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Hannah Montana is but a memory. Miley Cyrus looked light years away from her former Disney alter-ego at Sunday’s Billboard Music Awards, wearing a white Jean Paul Gaultier mini suit with a neckline that hovered around her bellybutton. Smokey eye makeup and stilettos added to the very grown up look.

A style change makes sense for the 19-year-old pop star. She waded into the acting world with “LOL,” a romantic comedy that hit theaters on May 4, and rumors about her imminent engagement to “Hunger Games” actor Liam Hemsworth have been floating around for months. But lest you think she’s growing up too fast, take a gander at her Twitter feed, where she’s still posting age appropriate things like “what the eff! People are so lame!”

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Chanel has announced Brad Pitt as the newest model for their Chanel No. 5 perfume.  The Academy Award nominated star is now the first man to be named the face of the French-owned company’s top-selling perfume ad campaign.

Famous names like Nicole Kidman, Lauren Hutton and Audrey Tautou have also been the face of the iconic fashion house. Tautou even played the role of Founding Designer CoCo Chanel in the in the cinematic release CoCo Before Chanel.

Pitt, 48, is no stranger to being a model of perfection after becoming the first man to win “the sexiest man alive” title twice by People Magazine.

Chanel hasn’t released the details of the deal but reports say the ads will air overseas later this year.

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Legendary hairstylist Vidal Sassoon has died, his Beverly Hills salon confirmed to ABC News today. He was 84.

Sassoon styled hair for seven decades. He pioneered a geometric haircut in the 1960s that came to be known as the new version of the classic bob cut, and famously chopped off Mia Farrow’s long hair for “Rosemary’s Baby.”

Born in London, Sassoon relocated to the U.S. where he sold his name to Procter & Gamble to manufacturer the Vidal Sassoon line of hair products. A 2010 documentary, “Vidal Sassoon: The Movie,” chronicled his life and career.

Sassoon remained true to his techniques, which he said took nine years to develop, and worked until his last days. In a 2011 interview with the New York Times, Sassoon said he appeased failed hair experiments with a catch phrase: “It’ll grow, darling. Come back and be my guest.”

In tonight’s broadcast, we asked “Nightline” viewers to guess the five changes Linsey had done to her air-brushed photo.

Here’s the big reveal:

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1. A smaller waist
2. Longer legs
3. Smoother complexion
4. Longer hair
5. Removed wrinkles from her dress

Thanks for watching!

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Two videos of Kate Upton are making the rounds online. One features her in a barely-there bikini doing the “Cat Daddy,” a dance that requires her to vigorously thrust her body this way and that. The other is a 2-minute long commmercial for Skullcandy headphones in which she follows a couple of NBA players to work and asks them annoying questions while they shoot hoops.

Guess which one is more popular?

Upton’s “Cat Daddy” video, directed by the notoriously raunchy photographer Terry Richardson, was so provocative that YouTube took it down, claiming it violates their policy on nudity or sexual content. (It’s still on Vimeo, where Richardson has a channel.) Dancing and bikinis are nothing new to Upton. She became famous after a video of her doing the “Dougie” at an L.A. Clippers game went viral, and she appeared on the cover of this year’s Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue. But apparently the combination of her two talents is too much for the Interwebs to handle.

Upton takes a crack at comedy in the Skullcandy ad, called “Take a Supermodel to Work.” ”Did you watch ‘Space Jam?’” she asks Oklahoma City stars Kevin Durant and James Harden. They ignore her until they visit her place of work, where she’s wearing, you guessed it, a bikini.

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When it came to dressing the first lady of HBO’s “Veep,” the beaming, bumbling Selina Meyers, played by Julia Louis-Dreyfus, only one woman in Washington proved stylish enough to serve as inspiration: Michelle Obama.

“Michelle Obama, she doesn’t look like a suited woman,” Ernesto Martinez, “Veep’s” lead costume designer, told ABCNews.com. “She feels pretty. She likes dresses and heels and she’s not afraid to wear them. We went for that.”

Even Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, formerly the paragon of White House style, didn’t enter into the picture. “Julia really, really liked Michelle,” Martinez said. “She is a great fan of the Obamas. I felt we should do Selina’s version of what Michelle would wear.”

While Selina’s political affiliation isn’t revealed in the new HBO show — though her predilection for cursing, hissing, and jamming her foot firmly in her mouth is known around the Beltway — her well fitted skirts and penchant for crimson call to mind 2008′s would-be veep, Sarah Palin. Although Martinez called Palin’s style metamorphosis during that campaign “truly remarkable,” he said Louis-Dreyfus “didn’t want to look anything like that.”

“We used a lot of designer pieces,” he said, citing Oscar de la Renta, Christian Dior, Dolce & Gabbana, and Prada. Selina’s signature accessory: A strand of Mikimoto pearls. Jeans and fleeces need not apply.

“There are a lot of points in the series where she’s accused of being a diva and being disconnected from the people,” Martinez said. And unlike actual elected officials, no one will take pains to show Selina’s thrifty side.

“She really is disconnected,” Martinez laughed. “She likes clothes and she likes parties.”

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If you’ve given up on an actual pumpkin coach and a real Prince Charming, glass slippers can still be a part of your fairy tale — thanks to designer Christian Louboutin.

The Louboutin glass slipper is being released in conjunction with Disney’s Diamond Edition of “Cinderella” this fall, a combo-pack which includes two Blu-Ray discs and a DVD with bonus features, celebrating the beloved classic animated feature, first released in 1950.

“I have been so lucky to have crossed paths with Cinderella, an icon who is so emblematic to the shoe world as well as the dream world,” the designer told Women’s Wear Daily.

The shoes will include the Louboutin signature red soles, seen on Kate Moss, Victoria Beckham, and many more celebrities.

This isn’t the first time Disney has influenced the world of fashion.  Disney Bridal offers princess-inspired gowns and Mouawad launched a Disney engagement ring line in 2009.

Although the price of the slippers hasn’t been released, a pair of Louboutin shoes starts at about $600 and can cost up to several thousand dollars.

If you’re hoping to snag the slippers, check the Cinderella Facebook page for images and updates on the shoe.

Kate Middleton has made fashion headlines ever since she walked down the aisle in a designer wedding gown to say “I do” to her prince, Prince William.  This Sunday will mark the couple’s one-year wedding anniversary and the frenzy over Middleton’s glamorous look and stylish fashion choices is as strong as ever.

PHOTOS: The Royal Wedding

Luckily for commoners who admire the Duchess’s style, there are ways to achieve her royal look on an everyday budget.  Middleton, 30, is known for combining high-end fashion, like the Matthew Williamson-designed dress she wore on the red carpet this week, with finds picked up from her own shopping trips to retail stores like Topshop.

PHOTOS: Kate Middleton’s Fashion Style

Kate Dimmock, style director for People Style Watch magazine, appeared on “Good Morning America” today with Middleton’s five most popular looks from the past year, and the items you can buy to recreate each look for yourself.

Look #1:  Issa dress worn by Middleton at National Canada Day celebrations in Ottawa, Canada, July 1, 2011.

Get the look for less:

Tinely Road dress, $24.99; piperlime.com.

Nine West “Love Fury” pump, $89; ninewest.com.

Charming Charlie clutch, $24.97; charmingcharlie.com.

Unique Vintage broche, $15; unique-vintage.com.

Fantasy Jewelry Box earrings, $28.95; fantasyjewelrybox.com.

Fantasy Jewelry Box ring, $39.95; fantasyjewelrybox.com.

Look #2:  Joseph dress worn by Middleton at a private viewing of her wedding dress at Buckingham Palace, July 22, 2011.

Get the look for less:

Crumpet cashmere dress, $186; theoutnet.com.

Pour La Victoire “Loelle” patent leather pumps, $112.50; theoutnet.com.

Monica Vinader 18-karat gold-vermeil labradorite necklace, $60; theoutnet.com.

Fantasy Jewelry Box ring, $39.95; fantasyjewelrybox.com.

Look #3:  Jenny Packham dress worn by Middleton for  in Calgary, Canada, July 7, 2011.

Get the look for less:

H&M yellow dress, $29.95; at H&M retail stores.

Top Shop nude shoe, $100; topshop.com.

BCBGeneration  “Thea” croc embossed clutch, $148; BCBGeneration.com.

Fantasy Jewelry Box ring, $39.95; fantasyjewelrybox.com.

Look #4:  J Brand Skinny jeans, Smythe blazer and Nine West espadrilles worn by Middleton in Alberta, Canada, July 6, 2011.

Get the look for less:

Forever 21 blazer, $27.80; Forever21.com.

T.J. Maxx white blouse, $24.99; at T.J. Maxx retail stores.

Levi’s curve ID ankle skinny jean, $68; at Levi.com.

DV by Dolce Vita wedges, $79; piperlime.com.

Fantasy Jewelry Box ring, $39.95; fantasyjewelrybox.com.

Look #5:  Issa dress worn by Middleton for the couple’s engagement announcement at St. James Palace, Nov. 16, 2010.

Get the look for less:

BCBG Max Azria ruz pleated jersey dress, $134.10; theoutnet.com.

Calvin Klein Collection kit pointed suede pumps, $153; theoutnet.com.

Fantasy Jewelry Box, earrings and necklace, $49.95 (each), ring, $39.95; fantasyjewelrybox.com.

DKNY Hosiery, prices vary; dkny.com.

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It turns out even when pregnant all a supermodel needs is a few well placed jewels. In a new ad for the Vivaria jewelry line, Victoria’s Secret model Alessandra Ambrosio traded in push-up bras for diamonds.

Ambrosio, who is visibly pregnant with her second child, posed wearing little besides a few rings, bracelets and earrings from the Vivaria line. Shot by photographers Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott, the campaign is one of the few jobs Ambrosio has taken on while pregnant.

However, even a supermodel has to pay the bills and Ambrosio plans on hitting the catwalk again after her son is born.

“I already have jobs planned for afterwards, so hopefully will be back in shape,” she told British Vogue.

Ambrosio, who already has a daughter Anja, revealed last month on Facebook that she and her husband are expecting a boy, writing, “We really tried to keep it a surprise but we were too anxious! Soon, we will have a little boy to rock our world!!”

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Heidi Klum is baring it all in a cover shoot for Allure magazine’s May issue.

Klum, a mother of four, said she had no issue with posing nude.

“I think you just have to be comfortable in your skin,” said the 38-year old.  “But I’m a nudist in any case, I’ve never had a problem with my body and I don’t really care what people think.”

She told the magazine she has never had any cosmetic surgery.

“Ask me again when I’m 65, but I’m proud to be able to say, in this day and age, I haven’t doesn’t anything,” she said.  “Everyone has a view of what’s pretty and what’s not pretty, and [surgery] just doesn’t look pretty to me.”

She discusses Seal, her husband of seven years from whom she just filed for divorce.

“If I had to go back in time and say, ‘I could have changed this or that…’ No. I don’t resent anything that ever happened,” she said. “Things just turn out the way they turn out.”

She also discusses her years before becoming a Victoria’s Secret model, saying she did not model in fashion shows and was rejected by her Project Runway co-host Michael Kors in her 20s.

The issue will be available April 24.