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1. Our Top 10 New Models To Watch This Show Season!—The next-big-things who are poised to take over fashion week...for now.

2. Into the Wild! Spot and Stalk Our Top Six Street Style Snappers!—From Garance to Street Peeper, the photogs that make it so damn difficult to decide on an outfit in the morning.

3. I DIY! That Crafty "P.S.--I Made This" Whiz Whips Up 3 Fall Accessories On the Cheap Just for Us—Studs, sequins, superglue, and not a Bedazzler in sight.

4. One Agency Makes The Coolest Avedon-Inspired Model Cards: Collect 'Em All!—One Management's created the new trading card. Next up: Model rookie cards.

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5. Beauty & the Blog: Models Who Work the Catwalk and the Internet!—Internet-savvy AND paid to be beautiful? Not. Fair.

6. Rule Breaker! 10 Reasons to Wear White After Labor Day...—These aren't your momma's post-September looks...and we love that.

7. Kinga Rajzak Has Her Head In the Clouds In an Otherworldly Pop Editorial—Let's just say it's alien-chic.

8. The Perfect Outfit: Diane Kruger Look-a-Like Channels The Blues Brothers—See what a black hat, boots, and chain-link bling do for an adorable blonde.

9. Rad or Bad? Shorts Under Jorts, a Fashion Do or Please Don't?—Peep the look and decide if lacy mesh underthings have a place 'neath cut-offs.

10. Diane Kruger Saves the World In The Latest Interview Editorial—And speaking of blondes...this one gets positively militaristic.
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