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Though Heidi Klum appears to be smitten with her bodyguard turned boyfriend Martin Kirsten, the “Project Runway” host doesn’t plan to walk down the aisle anytime soon — or ever.

In the February issue of Marie Claire, Klum revealed that she doesn’t want to marry again, even though she and her ex-husband Seal publicly renewed their wedding vows every year.

“I don’t think so. No. No,” Klum said. “I wanted to keep the memory of our wedding alive every year, that’s why I thought it would be fun to get married over and over. But now I don’t think it’s that important. I’m not angry about anything, but I don’t think I will. Maybe if I’m with someone for 15 or 20 years, and we do it in our old age as a fun thing to do … But I don’t have the urgency anymore.”

Klum, 39, filed for divorce from singer Seal last April. They have four children together, one from Klum’s previous relationship with Italian businessman Flavio Briatore.

“People say, ‘Oh, God, how devastating to go through a divorce. Did I wish for this to happen to my family? No. But everyone is healthy; we’re moving on with our lives,” Klum said. “If someone got [very sick], God forbid, that would be a real problem. It’s not what I wanted – it’s not what anyone wanted – but it’s not a real problem.”

RELATED: Heidi Klum Calls Seal Divorce ‘Horrible’

The supermodel also opened up about her bedroom philosophy and getting “crazy” between the sheets.

“Some people are more experimental in bed and others are more boring,” Klum said. “If you are wild and crazy, bring it on so the other person is well aware that you have little devil horns that come out every once in a while. It’s good to make an effort to dress up sometimes, to do things outside of the norm.”

And whether things work out with Kirsten or not, Klum has no interest in being a “cougar.”

“I can understand why a woman finds a young man attractive, because the truth is that when men get older, their shape changes,” she said. “Younger men train more, and when the clothes come off, it is nice to look at a sexy, ripped body. But I am realistic. I’m turning 40 next year; I don’t think I could deal with waking up next to a 25-year-old.”

RELATED: Heidi Klum, Seal, and 10 More Nasty Hollywood Divorces

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Andrej Pejic is a 6-foot-one male model who models both men’s and women’s fashions. At New York Fashion Week in February 2011, he walked in five shows for men and four for women. The 21-year-old has become a muse for Jean Paul Gaultier, who has described Pejic’s look as “other­worldly beauty.”

Born in Bosnia shortly before the Bosnian War, Pejic immigrated to Australia with his family when he was 8.  He was discovered in Melbourne, Australia, but told he would have difficulty finding work. After graduating from high school, Pejic moved to London and his career took off when he began posing as both male and female.

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“I guess professionally I’ve left my gender open to artistic interpretation,” he told New York magazine in 2011.

Pejic, who’s modeled for French Vogue, shocked the world in May 2011 when he appeared shirtless on the cover of Dossier Journal. Barnes & Noble covered the magazine in stores because it was considered scandalous.

In the Elle shoot, Pejic models both male and female looks, dressed in head-to-toe Gaultier, according to the New York Daily News. Pejic is known for his long, platinum blonde locks but he trades them in on the cover for a black bob.

“I know people want me to sort of defend myself, to sit here and be like, ‘I’m a boy, but I wear makeup sometimes.’ But, you know, to me, it doesn’t really matter,” Pejic told New York Magazine. “I don’t really have that sort of strong gender identity — I identify as what I am.”

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Courtesy Rosie Pope Maternity

Kate Middleton arguably has the most famous baby bump in the world, which begs the question of what maternity fashions she’ll wear while pregnant.

“Kate is going to look fabulous fashion-wise when she’s pregnant,” said Victoria Arbiter, ABC News’ Royal contributor.  “You can expect it to be very chic, very stylish, very trim.”

Rosie Pope of Rosie Pope Maternity joined “Good Morning America” today to talk about four of the hottest maternity looks Kate is expected to favor during her pregnancy.

Tailored Dresses

Kate will continue her royal work while she’s pregnant, health permitting, and she will turn to dresses she enjoyed before her pregnancy that are not too low-cut or form-fitting to her body.  Pope said she will probably stay away from stretchy cotton, which can look too casual.

Jackets

Pope recommends wearing jackets because pregnant women suffer from hot and cold flashes due to changing hormone levels. Slim-fitting jackets are best, creating a perfect silhouette even with enough space for the growing bump to show. This is where you can invest, as this key item in your wardrobe will last you well after the baby has arrived.

Lace

Pregnancy can be a very romantic time for many couples, and lace exemplifies this. Elegant, timeless and breathable fabric works best for dealing with hot flashes. A V-neck is flattering and draws attention to your face.

Plaid

Kate has a fondness for plaid, part of the classically British prep look. Plaid creates an optical illusion of thinness as well, which is great for a growing bump.

As creative director for Elle magazine, Joe Zee has an insider’s look at what’s hot in fashion long before the trends hit the stores.

Today Zee stopped by “Good Morning America” to give a sneak peek at what’s “in” and “out” for 2013.

Read below to find out the three trends Zee says will be everywhere in the New Year, as well as the four staple items every woman should have in her wardrobe.

Joe Zee’s 2013 Fashion Trends

TREND #1:  LACE

Lace was huge on the runways for spring.  Valentino, Giambattista Valli, Bottega Veneta and Burberry were some of the best examples. It is definitely a return to delicate, feminine dressing.  I love the idea of lace detailing on skirts, pants and coats. Lace tops are great to pair with a structured blazer to offset the sweetness. A super easy way to integrate the lace trend into spring is a lace tight!

On model:  Erdem blue lace long sleeve top and blue lace over yellow snakeskin-paneled full skirt.

TREND #2:  JAILHOUSE STRIPES

Sixties graphic prints like stripes and checkerboard were huge on the spring runways. Most notable were the Marc Jacobs and Louis Vuitton shows, both designed by Marc Jacobs. Strong prints were sent down the runway in all silhouettes, from gowns to minis to suit sets.  The best way to integrate this into your spring wardrobe is piece by piece. A strong jacket or blazer pairs well with a dark jean or cropped pant where as a skirt or pant goes well with a classic button down or a super soft t-shirt in black or white.  You can keep your whole outfit graphic and on trend without turning into an optical illusion!

On model: Marc Jacobs black-and-white striped blazer and skirt.

TREND #3:  90′s GRUNGE

We saw grunge in a different way this past show season at Dries Van Noten, Ashish, Anna Sui and 3.1 Phillip Lim. It is equal parts slouchy and girly with a great mix of patterns and proportions. It’s about a balance of texture and toughness. We loved Phillip Lim’s show where he showed soft floral with structured, reinterpreted biker jackets.

For spring, layer a great knit over a delicate dress and add a great boot. Mixing prints like floral and plaid with a solid in between is also a great way to step into this trend!

On model:  3.1 Phillip Lim floral dress and textured biker jacket.

Joe Zee’s Four Wardrobe Must-Haves

1) A black leather moto jacket.  This is an Elle wardrobe staple for all seasons.  Leather adds great texture and toughness to almost all pieces of a woman’s wardrobe. Cool with jeans, pencil skirts or over dresses. We saw spring-weight leather at many shows this past season – always a great investment piece.

2) Skinny dark jeans (slim cut).  Denim finds its way onto every runway season and it’s why it’s on our trend list each season. Dark denim is seasonless and a necessary addition for spring. Pair it with a blazer or leather and add accessories to go from day to night.

3) A blouse or skirt with ruffle detail.  Ruffles and romantic details were huge this spring! Tone it down with a ruffle detail on a blouse for a bit of romance without being overwhelming.

4) A structured blazer.  Another major trend this past spring was suiting. We love the idea of breaking up a suit to still keep it cool! Pair it with jeans and a t-shirt to keep the ease.

But as for New Year’s Eve, people just want one last reason to celebrate, and “Good Morning America” has tracked down two of the hottest trends to help you ring in the New Year just like the stars, equipped with your own personal makeup artist and entourage following you around to make you feel famous.

After all, New Year’s Eve isn’t the night for your same old beauty routine. That’s where makeup bars, the hottest trend since the smoky eye, come in handy.

“It’s actually like having your own personal makeup artist at your own vanity,” Allison Conrad, president of Blushington Makeup and Beauty Lounge, told ABC News.

There’s no pressure to buy expensive products here,  no need to even make an appointment. It’s all about red carpet-worthy makeup applied in under an hour by a professional makeup artist.

A lot of women may wonder why they’d pay to have someone else apply their makeup when they could just do it themselves at home for free.

“It’s really a skill that makeup artists have that us normal people do not possess,” Conrad said.

Makeup bars are popping up around the country, from Blushington in Los Angeles, to BlushBaby in Atlanta.

But it’s not just about the New Year’s glitz. These makeup bars offer the full treatment, from eyelash extensions to air-brushed foundation. And with a price tag of about $40 you can go out feeling like you have Jennifer Lopez’s golden glow and Kim Kardashian’s lush lashes.

But the party doesn’t stop there.

Adam Swart is the founder of Crowds on Demand, what he calls a “rent a crowd service.”

“Once you have 10, 15 people with cameras, everyone else is going to crowd around,” said Swart.

Some tourists are willing to pay $8,999 for a crowd to follow them shopping, or for $4,999 you could get a paparazzi posse and fake fans to meet you at the airport. But if you’re working on a tighter budget, for a mere $2,999 you can hire a crowd to follow you on a date.

“We give everybody the ability to live like an A-Lister,” Swart explained.

Some up and coming celebrities actually use this bizarre service for career advancement.

“I’d guess you could say B-List celebrities who want a lot of attention when they’re going mainly in Beverly Hills or Hollywood,” said Swart.

Just imagine having your very own entourage paid to flatter you and laugh at all your jokes. Even if you’re no up and coming celebrity, you sure can pay to feel like one on New Year’s Eve.

The even better news is that you can ring in 2013 looking like a million bucks without breaking the bank.  Bergamotto visited ” Good Morning America” today to show us the best New Year’s Eve looks, all for $100 or less.

Mary’s Look: Total Cost, $99

ASOS jeweled dress, $72, asos.com

Patent heels, $22, forever21.com

Thrift store clutch, $5

Cady’s Look: Total Cost, $99.80

LC by Lauren Conrad dress, $40.80, kohls.com

Brash wedge heels, $24, payless.com

Drop earrings, $10, thatsfoxy.com

Boden clutch, $25, boden.com

Katherine’s Look:  Total Cost, $100

Comein dress, $40, pixiemarket.com

Forever 21 heels, $18, forever21.com

Silver cuff, $24, thatsfoxy.com

Aldo clutch, $18, zappos.com

Petula’s Look:  Total Cost, $100.97

City Studio knit dress, $34, macys.com

Boots, $27, payless.com

Shelley necklace, $14.97, c21stores.com

Street Level clutch, $25, overstock.com

Web Extra Looks:

• Sequined Stripes Body Con dress, $24.80, forever21.com
• Lily Contrast Collar Lace Love Sleeve Shift dress, $40, boohoo.com
• Multiprint dress, $49.99, shop.mango.com
• ASOS Midi dress, $38.70, us.asos.com

When stars like Emma Stone, Cameron Diaz and Sofia Vergara appear as pictures of perfection at awards shows and premieres they’ve typically paid a team of makeup and hair artists to prep their look and a stylist to make sure they are wearing the perfect gown and accessories.

READ MORE: Shapewear to Look Slimmer Instantly

While high-profile stylists like Rachel Zoe are a secret weapon limited to Hollywood’s A-list, the good news is that new companies are offering everyday women a chance to have their own personal stylist.

The even-better news is that the stylists can come to you without breaking your bank account.

“We can take somebody who doesn’t have any confidence and give them all the confidence in the world,” Allison Berlin, the founder of Style Made Simple, told ABC News‘ Paula Faris.  “It’s extremely rewarding.”

Berlin’s New York City-based styling company services individual and corporate clients, offering everything from classes on styling to personal wardrobe edits, styling by phone and the Web and in-store and in-home private fittings.

Berlin brought in a member of her styling team, Samantha Brown, to help Liz Yale, a client who lacked confidence in her wardrobe.

“I actually have the same top in five colors,” Yale told Brown.  “It wasn’t really representative of what I wanted to look like, that I was essentially wearing the same thing every day.”

Brown helped Yale with step one of the personal styling process, a closet overhaul in which she estimates she got rid of nearly 20 percent of her wardrobe.

Then Brown shared the three fashion tips that every person, with or without a stylist, should know.

1) Buy two pairs of your favorite jeans or pants.  Hem one pair to wear with heels and hem the other pair to wear with flats.

2) Look thinner by accentuating the smallest part of your body – often your waist – and keep it as the focal point.

3) Fit is everything so befriend a good tailor.

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Darwin, the rhesus macaque monkey who made global headlines when he was photographed wearing a shearling coat outside of an Ikea in Canada earlier this month, has been recognized as one of the year’s highlights of fashion.

In a review of the top 10 fashion highlights of 2012 published on Tuesday by The Guardian Newspaper, fashion writer Lauren Cochrane named the rise in popularity of the midriff, the growing demand for high fashion in China and older models on the high-fashion catwalk as standouts of the year.

And then, there were the animals. She acknowledged that the year had featured notable celebrity pets, including designer Karl Lagerfeld’s pampered cat, Choupette, and reality TV star Kim Kardashian’s late cat, Mercy.

“And yet they were all trumped by Darwin, the monkey who wandered into a Canadian branch of Ikea in a very smart sheepskin coat, instantly stealing the crown for most fashionable pet. Animals really do the funniest things,” Cochrane wrote.

MORE: Coat-Wearing Monkey Captured in Ikea Parking Lot

Darwin captured the world’s attention when he escaped from his owner’s car while she shopped at Ikea in Toronto on Dec. 9.  Amazed shoppers spotted the diaper-and-coat-clad animal and took pictures.

The store’s staffers cornered the animal until officials from the city’s Animal Services Department arrived on the scene and took the tiny, 7-month-old primate to a sanctuary, where he’ll remain indefinitely.

His owner, Yasmin Nakhuda, staged a protest on Wednesday in a bid to get Darwin – her “child,” she said – returned to her.

RELATED: Designer Karl Lagerfeld Spoils Cat Choupette With 2 Maids, iPad

The image of a monkey in the midst of an Ikea parking lot quickly went viral, inspiring the hashtag #ikeamonkey, its own Twitter handle, @IkeaMonkey, a meme of Photoshopped pictures and newsfeeds full of humorous tweets.

WATCH: Ikea Monkey Now Behind Bars

Lori Bergamotto, appeared on “Good Morning America” today to discuss how people can slim down for the holidays – or look like it —  using the latest in shapewear.

Bergamotto offered four different shapewear solutions for the toughest problem areas.

Problem Area: Back Fat

Solution: The Spanx Bra-Vo Bra, $72, from Spanx. The bra smoothes out any lumps and bumps with a lightweight power mesh. The molded cups and underwire offer strong support, and the bra is available in sizes up to 44DDD.

Lindsay’s Complete Look

Banana Republic skirt, $79.50

Joe Fresh turtleneck, $29

The Limited loafer pump, $44.50

Problem Area: Belly Bulges

Solution: Yummie Tummie Meital Bottom, $33, from the Heather Thompson line. The Meital Bottom lets the wearer show off an hourglass figure by slimming their bellies, shaping their hips and lifting their derrieres. It doesn’t roll, ride, pinch or slip. This undergarment can be worn under a dress, skirt or pants. Pair it with the Tsipora Tank from the same line for complete coverage.

Ashlie’s Complete Look

LOFT sweater dress, $79.50

Coldwater Creek blouse, $62.99

Enzo Angiolini ankle boot, $76.97

Problem Area: Muffin Top

Solution: Control It! Firm Control Cami, $28, from Maidenform. This shiny, high waist camisole offers a sophisticated way to secretly slim, shape and smooth the body.

 Kendra’s Complete Look

Mango jacket, $39.95

The Limited tank, $49.90,

Banana Republic denim leggings, $89.50

Seychelles pumps, $88

Problem Area: Thigh Fat

Solution: Not Your Daughter’s Slimming Jeans, $104, from NYDJ.com. These jeans allow wearers to be comfortable and stylish at the same time. Not Your Daughter’s Jeans says its product features lift tuck technology to make the wear look a full size smaller.

Amanda’s Complete Look

L.L. Bean plaid shirt, $39.95

H&M sweater, $34.95

Minnetonka moccasins, $68.99

Sure, you could get your Spielberg-loving grandparent the “Jaws” DVD, or give the Gaga-phile in your life a box set. But why not gift them with something they probably wouldn’t find on their own?

Marilyn iPhone Case by Incase

Celebrate two icons in a snap. This iPhone 4 Snap Case features a stunning collage of Marilyn Monroe portraits by pop art pioneer Andy Warhol. Head to Fab.com for other Marilyn themed products, like Mac Book sleeves and a tote bag. ($39.95, Fab)

Movie Posters by Claudia Varosio 

Artist Claudia Varosio’s commemorates films like “Jaws,” “Anchorman,” and “E.T.” in these original, whimsical prints. All posters are printed by a professional print service on premium archival lustre paper that’s both water- and fade-resistant. ($44, Fab)

Celebrity-Curated Beauty Products via Birchbox

For the holidays, Birchbox launched a celebrity-curated shop to benefit Art of Elysium, a non-profit that encourages actors to spend time with children battling medical conditions. The organization’s supporters hand picked beauty, grooming, and lifestyle products that you can buy. Get Jamie-Lynn Sigler’s favorite shine spray, “True Blood” star Kristin Bauer van Straten’s go-to face wash, or this gorgeous flatiron that Rumer Willis uses on her locks. (amika flatiron, $125, Birchbox)

Icons: Celeb Snaps From Famed Fashion Photogs

This book is a must for the coffee table of any fashion photography fan. Markus Klinko and Indrani have been snapping celebrities like Beyonce, Jay-Z, Lady Gaga, David Bowie, and Naomi Campbell for nearly 20 years. “Icons” features 250 of their stunning photographs along with anecdotes from their shoots. ($16.50, Amazon)

Red Carpet Worthy Bling by BaubleBar

Maybe you can’t afford the gems celebrities rock on the red carpet (most of the time, they can’t either — those Fred Leighton stunners are usually borrowed). Get the next best thing at BaubleBar, where designers craft stunning pieces of jewelry that won’t burn a hole in your wallet. This Gold Swing Necklace comes with a set of matching bangles, and at the price BaubleBar’s selling it for, you can pick up another gift set (or two) for yourself.  ($84, BaubleBar)