She's one of the hottest acts in the world so it only makes sense that Rihanna is now immortalized in wax at Madame Tussauds. The stylish body double of the "Rude Boy" songstress was unveiled at the museum's Washington D.C. location this morning to much fanfare. Clad in a black lace corset, fitted jacket, pants and black silk heels, the sleek look-a-like figure was modeled after the outfit that Rihanna wore to French design house Balmain's show during Paris Fashion Week last October. In a nod to the singer's signature rocker-glam style, Madame Tussauds outfitted the chic figure with a large glittering pin, sparkling gold-and-diamond ring, giant diamond earrings and tennis bracelet. And while Rihanna was not on hand for the big reveal on Tuesday, a spokesperson for Madame Tussauds confirms to PEOPLE that the ...

Jamaica Yendi Phillips competes in the evening gown section during the Miss Universe pageant, Monday, Aug. 23, 2010 in Las Vegas. Right: Yendi in swim wear. Phillips was named runner-up. - AP

Jamaica produced its best-ever placing at a Miss Universe pageant last night, when Yendi Phillips took the runner-up spot to Mexico's

Selita Ebanks is one determined supermodel. At the Coney Island-themed launch of ginger-flavored Absolut Brooklyn vodka in the Hamptons the other day, she spent 30 minutes throwing tennis balls at a dunk-tank target, trying to douse a hapless geek in a bathing suit and clown makeup.

"I have to get this! I can't leave until I hit that target," she muttered after 30 throws. When she finally scored, "Everyone was cheering and hysterical," we're told. Also there: Kristin Cavallari, Matthew Settle and Michael Hirtenstein.

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‘You’ll never see me in flip-flops and a T-shirt,” Lady Gaga once declared. Talk about an understatement! Never content to simply throw on a Marc Jacobs dress and call it a night, every public appearance that Lady Gaga makes — whether she’s performing onstage, as she’ll do this week at MSG, or simply walking down the street — requires a meticulously composed high-concept look.

Case in point: The see-through plastic dress and lobster headpiece she wore to dinner at Mr. Chow in London last February.

And when she performs in NYC tomorrow, Wednesday and Friday, concertgoers will be able to see a few new elaborate concoctions in person.

“I think so much of [what she wears] is smart because it’s referring to another period,” says Martin Pakledinaz, ...

Models walked into the room wearing high-end designs, ushering the start of what is expected to be a feast of exciting fashion at Styleweek Jamaica, which will be held next weekend.

On Friday, the models strutted into the ballroom at the Wyndham Kingston hotel (formerly Hilton Kingston), in New Kingston, to music being played by a group of drummers.

The male and female models walked in and struck their poses while Saint International boss Deiwght Peters spoke.

Peters announced partnerships with Jampro and the Heart Trust/NTA. He said Saint International would be working with the students from the Heart Trust/ NTA, who will be in seminars with local and overseas designers. Peters also announced that there would be two international buying consultants at this year's event.