As we've previously reported, Forbes ranked the top 15 earning models, with Gisele Bundchen bringing in a staggering $33 million to snag the #1 spot. E! took the list one step further and turned it into a one hour tv special. Enjoy the special brought to you by YouTube user omfgxstfuox3.

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Naomi Campbell, in conjunction with model pals Jodie Kidd, Yasmin Le Bon, and Elle MacPherson will be walking in the Fashion for Relief show held during London's Fashion Week.  The show will benefit victims of the recent UK floods, and tickets will be available on Ticketmaster, with all proceeds benefiting the Rotary Flood Disaster Appeal.  "I wasn't in the UK at the time of the floods, but the images I saw in the media made a lasting impression on me," said the supermodel.

Burberry's Christopher Bailey has designed a limited edition Union Jack tshirt, with all proceeds also to benefit the fund.

--Source:  Vogue UK

Naomi Campbell stars in a V Magazine photoshoot by Nick Knight, featured in their Summer 2007 issue.

--Source:  Avant-Garde

WWD has ranked the top celebrity & fashion relationships, based on the number of doors which the celebrities sell in.  While the list includes such pop divas such as Gwen Stefani, Hilary Duff, Jennifer Lopez, and Beyonce's House Of Dereon, there are a few surprises.

Ranking #1 on the list, with 5,100 doors was teen queen Hilary Duff, riding on the success of both her With Love fragrance and Stuff By Hilary Duff.  Urban labels Baby Phat, Apple Bottoms by Nelly and Rocawear by Jay-Z round out the top four, each in approximately 3,000 doors.

Mary-Kate and Ashley also make a valiant effort, coming in at #5 with 3,000 doors.  The number of retail locations drops significantly at #6 with G-Unit by 50 cent selling at only 1,110 locations.  The rest of the lines sell at 1,000 doors and less, with House of Dereon at #7, Daisy Fuentes by Daisy Fuentes at #8, L.A.M.B. by Gwen Stefani at #9, William Rast by Justin Timberlake at #10, Edun by Bono at #11, J'Aime by Jaime Pressly, and JLO by Jennifer Lopez coming in at #12.

The celebrity-turned designer craze isn't over - even if the market is oversaturated.   Rod Stewart's daughter Kimberly has signed a lingerie deal with Ultimo, Paris Hilton has an apparel line ready to launch for back-to-school, plus Sienna Miller and Salma Hayek's collaborations with their sisters, not to mention swirling rumors of Naomi Campbell, Lindsay Lohan, Victoria Beckham, Katie Holmes-Cruise, and yet another Jennifer Lopez line.

Are there any celebrities you wish would put out a line?  Any you wish would stop?

The internet is about to burst with Naomi Campbell overload!  While we all enjoyed the spectacle that was her "community service" at the New York Department Of Sanitation, it seems her fashion choices have caused an even bigger stir -- specifically her one of a kind Christian Louboutin boots.  While the lace up boots were initially deemed "priceless", Louboutin received over 1200 orders on Campbell's first day of service alone.  With such enthusiastic customers, the boots have been put into production.

Remember the reason Naomi had to serve community service in the first place? She had a nasty habit of abusing assistants.  In typical MTV fashion, they offered to give Campbell her own reality show -- a search for her next victim, er assistant.  Entitled "The Minion", production for the show seemed full speed ahead, until Namoi stopped returning MTV's phone calls.  In another confusing twist, several Hollywood hot shots seem to think they're representing the supermodel.  Bernie Cahill thought he was Campbell's talking head, but fashion powerhouse IMG believes they represent her exclusively.

On a positive note, it would appear Naomi is taking all her fashion experience to work -- by launching a lingerie line with British designer Christopher Kane. No word yet to when or where this project will emerge.  "Naomi makes regular visits to his Dalston studio and they meet up in London on a monthly basis to discuss the project.  Christopher is just working out his schedule to see if he can do it."