The Sports Illustrated swimsuit model, Bar Refaeli, shows off her wares in a new spread for Rampage, making the clothes look that much better when draped on her beautiful body.

Leonardo DiCaprio’s on/off supermodel lover Bar Refaeli has replaced his ex-girlfriend Gisele Bundchen as the face of clothing brand Rampage.

Bar Refaeli in Rampage shoot

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KRISTIN Cavallari annoys almost as many people in real life as she does on TV. The star of “The Hills” was hosting a fashion show at club Tantra in St. Maarten with Victoria’s Secret beauty Selita Ebanks when she decided to playfully toss some glitter at catwalking models, who didn’t appreciate the gesture. “After the show, four of the models had to be re strained from trying to start a fight with her while she was in the DJ booth with Robert Iler and DJ Ruckus,” says a spy. “One of them grabbed her by the hair before the fra cas got broken up.” Club security eventu ally escorted the miffed models out before anyone broke a nail.

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Campbell said she’d boycott the Costume Institute gala at the Met last night not because rival mannequin Kate Moss was co-chairing but because her dear friend, designer Azzedine Alaia, wasn’t invited. A rep of the diva said, “Naomi, having supported this gala event for many years, planned to attend this year and even purchased a table. However, as she does not wish to be disloyal to Alaia . . .” But a spy said, “Please. She only decided not to go after Karl Lagerfeld decided against going.” We also hear that Campbell had her own “Supermodel” party Sunday night at her Time Warner Center apartment and that Vogue’s Hamish Bowles showed up “begging her to come to the Met.” Campbell’s rep didn’t comment, and a Vogue rep didn’t return calls. Meanwhile, Linda Evangelista told us, “I’m not able to attend. I will be there in spirit.”

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When your’ former supermodel, most beautiful woman ever, wife is starting to get old, time to start trying to make out with your waitresses that work for you. At least if you are Rande Gerber, that is. Check out more in Us Magazine this week.

A lawsuit was filed in March in San Diego County Superior Court, Usmagazine.com confirms, by a pair of former waitresses. According to TMZ.com, which first broke the news, the women claimed they were fired from a restaurant owned by Gerber’s company for refusing to give in to the advances of Gerber and other managers where they worked.
On one occasion in 2008, while working at the Moonstone Lounge in San Diego, one of the women claims the supermodel’s husband attempted to kiss her three times during the night, then “put his hand up [her] dress in between her legs in an attempt to fondle her crotch,” TMZ reports.

The women are reportedly suing for unspecified damages.

Before this, I thought Rande Gerber was just a jerk off for the way he spelled his first name, but now this may take the cake. Actually, come to think of it, the name is pretty hard to beat. How freaking elitist. Now I’m mad, which isn’t good, considering it’s Sunday…..here are some more pictures of RandE Gerber and Cindy Crawford. No pictures of the waitresses yet, but working on it….believe me, I am working on it!

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The Victoria’s Secret beauty, Marisa Miller made a grand arrival at the Los Angeles premiere of “Ghosts Of Girlfriends Past” at the Grauman’s Chinese Theatre in Hollywood on Monday, she playfully posed for pictures, showing off her svelte figure.

As for “Ghosts of Girlfriends Past,” the Mark Waters directed film stars Jennifer Garner and Matthew McConaughey along with Michael Douglas and Emma Stone, among many others.

The romantic comedy, which hits theaters this Friday (May 1), is about “a bachelor who’s haunted by the ghosts of his past girlfriends at his younger brother’s wedding.”

Marisa Miller at the premiere of “Ghosts of Girlfriends Past”

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A throng of hopeful women turned out for Saturday’s “take two” audition for “America’s Next Top Model.” But will host Tyra Banks and her producers take any of them seriously?

Sources tell us that producers choose at least some of their contestants at private tryouts and that the open cattle calls around the country are mostly just publicity stunts.

A rep for The CW network, which airs the show, declined to comment when we asked whether it was true that at least four contestants were chosen before the infamous March 14 incident in Manhattan.

That was the tryout where a panic-induced riot sent six girls to the hospital. Many more went home disappointed when the event was called off.
One source claims the deck was stacked against them.

“The producers had already picked some of the girls they wanted in private meetings,” says the insider. “They had to sign agreements promising not to reveal how they were chosen.”

Dehea Abraham says she flew up from Atlanta for the March 14 open call only to be told by a friend that she didn’t stand a chance. “My friend is a dancer who’s represented by a talent agency that also handles models,” says Abraham. “Someone from the show saw her MySpace page and invited her to a secret pre-audition. My friend doesn’t really want to model. But she figured she’d try it out. She had to sign a confidentiality agreement.
“When I got to New York, she called me and said, ‘Please tell me you’re not in New York City. You’re wasting your time.’”

Dionne Sherrae, who injured her shoulder in the March 14 melee, says she’s “not surprised” to hear that the 13 girls who get into the Top Model House may not all come from cattle calls. “You never hear about people saying, ‘Oh, I stood in line next to that girl.’”

Abraham says she “saw the clues” that the cattle call was mostly about getting a big turnout for the cameras. “They lowered the height requirement, so they get more people. But they also get a lot of high school girls who haven’t developed and don’t have morals. They cut in line. That’s how the trouble started.

“To me, the show is totally different from last year,” says Abraham. “It’s lost its soul. It’s all about ratings.

They don’t really look for new faces. They just look for a girl that fits the image they already have in mind. It’s preordained.”

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2009’s “Sports Illustrated” swimsuit stunner Jessica Hart has an all-natural glow, an itty bitty body and perfectly proportioned legs, but the bikini babe does have one little “flaw” that is sometimes deemed “too big” for the modeling world.

“I have a big gap in my two front teeth. I did go to the dentist once before I started modeling to see what I would have to do to have it closed. He said he would have to snip my gum and I would have to have braces for three years, which I thought that was worse than just having the gap,” Hart told Tarts. “Some people won’t book me because of it and sometimes they close it in post production, but that doesn’t bother me.”

And even though the 23-year-old Australian-born beauty looked totally at home on the beach in her first-ever “S.I.” issue this year, Hart certainly didn’t find the experience easy.

“I do fashion mainly so I’m not always in my swimwear or underwear so when I do have to ‘strip off’ it is a little awkward,” she admitted.

But unlike so many models who try to tell us that they “eat whatever they want and don’t exercise”, Hart was honest about how hard it is both physically and emotionally to always look taut and terrific.

“I am critical. There is a lot of pressure and I am hard on myself about it,” the blonde bombshell said. “I work out and eat well so I’m always in good shape. It is hard at times, but it’s my job.”

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Marisa Miller @ “Naturally Victoria’s Secret” Bath and Body Launch at the Victoria’s Secret at The Grove in Los Angeles

“Skin is huge and there are so many great bronzers. Self tanners were a little funky ten years ago but the color is a lot better now. Thats the most important thing, if you have a little glow it really hides imperfections - bruises, spider veins, we all have little cellulite,” Fox News quoted Miller, as saying.

“When you have that glow and youre moisturized the light hits you in a different way. Especially after winter we have really dry skin its important to exfoliate, moisturize and do a self-tanner,” she added.

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