, “Glee” returned from its short break (okay, one week, but it felt like a really, really long time) not just with a new episode, but with the show’s highly anticipated take on cult horror classic “The Rocky Horror Picture Show.” Were you all sitting on the edge of your seat, like I was? (well, lying on my king size with my laptop).  Last night’s episode has a lot of hype and expectations to live up to and I think it mostly succeeded. After the sweet and simple “Duets” episode, this special tribute definitely shook things up, but was it a little over the top? Mmmm, yes. But it was love.

Let’s discuss peeps…

The Plot:

Mr. Schue encourages the glee club to perform “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” for the school’s fall musical, in yet another attempt to win back Ms. Pillsbury, who is a fan of the racy film. Smelling a scandal, a cable news outlet taps Sue to report on the production, as “Rocky Horror” is not exactly a Disney film. No kidding. But I wish that Sue would have donned the high heels and fish nets. Tim Curry would be so proud!

The Good:

• Boy’s night: The men of “Glee” really shined in this episode. Mr. Schue and Finn both experienced serious self-doubt and insecurity, and it was interesting to watch how they both dealt with and eventually figured out how to overcome their respective issues. On the other hand, Sam and Dr. Carl’s wicked self-confidence was engaging, sexy, and so fun to watch. It would be a crime not to point out the “ab-ulous” shirtless-ness happening last night, too.
• Character development: Ms. Pillsbury, as Mr. Schue points out, is actually getting better! Though Emma has had moments of weirdness in episodes past, this episode was the best illustration yet of how far she’s come from the buttoned-up, meek prude she was. And she could sing!!
  
• Realistic subject matter: So much about this show can border on questionable in terms of realism, but this week was different. For one thing Sue actually had a legitimate point – “Rocky Horror” is kind of scandalous for a high school musical. Second, using the school musical as a device via which the kids could perform songs from “Rocky Horror” was a lot more realistic that the hallucinogenic dreams used to introduce Britney Spears songs. Also, everything about the body-image subplot felt genuine, from Finn not feeling sexy or even being comfortable with how he looks without clothes, to Rachel instinctively comparing herself to Santana and Brittany, to Sam’s rigid workout and eating plan to ensures his body look a certain way.

The Bad:

• Plot relevance? Okay, it was a special tribute episode- but does that mean no plot development at all? The Mr. Schue-Ms. Pillsbury storyline does not count- that has been dragging on forever and always ends up having the same result, tonight was no exception. It felt like there were so many story lines from weeks past still hanging in the air, and no new developments whatsoever.

The Music:

• “Damnit Janet”- Rachel and Finn call dibs on the Janet and Brad roles, which was a smart as evidenced by their adorable performance of this duet in the rehearsal room. Oddly, Finn/Cory Monteith’s portrayal of the nerdy Brad was much more impressive than Rachel/Lea Michele’s Janet. Could she be more whinier?
  
• “Whatever Happened to Saturday Night?”- Who would’ve guessed that a dentist (the OH SO DELICIOUS John Stamos) could be such an entertainer? His audition for Eddie was energetic, and had the whole glee club dancing, Mr. Schue fuming with jealousy, and Ms. Pillsbury beaming with pride. Stamos, who I saw on Broadway in Bye Bye Birdie, was sensational and a great add-in to the cast.
  
• “Sweet Transvestite”- Mercedes claims the lead (and typically male) Dr. Frank-n-Furter role after Mike has to pull out of the production. Amber Riley hits all those high notes, and her intense voice continues to impress, but there was something slightly off. It was just kind of odd though.
  
• “Touch-a, Touch-a, Touch-a, Touch Me”- Emma finally lets loose in the best way during this sexy number, amping up the already wicked hot sexual tension that exists between her and Will. The best part of this song, though, were Santana and Brittany singing back-up while gleefully watching Mr. Schue and Ms. Pillsbury sex each other up.
• “Time Warp”-  Every week I watch this show thinking of how much fun it must be making it- this performance was the perfect illustration of that. The whole cast just looked like they were having a ball. Plus, Kurt showed off his range by taking it down a few octaves, and Quinn totally rocked her solo.

My last thought? WHERE THE HELL IS PUCK!!!?????? God we need him back on the show!

More Joe Zee on tee vee coming at you on the Sundance Channel. The star of The City (he's also the creative director of Elle and an avid wearer of Chanel yeti suits), Zee will become mentor extraordinaire on new show "All On The Line"—a show that features one struggling fashion designer in crisis per episode. It's kind of like "Gordon Ramsay's Kitchen Nightmares," but not Gordon Ramsay and not kitchens. WWD reports: "In the end, he will get each designer ready to present to a buyer or will “make or break their dreams." All I want to know is whether Zee is planning on wearing his yeti costume on the show. I'm waiting in anticipation!

nOir Jewelry and Walt Disney Signature are collaborating on a collection of cocktail rings inspired by the classic film, Fantastia! The glamourous jewels come in several styles, each reflecting a different scene from the movie (oh the dancing hippo!). The limited-edition pieces will be available for pre-sale on nOir's website starting today for $235-285.