Haute controversy! WTF is up with the foreigners and Blackface this month? Dutch supermodel Lara Stone has sparked outrage after posing in Blackface for a photoshoot featured in the October issue of French Vogue – recently the same publication that recently featured a faux-pregnant model smoking a cigarette.

Steven Klein shot the 14-page highly-distasteful spread with Stone — who was styled by by editor Carine Rotifeld.

Take a look at these photos from shoot and let us know what you think, Stylistas! Does this shoot push the envelope a bit too far?

“I always feel great when I don’t have clothes on. When I told the world to kiss my fat ass, I remained that size for two years. I maintained it with my ice cream and my salad with ranch and dressing and croutons and bacon bits.”

Well she’s not “maintaining” anymore.

Tyra, host of America’s Next Top Model, has dropped down from size 14-16 to size 8 thanks to a regime of diet and exercise.

Kanye’s bald-headed “Buss It Baby” Amber Rose is working hard on her modeling career — just look at all the trashy posing she’s doing in the October issue of Elle.

When asked about the collaborative process with West on their inaugural shoot for ELLE, Rose laughs. “We’re like total opposites,” she says. “he’ll pick out something and I’ll be like, ‘Oh, God, I don’t like that at all.’ And then I’ll pick out something and he’ll be like, ‘Babe, just… no.’ I’m more electric pink and bright yellow. And Kanye’s more like nude and bone. Like, bone is his favorite color. I’m like, whose favorite color is bone?”

Rose, a video vixen who’s appeared in music videos including Ludacris’ “What Them Girls Like,” Young Jeezy’s “Vacation,” and West’s “Robocop,” recently signed a contract with Ford Models and is planning to study acting a possibly launch her own line of sunglasses. She admits that she and West “are dating and enjoying each other’s company,” but is adamant that her personal style is just that, personal. “I’m not like his Barbie,” says Rose about West, who wanted her to try on a gown for the Metropolitan Opera’s 125th Anniversary Gala at Lincoln Center in March. Instead, Rose chose an all-white cocktail wrap-dress by Alexander Wang, complete with a thigh-flashing slit.

“I didn’t want to wear a long gown,” Rose says. “So then we get to the Met and everybody has a long gown. I was like, great. I didn’t know what the Met was!”

The outspoken supermodel claims advertising executives shy away from using ethnic models in their campaigns because they “don’t dare” risk losing sales.

“This year, we have gone back all the way that we had advanced. I don’t see any black woman, or of any other race, in big advertising campaigns,” Naomi lamented in Sunday’s issue of The Telegraph.

Last summer, the volatile 39-year-old appeared in Vogue Italia’s Black Issue, in celebration of Black women in fashion.

“That made some noise but, unfortunately, we are the same as before. People, in the panic of recession, don’t dare to put a girl of colour in their campaign, full stop.”

The line also features long sleeved t-shirts; layerable graphics tee with positive messages; fashion leggings; jumper dresses; tunic dresses; Mary Janes; ballet flats; and sneakers.

Sims broke barriers when she appeared on the cover of Ladies Home Journal in 1968 — becoming the first African-American model to do so on a mainstream women’s magazine.

Later in life, Sims expanded her business to include cosmetics and fragrances, and wrote advice novels, including How to be a Top Model and All About Health and Beauty for the Black Woman, published in 1986.

She is survived by her son Robert, her daughter, Betty, and a granddaughter.

Beyonce works it out in a new ad promoting the Autumn/Winter 2009/10 House of Dereon Collection.