Some student designer at The Parsons Fashion Benefit took Leona Lewis’ “Bleeding Love” a bit too seriously. Ok, I’ll admit, that was a bit graphic, but this has got to be the ugliest and most disturbing runway look I’ve seen in quite some time. Let’s just hope that this isn’t one being sold at Debut in June…I mean, hey, give me a month and I could produce the same look, all natural. I’m sorry, that was disgusting. 

Thanks Trend de la Creme!

Singer Leona Lewis is reportedly in the beginning phases of not only designing a vegan clothing line, but also launching a fragrance.

A fan of animal rights, Lewis is said to be working with ethical German brand LR to produce the eponymous scent.

No word on a release date now, but Leona joins a dozen other pop stars with fragrance lines (Britney, Christina, J. Lo, etc.)

From The Sun.

Street art has gotten smart in Berlin.

An adbuster reminds train riders about the heavy use of Photoshop in ads and magazines, picking on Britney Spears, Leona Lewis, and Christina Aguilera.

Train station photos from Flickr.

And the Glamour Women Of The Year Award goes to… Kate Beckinsale.

At the awards show, Kate (above at the awards), 34, won for best film actress. Beautiful, sweet, very deserving Kate!

Other notable winners include:
Editor’s Special Award – Lily Allen
Entrepreneur – Kate Moss
Newcomer – Hayden Panettiere
UK Solo Artist – Leona Lewis
Band – The Spice Girls

Okay, first of all, how is Kate Moss and entrepreneur? I give her credit for cleaning up her act (as much as she could) and making a huge comeback into modeling, but just because the model thinks she’s a designer (her collection for Topshop didn’t do too well) doesn’t mean she’s an entrepreneur.

Is Hayden the newcomer of the year because she showed her back in a photoshoot and maintains a daily column on Parez Hilton and The Superficial.

And The Spice Girls? Really, were there no other bands nominated? Uh, I give up…