Read my lips: Victoria's Secret model Rosie Huntington-Whiteley plays up her pout backstage at the annual fashion show. The event took place earlier this month and aired on U.S. television last night
What, these lips? Rosie points to her famous pouty mouth
Included in the behind the scenes look was the Victoria's Secret 'angels' talking about the best assets of their fellow models.
British model and the new star of Transformers, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, came in for stick from Adriana Lima, Alessandra Ambrosio and Lily Aldridge - who mimicked her pout for the cameras backstage.
'Rosie is this sex-bomb,' said Adriana. 'She is the sexiest angel ever.'
Backstage giggles: The model and Transformers star relaxed before the show
Added Lily: 'She might be a little naughty!'
Rosie, 23, has been modelling for the American underwear giant since 2006, and was snapped strutting down the New York catwalk wearing a gold and leopardskin bikini and bright turquoise boots.
She also modelled a sheer red and black corset and very revealing see-through red panties.
She was joined on the catwalk by Aldridge, Ambrosio, Karolina Kurkova and a host of other Victoria's Secret beauties.
And as well as 34 sexy models strutting the catwalk the show also featured performances from Katy Perry and Akon.
Katy performed her new single Firework off her Teenage Dream album, while Akon serenaded the models as they walked down the runway with his song Angel, the first single off his upcoming album, Stadium.
Lingerie fans: Paris and Nicky Hilton check out the Victoria's Secret collection
Celebrities spotted in the audience included Gerard Butler and Paris Hilton who was with her sister Nicky and declared: 'I love lingerie and diamonds.'
Victoria’s Secret designer Todd Thomas described the fashions as 'strong, biker chic' while model Candice Swanepoel added: 'It’s all about mixing sexy but still sweet.
'There’s going to be a lot of leather and tatoos…tough, sexy girls.'
Rough angel: Candice Swanepoel models some turquoise blue wings and a heart-shaped red corset
Katy Perry opened this year's Victoria's Secret fashion show in spectacular style tonight.
The singer pulled out all the stops for her performance, which saw her model two eye-popping outfits from designer Todd Thomas.
With her killer curves and penchant for wearing provocative costumes, Katy certainly seemed a natural fit for the famous lingerie label.
Kinky costume: Katy Perry performed at this year's Victoria's Secret show in New York tonight
She's a Teenage Dream: The singer danced around the catwalk in her skimpy outfit
And not to be outdone by the brand's famous 'angels', she took to the catwalk in an incredibly low-cut purple bustier that boasted a big bustle.
She also cavorted around in a yellow PVC covered in pink hearts and thigh-high black boots.
The 26-year-old, who married comedian Russell Brand last month, sang a crowd-pleasing medley of her hits, including Teenage Dream, Hot N Cold and California Gurls.
Catwalk queen: The 24-year-old sang a medley of her hits, including Teenage Dream, Hot N Cold and California Gurls
Cup runneth over: Katy donned an incredibly low-cut purple bustier
Akon also performed at the show, singing his new single Angel.
Of the models, he said: 'You see them in person, it's like a whole other thing. They're amazing, they're beautiful.'
The lingerie show drew plenty of famous faces, including Debbie Harry, Serena Williams, Adrian Grenier, Nicky and Paris Hilton and Tyson Beckford.
Frock star: The singer changed into a PVC dress and thigh-high black boots
Look at me! The singer did her best to stay centre of attention
Take a bow: Katy was joined by Akon, who performed his new song Angel
Victoria's Secret 'angel' Adriana Lima, 29, opened the show in a giant set of wings, making her return to the catwalk for the first time since giving birth to daughter Valentina a year ago.
Her first fashion show for Victoria's Secret was in 1998 and since being contracted as an 'angel' in 2000.
'To be back in shape for the fashion show, it wasn't easy for me,' she told USA Today backstage. 'I really worked very hard.'
Flying high: Victoria's Secret angel Alessandra Ambrosio emerged in an amazing set of wings
Bling it on: Adriana Lima modeled her favourite $2 million fantasy bra by Damiani
Weapon of mass distraction The bra containing more than 3,000 jewels and took six craftsmen 1,500 hours of work to complete
The brunette, who gained 50lbs during her pregnancy, certainly looked back on form as she modelled the $2 million fantasy diamond bra she first debuted last month.
Designed in collaboration with Italian jeweller Damiani, and containing more than 3,000 jewels, the piece took six craftsmen 1,500 hours of work to complete.
Adriana was joined by Alessandra Ambrosio, Karolina, Chanel Iman, Candice Swanepoel, Isabel Goulart and Selita Ebank.
More than meets the eye: Transformers star Rosie Huntington-Whiteley retunred to her modelling roots
Red hot: Rosie also modelled a sheer corset and panties
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley also took a break from acting to return to her modelling roots.
The 23-year-old British blonde, who dates actor Jason Statham, has been busy filming Transformers 3 this year alongside Shia LeBouf.
Karolina Kurkova, 26, who wore an animal print set with peacock wings, admits that keeping a Victoria's Secret-worthy figure is tough.
'I try to eat organic all the time,' Kurkova said. 'I don't eat white sugar, white flour, processed food.'
Hips don't lie: Julia Stegner wore an incredible creation that featured exaggerated hips and plenty of ruffles
All aflutter: Candice Swanepoel sent pulses racing in wings and a white and gold lingerie set
All dressed up: Candace Swanepoel looked like a milkmaid
There were a few notable absences from the parade.
Heidi Klum this year decided to bow out of her affiliation with the Victoria's Secret label after 13 years.
'Obviously, it's different,' said Ambrosio, when asked about Klum's departure. 'I miss the way she walks and her laugh and her personality,' Lima said.
Way to make an entrance: Lais Ribeiro strutted down the runway along with 'warrior' male models
Proud as a peacock: Karolina Kurkova turned a few heads in her feathered ensemble
Miranda Kerr, who is expecting her first child with actor Orlando Bloom, sat the night out too.
Pregnant Doutzen Kroes, who married to DJ/producer Sunnery James this week, was also understandably otherwise engaged.
The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show screens on CBS on November 30 in the U.S.
Pink carpet: Katy arrived shortly before Paris and Nicky Hilton
Parisian chic: Keira Knightley, left, and Lily Allen do demure at Chanel's Spring/Summer 2011 show
It's not hard to see why Karl Lagerfeld chose Lily Allen and Keira Knightley as his muses.
The trendy girls were the epitome of understated chic at the Chanel show today, both looking effortlessly cool in the French label at the Grand Palais.
A pregnant Lily, due next year, was sporting opaque tights, black dress and tweed coat, glowing as she made her way to the front row.
Keira, sporting a chic new chestnut bob, opted for beige dress and black tweed blazer.
Also in attendance were models Claudia Schiffer and French Chanel muse Vanessa Paradis.
Hair today: Keira shows off her sleek new bob
Actress Rachel Bilson brightened up the monochrome show in a pastel dress. The style icon has been a major fixture on the Paris circuit with her flawless wardrobe.
The stunning collection was a hit as Vogue proclaimed it the only show worth watching.
The magazine Tweeted: 'Don't really want to see another show after Chanel, it was so amazing, anything else might feel flat'.
The impressive set, modeled on a Versailles garden, made for a complicated runway - taking models a good five minutes to walk across.
For an on-trend twist, male model Brad and his son, Hudson, 2, captured the ladies' hearts as he made his catwalk debut in matching Chanel jackets.
It seems Lagerfeld has cottoned on to the real stars of fashion - children - after Willow Smith and Suri Cruise have overtaken even their celebrity parents in popularity.
Former muse Ines de la Fressange, who was greeted with wild applause, took to the catwalk sporting a black chiffon gown.
Fashion forward: Claudia Schiffer, Vanessa Paradis and Rachel Bilson also attend the show
De la Fressange was the first model to sign an exclusive deal with the fashion house in the 1980s.
The designer/model duo had a falling out however after de la Fressange posed for the Marianne bust, a patriotic symbol displayed all over France.
Lagerfeld condemned the decision and the pair parted ways.
Back to black: Ines de la Fressange, left, models the Gothic trend for next summer
Wow factor: The impressive set at the was modelled on Versailles at the Grand Palais museum
The mother of two teenage daughters said it was the first time she'd walked for Chanel in 21 years.
The show was a roaring success with many industry insiders wondering how Chanel would top last season's arctic- themed show.
But the moth-eaten suits, hotpants and statement jewelery were the perfect compliment to the spectacular setting.
Star of the show: Model Brad, with his two-year-old old son who makes his catwalk debut, left, and designer Karl Lagerfeld with original Chanel muse Ines de la Fressange
Grey, pastels and monochrome will be the colours for next season as the earthy palette was offset by plenty of texture.
Denim, feathers, tweed and organza featured heavily in the collection. But the classic Chanel suit, it seems, despite the modern take and constant updates, will always be in style.
Short: Better get toned legs this summer as the classic Chanel suits are back - with a twist - hotpants
Mellow yellow: Wedges, statement jewelery, feathers and smoky eyes featured heavily in the new collection
Spotted: Anna Wintour keeps her shades on, as does Lily in the cool front row
Supermum: Heidi Klum sparkled in a peach and gold plunging dress as she arrived at Roberto Cavalli's 40th anniversary party in Paris
Designer Roberto Cavalli certainly knows how to throw a party.
The designer who is celebrating his 40th years in the business kicked off Paris Fashion Week with a spectacular gala event inviting famous friends Heidi Klum, Leona Lewis and Natalia Vodianova.
Models Klum, Vodianova and Refaeli all put in a glamorous appearance at the Roberto Cavalli 40th anniversary party, in Paris, France.
The designer is celebrating 40 years in the business with some of his closest friends and associates in a party rumoured to be costing $2million.
Hollywood stars such as Taylor Swift and Rachel Bilson were also in attendance, as they were in Milan last week.
The event took place at Les Beaux-Arts de Paris and heralded the start of Paris Fashion Week Ready To Wear S/S 2011.
Red alert! Leona Lewis wore a princess style tangerine coloured gown, and model Karolina Kurkova a red cutaway pleated dress
Hot to trot: Naomi Campbell and Rachel Bilson wore daring dresses on the gold carpet
Vodianova opened Cavalli's 40th anniversary show in Milan last week and was reportedly paid between $67,000-$94,000 for both her walk down the runway in Milan and her attendance at the designer's Paris bash.
The glittering event is said to be costing $2 million.
Former O.C star Rachel Bilson looked stunning in an animal print dress, accessorised with a red clutch bag.
Leona, a front row regular at Cavalli's show is a big fan of the designer.
She said at his show in Milan last week: 'Fashion goes hand in hand with music, and Roberto has been really supportive — I want to return the support.'
The pop and R&B singer just wrapped her tour, and enthused: 'I can’t wait to get back into the studio.'
China doll: Bar Refaeli looked super glamorous in a black and gold backless print Cavalli gown
Sleek and chic: Leona Lewis looked stylish as she arrived at Roberto Cavalli's catwalk show at Milan Fashion Week today
Songbirds Leona Lewis and Taylor Swift lead the parade of stars arriving at Roberto Cavalli's catwalk show at Milan Fashion Week today.
The Bleeding Love star, 25, looked sleek in a little black dress, a blazer and lashings of bright pink lipstick.
She was joined at the event by Swift, 20, opted for a more experimental look in a pleated skirt, cream blouse, patterned tights and laced boots.
These boots were made for walking: Taylor Swift wore a bold ensemble for the event
They were among a host of stars who sat front row at the show, including supermodel Heidi Klum, actress Rachel Bilson, Vogue editor-in-chief and George Clooney's girlfriend Elisabetta Canalis.
Cavalli's certainly dazzled the stellar crowd with his spring-summer 2011 collection, which featured fringes, beading and intricate lacing, to sex up the look of his already super-sexy styles.
Lover of the body-grabbing effect of snakeskin, Cavalli placed his latest collection in a make-believe jungle with huge plastic plants set up under a glass tent Monday behind the Arco della Pace, a Milan monument.
Bella donna: George Clooney's girlfriend Elisabetta Canalis opted for a classic look
Fashion set: Heidi Klum, Rachel Bilson and Anna Wintour also attended the show
'Me, Cavalli, she, Jane' the designer seemed to be saying as model after model walked through the jungle in skin tight gowns and trousers to the thumping beat of a soundtrack.
Many of the outfits were barebacked, but that came as no surprise. The sex-appeal of Cavalli's latest collection comes in the intricate workmanship.
Almost every outfit is dripping with fringes, which carried over to the reptile skin shoulder bag. But if at times the fringes served as chastity curtains, the lacing did little to cover up the body.
Instead, it was used for a peek-a-boo effect on the open seams of a flared pant or the bare midriff of a gown.
View from the front row: The stars took their place in the VIP spot
On the runway, the fabrics looked like a combination of prints and beading, with a dash of real snakeskin.
But a closer look showed that the patterns were not printed but were the result of intricate embroidery matching tiny silk leaves with pearls, sequins and fringes.
Of course there was the staple snakeskin, which got its best use in the ethnic-inspired fringed shoulder bags that accompanied every outfit.
Rather than spoiling the untamed effect of the collection by weighing it down with the currently popular ethnic-inspired jewelry, Cavalli preferred simple oversized gold loop earrings.
Jungle fever: Cavalli's collection featured fringes, beading and intricate lacing
Honey, I shrunk the models: The spring-summer 2011 collection was showcased under huge plastic plants set up under a glass tent
A round of applause: Cavalli soaked up the praise from the audience
And Armani ends the week in style...
After attending Roberto Cavalli's show, Elisabetta Canalis managed a quick change before dashing over to Georgio Armani's catwalk display.
The Italian actress swapped into a black suit before joining her boyfriend George Clooney, who looked sharp in a navy outfit.
They weren't the only power couple in the house - Megan Fox, who is the face of Armani's underwear campaign, also turned out with her husband Brian Austin Green.
Armani's show, titled La Femme Bleue, wrapped up the week of womenswear preview showings for the spring-summer 2011.
Power couples: Elisabetta Canalis and George Clooney attended Georgio Armani's closing catwalk show, along with Megan Fox and her husband Brian Austin Green
After six days of glaring color - Armani himself featured watermelon red in his Emporio collection shown earlier in the week - it was a real surprise to see a show where the brightest shade was midnight blue.
In his fashion notes, Armani said he drew inspiration for the collection from the Tuareg, the blue nomads of the desert, so called for the dark face covers worn by the men.
The designer probably has desert on his mind since the opening of his luxury hotel in Dubai earlier this year. A dunned version was projected at the end of the runway.
La Femme Bleue: Giorgio Armani unveiled his spring-summer 2011 ready-to-wear collection
There were no veils on the runway, but throughout the show the models wore a blue knotted turban stolen directly from one of the Tuareg menfolk. Long shawls, like a nomad's cape, were also prominent.
The basic silhouette is fitted, with tunic tops over long skirts and trousers. At times the look is layered with small vests over jackets over a blouse, much like desert attire.
The Armani magic comes in transposing these men' s styles in ultra-feminine outfits best seen in his evening wear.
Gorgeous strapless gowns decorated with big blue bows, shine in the midnight sky, lit up by a myriad of glittering crystals and sequins. Footwear for these dramatic dresses is a totally flat cloth slipper.
The show's over: Armani's parade signalled the end of Milan Fashion Week
Naomi moment: Nina Porter tripped and fell as she closed the Burberry Prorsum catwalk show yesterday
As one of the stars of Burberry's high-profile advertising campaigns, Nina Porter has been tipped as the modelling world's next big thing.
But the 16-year-old, who walked the catwalk for the first time at the label's London Fashion Week show yesterday, attracted attention for all the wrong reasons after she stumbled and fell in the middle of the runway.
The schoolgirl, whose trip was reminiscent of Naomi Campbell's famous fall in 1994 during a Vivienne Westwood show in Paris, modelled three looks from next season's spring/summer 2011 collection.
She was chosen to close the show - a coup for any model, let alone a fledgling one - but the towering platform heels proved too much of a challenge on the highly-polished catwalk, and she fell to her knees in front of Topshop owner Sir Philip Green and his daughter Chloe, who were sitting in the front row.
Guests at the show, which also counted Sarah Jessica Parker, tennis players Serena Williams and Andy Murray and presenters Cat Deeley, Donna Air and Alexa Chung, sympathised with the model.
Indeed Parker's Sex and the City character, Carrie Bradshaw, also had a catwalk fall in one episode.
A witness said: 'She modelled three outfits, and each time she came out I thought, "Don’t fall" because she couldn’t walk in the shoes. Her final outfit closed the show, so all eyes were on her.
'Two other girls tripped, but they didn’t fall. One got a cheer when she took her shoes off. The clothes were amazing but the show felt unpracticed.'
Sympathy: Sarah Jessica Parker, tennis players Serena Williams and Andy Murray and presenters Cat Deeley, Donna Air and Alexa Chung, were all sitting in the front row
Challenge: Two other girls tripped during the high-profile show, but Porter was the only one to fall
But Porter, who joins Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Lily Donaldson in the current Burberry campaign, was not the only model to struggle with footwear in this month's fashion shows.
In what appears to be proof that challenging footwear is here to stay, supermodel Alek Wek fell during the Z Spokes by Zac Posen show, while another girl fell during the Betty Jackson show on Saturday.
Rising star: Nina Porter (bottom) with Transformers star Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and supermodel Lily Donaldson in the Burberry Beauty campaign
And that's nothing compared to the Prada show two years ago when one girl after another slipped and fell following a last-minuted decision to have the models wear pop socks with their platform heels, leaving them with no grip.
Porter, who describes modelling as a 'hobby on the side', has just been awarded six A* and five A grades in her GCSEs,and is currently studying for her A-levels in art, photography and textiles.
Her father, Neil Porter, is one half of landscape architects Gustafson Porter, responsible for the memorial fountain to Princess Diana in Hyde Park.
She told the Evening Standard that she was hoping to study fashion design at university.
'Modelling is really good because it helps me to understand the fashion industry,' she said.
'My parents, who have been really supportive, pointed out that modelling would be a good way to meet people who have done what I would like to do.'
Porter was spotted by a scout from Select model agency at the Clothes Show two years ago. Since then, she has appeared in a campaign for Miu Miu as well as both British and US Vogue.
She has been hailed as 'the new Emma Watson', after the Harry Potter star, who featured in a highly successful campaign for Burberry last year.