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The accompanying limited-edition, bathing-suit-clad dolls are flying off the shelves at Target, where they're exclusively being stocked.

A contestant on Campbell's TV show, "The Face," is claiming psychological damage.

Dolce and Gabbana Deny Discrimination Charges: After being accused of discriminatory practices barring Hong Kong residents from snapping photos outside their Tsim Sha Tsui store, Dolce and Gabbana has released a statement assuring the population that they are indeed not prejudiced. "Controversial statements reported in the Hong Kong press have not been made by Dolce & Gabbana nor its staff, and we strongly reject any racist or derogatory comments...we wish to underline that our company has not taken part in any action aimed at offending the Hong Kong public.” {WWD (subscription required)} Isaac Mizrahi to Launch Clothing Line for Babies: Taking cues from Lanvin and Versace, Isaac Mizrahi is expanding his brand and designing for mini fashionistas! The 25-piece collection, fit for only the chicest of drooling, pulverized-carrot-throwing babies, will debut this fall in department stores. {WWD (Subscription required)} Kate Moss for Rimmel London Comes to America: The supermodel chose five random colors designed a five piece collection of lipsticks for Rimmel London, set to drop stateside this week. {ELLE}

Kardashian Sisters to be Barbie-fied: The Kardashian family's way of combating the bad publicity following the end of Kim's 72-day marriage is to continue their overexposure, as if the public isn't already sick of them. The Kardashians struck up a deal with Mattel to create Barbie dolls which will not only look like them, but, as a source tells Us Weekly "reflect their measurements." Barbie with a booty? We'll have to see it to believe it! {UsMagazine} The Duchess of Cambridge Chooses Her Charities: As part of her royal duties, Duchess KMidd has finally chosen the four charities she will patronize: the National Portrait Gallery (so they'll be sure to paint her looking extra fierce), Action on Addiction, East Anglia's Children's Hospices, and The Art Room, which provides art classes for at risk teens. All noble causes! {WWD (Subscription required)} Apparently, People Are Buying Paris Hilton's Fragrances: The socialite told FHM she's made 1.3 billion in revenue off her fragrances since 2005. Yeah, we're just as confused as you are. {JustJared}

An invite just came in the mail - to a Pink Plastic Party. Of course it's in LA, so we can't go, but we're still excited about its cause. Tarina Taran