In a format similar to The Voice, which like Oxygen is a property of NBC Universal, Campbell along with two other as-yet-to-be-named supermodel coaches will guide teams of aspiring models as they compete to become the spokesperson for a national brand, also yet to be named.

Unlike The Voice, however, Christina Aguilera won’t be the only bitch on the block.

Through it all, the model hopefuls will be exposed to some of the industry’s top photographers, stylists and designers; perhaps even noted fashion photographer Nigel Barker and at least one of the J’s since their schedules are looking a little light these days.

“I am looking forward to working in partnership with Oxygen and [producer] Shine America to discover the next beautiful face of the modeling world,” Campbell said of the series. “With The Face the audience will get a real insider’s look at this exciting industry that has been so good to me.”

Personally, I can’t wait for Naomi to find the next beautiful face so she can gently cup it in her delicate hands before pummeling it mercilessly with her Blackberry. If it isn’t already written into her contract that she’ll reserve the right to do so…it’ll be even better to watch someone try to stop her.

I dare them. [Chicago Tribune, THR]

I love shopping of obviously and in Amsterdam you have lots of different shops and boutiques. The places where you can find cute and exclusive items are in the little streets near the canals in the centre of Amsterdam. It’s so hard to choose only three but if I must narrow it down I would say:

"This is a fun little boutique in the 9 streets (this is a part of Amsterdam with 9 parallel streets full of independent boutiques in the centre of Amsterdam). To me The Darling is definitely one of my favorite shopping spots because of the bags, the jewelry and the cupcakes (edible ones!). They also sell clothing."

"This is a very affordable brand from Denmark; they have chain stores located in different countries in Europe and in the Middle East. In Amsterdam there’s a big NewYorker store located in the ‘Nieuwedijk’ street (main shopping street in the centre of Amsterdam). What I love about the store is that you can find fashion for such affordable prices that are very stylish and look almost like designer stuff if you mix & match it the right way with items from other brands!"

"This is literally designer shoe heaven. Even when the store is closed I find myself drooling at the window with these delicious shoe snacks displayed in front of me. It’s quite expensive because they mainly sell designer shoes but if you’re planning a trip to Amsterdam do it during sale time because they reduce the prices so much that it becomes (sort of) affordable! The store is located in the ‘Leidsestraat’."

"My favorite Dutch designer at the moment is Dennis Diem. At the last edition of Amsterdam fashion week I was sitting front row at his show and I was blown away by his ‘Fool’s Gold’ collection. Gorgeous corsets, chiffon dresses and golden chains everywhere! Even Miss J. Alexander from ANTM attended the show in Amsterdam (he helped out the models with their walks)."

"In Amsterdam people are pretty fashionable in the streets so everyone really has their own style, you see a lot of different trends mixed up. But lately I think that a wave of jungle prints has taken over Amsterdam. You see a lot of python and leopard prints (witch I both happen to love!). I think the mainstream will just add a touch of jungle to their outfit, like an iPhone sleeve or a belt, but the real fashionistas go all the way and wear leopard wedge boots or (fake) leather python leggings. Or gloves with an animal print, fabulous!"

"I’m French so I love to go to Paris three or four times a year. Although I was born and raised in Amsterdam, Paris is really my second home! Usually I travel there with my sister, Alizia. I love to go shopping, eating in little restaurants (people go out a lot in Paris) and just wander the streets and discover new places. Also I get to see my dad who lives there, and my cousins. Paris makes me feel alive! I just love that I can speak French when I’m there (I miss that sometimes in Amsterdam). I’m heading there for Christmas again with my sister, can’t wait!"

"If you were in Amsterdam for 24 hours you should go shopping in the 9 streets like I mentioned before. Have lunch at George in Amsterdam-South (sort of the upper side of Amsterdam). Also you need to take a walk trough the Vondel Park (famous park of Amsterdam) where everyone hangs out. In the summer people chill in the grass, listen music, have a picnic or barbecue and in the winter you can walk trough the snow (cover yourself because it’s very cold) & drink some hot coco, and you will still see a lot of people! The park is really a place where you can spot cool street styles. Everyone is dressed ‘casually-chic’. If you’re in to art you should definitely check out the museum square where three different museums are located, like for instance the Van Gogh Museum. If you’re only interested in fashion there’s even a museum for you! Check out the Bag Museum located at the ‘Herengracht’ where you can see 500 years of bag history in one building. Also, you should have dinner at Pata Negra (Spanish tapas) in the ‘Utrechtsestraat’. The location has a good ambience and really delicious food! In this same street there are lots of little bars and shops you should check out. Have drinks in the afternoon at my favorite spot Bar Italia. If you want to go to a nightclub then you should go to Jimmy Woo (pictured above), just make sure you’re on the guest list they’re kind of selective with whom they let in. Or check out De Kring for a more relaxed vibe, eclectic beats & artistic/fashion people. I you still have an hour then take a canal tour (boat stations are located everywhere near Central station). It’s a beautiful sight to see all the little canal houses and learn a little bit about the history from Amsterdam."

Photo: Refinery29

- Dov Charney has been accused of behavior even despicable by his loose, scumbaggy standards. What could that possibly be, you ask? How’s about subjecting a young girl to sex slavery for her 18th birthday (allegations AA denies). Happy Birthday — slip on this muzzle!…The Charlie Sheen Story. [Racked]

- “Artist” Richie Budd has encased a bunch of not completely unattractive frat boys behind Plexiglass in the exhibition, “Come on Guy” (one must assume) for the sake of art. And also for the sake of perverts who have been banned from every other peepshow in town. [Refinery 29]

- Kate Middleton to wear Alexander McQueen at wedding? Reportedly, the princess-bride-to-be consulted British Vogue‘s EIC, Alexandra Shulman over the momentous gown. All hail the McQueen! [The Cut]

- Matthew Morrison‘s album art was clearly dug up from a never released early-90s Richard Marxx project. Meanwhile, shelve this easy listening snoozefest and give me Amber Riley‘s record, ASAP. [Just Jared]

- Kanye West will not be attending Central Saint Martins after all, it seems. According to a CSM spokesperson: ”He isn’t coming to study the MA course but he did visit the college regarding a separate issue last week.” I hope that “separate issue” involves renaming the college Central Saint Kanyes. [Vogue.co.uk]

- Recession, resmession! Is there even a recession anymore/does anyone even care? Well Michael Kors certainly could give two shits. He’s opened his largest store in the world: a sprawling 7,000 square feet in Paris. [NYT]

- And at the Paris opening of his new store, Mary J. Blige “confirmed a year-old report that she will portray Nina Simone in an upcoming biopic” by covering a Simone classic. I’m officially starting my Oscar pool early this year. [NYT]

- Miss J. Alexander once famously said (on one of the 62 cycles of Top Model): “Fashion has no sympathy or empathy.” Well, if you’re John Galliano, that may not be absolutely true. [The Cut]

- Walking lab experiment James Franco has been tooling around with supermodel Agyness Deyn and has uploaded some of their kooky exploits on the Twitter. [Oh No They Didn't!]

TIM GUNN: Be honest, who doesn’t love fashion consultant and Project Runway mentor Tim Gunn? As the chair of fashion design at Parsons The New School For Design and host of Tim Gunn’s Guide to Style, it is safe to say that this man really knows his fashion shtik. Gunn’s fashion advice always leads to the polished and classy. He’ll help you accentuate your features, hide your flaws and “make it work.”

NOLE MARIN: Former jude on America’s Next Top Model and current editor/stylist for Elle, Nole Marin too has a leg up on the industry. The guy has even worked with the average Joe, providing fashion advice and makeovers for desperate teens on MTV’s Made. Marin might not be the most edgy stylist out there, but he knows what is current and he knows how to style the average body.

MISS J. ALEXANDER: Sometimes it is hard to take Miss J seriously, a grown man in makeup, pigtails and sometimes stilettos, but as runway coach, judge and consultant on America’s Next Top Model, his advice is always spot on. He might be cocky and brash, but Miss J knows what women look good in and how they should “work it.” Trust his attitude, a confident look is always the best look.

RACHEL ZOE: If your goal is to look like a celebrity, then Rachel Zoe is the stylist for you. Noted for working with prominent celebrities like Cameron Diaz, Mischa Barton and Demi Moore as well as her Bravo TV show, The Rachel Zoe Project, Zoe has all tips for glamour and sophistication.

CRISTINA EHRLICH AND ESTEE STANLEY: You may not have heard of them, but this duo may very well be the most demanded stylists in the celebrity scope. They’ve made Penelope Cruz and Nicole Richie look like a million bucks, but even so, they know how to dress on a budget. Take their expertise and pay attention to details, buy high quality classic pieces, wear a variety of silhouettes and build off of a simple piece.

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