Adam Lambert told us at the Blonds' show during Fashion Week that he was interested in launching a clothing or cosmetics line. Now he's reportedly in talks to launch a makeup line consisting of everything a guy could need, including foundation, concealer, shadow, mascara, lip gloss, nail polish, and eyeliner, though it is unclear whether man glitter is also on the agenda. He reportedly believes straight men "are likely to experiment" with his products. When we interviewed Lambert, he wore makeup he had expertly applied himself, and worked his green-glitter-topped smoky eyes better than he has been known to work a microphone. So the man knows what he's doing — he should introduce men everywhere to the joys of sparkly eyelids. Anything that keeps him from launching a celebrity fragrance, the last thing this world needs more of.

Adam Lambert To Release Guyliner For Men [Allie is Wired]

Rina Bovrisse, a senior retail manager for Prada Japan, is suing the label for allegedly discriminating against store employees they found visually unappealing. She claims Prada Japan CEO Davide Sesia, after touring 40 stores, told her to "eliminate" about fifteen staff members he called "old, fat, ugly, disgusting," or lacking "the Prada look." Well, if this is "the Prada look," he's limiting his options to about five high-schoolers.

• Many buyers are happy about the minimalism trend on the fall runways because they think that will sell more clothes. [WWD]

• Forbes named Bernard Arnault the seventh-richest billionaire in the world. [Forbes]

• Models Isabeli Fontana, Caroline Trentini, Izabel Goulart, and Renata Kuerten appear on the new cover of Brazilian Rolling Stone. [Modelinia]

• Steve Madden will probably land the honor of making the shoes for Madonna's Macy's juniors' line. [WWD]

Terry Richardson shoots everything from Jimmy Choo ads to Pirelli calendars to Harper's Bazaar editorials. He also shot the lady-orgy spread for the fall issue of Purple in which Abbey Lee Kershaw, Eniko Mihalik, Freja Beha, and Magdalena Frackowiak grope each other in various states of undress. Kershaw recently explained that when that kind of thing happens on a Richardson shoot, it's because models want to. But model turned filmmaker Rie Rasmussen sees it somewhat differently. She told "Page Six":

"He takes girls who are young, manipulates them to take their clothes off and takes pictures of them they will be ashamed of. They are too afraid to say no because their agency booked them on the job and are too young to stand up for themselves.

Are curvy models really back? Like, REALLY? When we ran into Isaac Mizrahi at last night's Bravo Upfronts party, where he was celebrating the renewal of The Fashion Show, we had to ask. "I think beautiful models are back," he said. "I'm serious. I hate this thought about saying that only curvy models are chic or something. It's like that thing, 'Isn't it time that a woman won an Academy Award'? No! It's time that a really good artist won an Academy Award. So if I was, like, a curvy model, I'd be like, 'No, I don't want to be a curvy model. I want to be a MODEL.'"