Oh yes! Another segment of catwalk meets cat fight!

Janice Dickinson went on another anti-Tyra Banks rant this week and for kicks and giggles she bashed Anna Wintour too.

The former America's Next Top Model judge slammed the editor-in-chief over Vogue's new health initiative, which Tyra has praised twice, saying it's merely a publicity stunt.

Dickinson barked in Fox News' Pop Tarts column:

“Please, look at Anna Wintour, she’s thinner than thin. This new rule, I just don’t buy it."

As for what Janice thinks about Tyra's massive firings, she said:

"Tyra has fired everybody, she’ll keep firing people, she’s soulless, she’s heartless and she’s cold.”

Dayum! Them some fighting words! Didn't your mommy teach you if you don't have anything nice to say, don't say anything at all? Our guess is no!

And that ends our JaniceOpinionBlast™…for now!

[Image via Nikki Nelson/WENN.]

Ooh la la!

French fashion house Louis Vuitton, was crowned the world's most valuable luxury brand for the seventh consecutive year!

According to Millward Brown Optimor's BrandZ study, the LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton-owned label's worth increased 7% since 2011 to $25.9 billion.

Ballllin!

It's so hard to stay on top, unless you're Louis Vuitton!

[Image via Robert Wallace/WENN.]

No more working as Kris Humphries' little sister…or whatever Kaela Humphries' day job was.

Actually, Kim Kardashian's former sister-in-law worked as a medical sales rep, but has decided to quit her job in Minnesota and pack up her things and move to NYC to become a plus-sized model.

Ever since she signed on with Ford Models this year, Kaela says her life has completely changed. She adds:

"I didn’t know about plus-sized modeling, or that you could make a career out of it. It’s competitive out there. Even if I am a plus-size model, I have to be in the best shape for me."

It's obviously working, especially since Kaela has already booked prestigious jobs like with Limited's Eloquii (above).

We're rooting for you, Kaela! Good luck out there.

[Images courtesy of eloquii.]

Cannes went dark…for fashion that is!

Carine Roitfeld hosted the first ever full-scale fashion show at the amfAR Gala on Thursday where models like Kate Upton, Lindsay Wixson and Karolina Kurkova strut their stuff in designer gowns by Roberto Cavalli, Chanel and Versace.

For a fashion show that laced color, it sure was jazzy!

[Image via amfAR]

Katy Perry was looking quite vampy in New York City last night.

The purple-haired Part of Me singer emerged from the depths of her hotel in a sheer and studded black bodycon dress, Christian Louboutin pumps and Versace sunglasses.

Dare we say this look is to die for? Ha!

[Image via FameFlynet Pictures.]

Beth Ditto is sounding off yet again on Karl Lagerfeld's fat comments about Adele.

After the designer made his controversial remarks that Adele was "a little too fat," Beth shared her feelings, defending the multi-Grammy winner.

And, well, now, Beth has gone off again, describing why she thinks he made those remarks:

"First of all, Karl Lagerfeld is not even sane. "Second of all, he's not the end-all, be-all of what he does. He's really talented, but that doesn't mean he's right. Third, Karl Lagerfeld used to be this really fat, eccentric dude. He always had that fat kid fan with him too. To me, only a person who was fat could get away with saying something like that."

Thankfully, Beth moved on to more positive things by talking about setting up her own fashion label.

She explains:

"I really want to do my own line that's ethically made, and I can do whatever the fuck I want with it. I also want to start an online vintage store, kind of like Re/Dress [Brooklyn's now-closed plus-size boutique]. I want to do a buy-the-outfit function, and I want to show how outfits look on all kinds of different body types, even boys and butches."

Yes, yes, yes. Work that creativity, gurl.

[Images via WENN.]

Oh boy…

Vogue Italia's editor Franca Sozzani has been known to make raise questions of race in the past, including producing the magazine's first "Black Issue," and has even claimed that "there's no racism in fashion."

While her statements are usually perceived as more forward-thinking, we have to admit, she made an extremely odd remark on her blog the other day.

She posted:

Yes, that reads, "Why is it still so difficult to have black models on the runway?" when referring to their special issue dedicated to Africa.

Racist? Or just shedding light on a growing problem in the fashion industry?

She then goes on to write:

"At Fashion week in Rio it’s the same old story. White girls, and less than 10% of the models are black. What is the reason for not choosing black girls? They have amazing faces and bodies, and their skin cannot be compared with that of white girls, so even and glowing it is. Why?

This has nothing to do with racism. I am positive about that. I often raise the topic and I am often told that nobody proposes them and that, in any case, there are few good-looking ones. I don’t know what to say. I don’t think there isn’t any scouting going on because I know that competitions are held in Africa to discover new models. Then I also think of all the prejudice that still exists. But not in fashion.

And so? Let’s all make an effort to increase the number of black models on runways and in magazines. I have the feeling I have written so many times on this theme and that I am repeating myself, and begin to sound boring. But how can you stop talking about it, when even in Rio, where Afro-Brazilian girls amount to 50% of the population, white girls are still preferred?

Then you hear someone say that there is no one as beautiful as Naomi. Isn’t she black? Yes, she is, but for the people, and for readers, she is Naomi, period. I can assure you that, although you don’t see thousands of Naomi lookalikes around, there are surely lots of beautiful black girls. Let’s not leave them out of fashion shows, of magazines, of television.

It’s amazing how having a black President and First Lady at the White House is not helping to change people’s mentality. I really don’t mean to oversimplify, but there are truly plenty of black girls around so, as I have said many times, we should give them a chance. This is also a way of "Rebranding Africa".

So, basically, she's told that there are "too few good looking black girls" in the modeling industry.

Hmm? What's that???

You'd think after Vogue Italia's "slave earrings" controversy, she should know better…

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Set your DVRs kittens!

The fashionably fierce Kat Graham is laying down the law with Joan Rivers & Co. on the Fashion Police TONIGHT!

Flip on over to E! at 10/9c for all the fashion sassy-ness! U won't want to miss it!

[Image courtesy of Joan Rivers.]

Tyra Banks is really shaking up the ANTM cast!

After announcing male model Rob Evans will join as a judge and "stylist to the stars" Johnny Wujek will join as a consultant, it's now been revealed that fashion blogger BryanBoy has also signed on to the new season.

Even though he denied the rumor last month, sources confirm that he did agree to a contract for one season.

Since the show is said to be focusing on social media in the new season, this certainly does make sense.

We're not sure how good the chemistry will be, especially with firecracker judge Kelly Cutrone, but we're hoping the new changes will be a good thing.

Otherwise, ANTM could very well be on its last legs…

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Kristen Stewart got all dressed up on Friday for the Cannes premiere of Robert Pattinson's film Cosmopolis.

Not wanting to cause a scene, KStew walked the red carpet sans RPatz, which is a shame because she looked gorge in a red Reem Acra gown with a sexy plunging neckline and lace panels.

Even her makeup looked amazing!

Very impressive Miz Stewart! You should considering doing the 'glamorous' thing more often. It looks good on you!

[Image via Lia Toby/WENN.]