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It's down to three designers.

We won't say which three—unless you go into the comments (in which case all bets are off). It was a pretty good episode, full of tears, surprise challenges and a shocking—to us, anyway—conclusion courtesy of judges Heidi Klum, Michael Kors and Nina Garcia.

Oh, and Tim Gunn riding a tandem bicycle, which was priceless.

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Lucy Liu and Lo Boswoth of The Hills both paired their fuchsia frocks with black belts for recent Hollywood nights out.

While both ladies looked pretty in hot pink and black pumps, one of these two fashionistas went for broke.

Neither ensemble was cheap, but one starlet spent twice as much as her similarly dressed counterpart.

Can you tell who's got a black belt in saving money and who splurged on her look? Guess now!

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Lindsay knows we’re cool with her dating Samantha Ronson and also that we’re pretty accustomed to her daily shopping paparazzi show. But proving she’s one of the greatest self-promoters of our time, she throws in a little extra sumthin' so that we have to take notice again.

And what’s one failproof way to catch our attention? Rolled jeans. Works every time.

Channeling Katie Holmes, whose descent into rolled denim we've tediously catalogued here, Linds does the ol’ boyfriend jean roll. But she ditches Kate’s baggy cardigans for a sheer top and, of course, goes braless. That's our girl!

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Poor Mariah. This really isn’t fair at all, is it?

Despite being “hampered by a gorgeous face” as Clint Eastwood put it, Angie still managed to rock the red carpet in Versace for The Changeling premiere Saturday night.

She looked smoking—showing off two new tattoos in honor of newcomers Viv and Knox, while talking about plans for future babies.

Meanwhile, Mariah Carey wore the same Versace LBD last night—only shorter, with tights (why?) and black peep toes—to host an evening at the Bellagio’s Bank in Las Vegas.

The only thing worse than wearing the same dress as Angie is wearing it horribly. But if you still feel like there's a possibility Mariah wore it better, do let us know.

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Singer Christina Aguilera shops for clothes in Hollywood and, if these checkerboard leggings are any indication, not a moment too soon.

This Smurfette look doesn't really work for us...

Unless you have the guts to paint yourself blue!

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Leave aside the outcome—or better yet, discuss it in the comments—but this final-four episode featured some of the best critiques from judges Heidi Klum, Michael Kors and Nina Garcia we've heard all season, as well as an abundance of eye-rolling dismay from Kenley and others.

And then the tears. So, so many tears.

But quotes are easier to read, so take the poll and tell us which one was your favorite—and be sure to offer up some of your own in the comments.

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Becoming the Next Top Model is probably great and all, but being Tyra Banks' main man of makeup has its perks as well.

Fashionista Jay Manuel has settled a lawsuit with Thruline Entertainment Inc., a management firm that had sued him for unpaid commissions for his work on ANTM. The terms of the deal are still being finalized, according to a document filed Sept. 29 by Thruline attorneys, and there was no immediate comment from either side.

But the most eye-catching element of all this may be that the suit states that Manuel made more than $405,000 for his work as a creative consultant and photo-shoot producer on the show.

We were impressed by Jay's work with the blush brush before, but that is just fierce.

As soon as it was revealed that the devil wore Prada, we knew it was only a matter of time before the Prince of Darkness would be given a fashion-based reality show.

Disguised this time around as Elle fashion news director Anne Slowey, heaven's fallen angel puts 11 minions through, yes, hell, as they vie for an editor position at the prestigious mag on the new CW series Stylista, premiering Oct. 22.

Created by the puppet masters behind such guilty pleasures as Project Runway and America's Next Top Model, the show's got it all—the breakdowns, the bitching, the backstabbing.

Our prayers have been answered.