Rihanna looks fantastic in the new Shape issue of Vogue. But the big news is who she is boinking dating.

She’s a very, very, very, very lucky girl.

Click here to see who she got all dressed up proper for Tuesday night.

For the July 2010 issue, Vogue snagged Ewan McGregor and Natalia Vodianova to work with photographer Peter Lindberg. Together they created this flawless story of a 1950′s marriage gone bad.

The 14 page retro editorial entitled Magnificent Obsession was style for Grace Coddington and gives us a preview of the fall collections. Ewan and Natalia flawlessly depict a seemingly beautiful and perfect suburban couple going through the ups and downs of their relationship.

These are the kind of photo shoots that keep me buying fashion mags.

Blake Lively talks about her upcoming role in The Green Lantern and how different it is living in California than New York in this months issue of Vogue.

But we really want to know is where did her famous breast go in that white bikini?

Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeld shot this cover shot of a 7 month pregnant Claudia Schiffer for German Vogue. In a shot that is nearly identical to Demi Moore’s infamous 1991 Vanity Fair cover, the  39 year-old supermodel poses completely nude but tastefully covered.

Claudia announced her third pregnancy in January and is expecting a baby girl with husband Matthew Vaughn in May.  The couple are already parents to Caspar, 7, and Clementine, 5.

I am actually starting to be a real Robert Pattinson fan. I am sooo happy to see him connect on screen with someone other than Kristen Stewart. In fact, the chemistry between Rob and Emily de Ravin in the upcoming Remember Me is so clear that Edward/Bella fans all over the world are blogging about it. And they are not happy.

Rob and Emily are featured in this months Vogue. Even the pictures capture their sweet connection.

“It was the most ridiculous experience. You’re trying to stay in character and you’re trying to walk down the street, but all those people keep reminding you that you’re not this character, you’re…”

“A show pony,” de Ravin interrupted, as the pair burst into laughter.

Rob also talks about what he learned from working with Pierce Brosnan.

“He’s totally recognizable, and he makes no effort to tone it down,” Pattinson tells Vogue for its March issue. “Some people were glancing over at us in the restaurant, and he just went over and introduced himself. And it does work. It dissipates all the attention.”

What, that’s not Pattinson’s typical approach? “Me? I just crawl under the table,” he says.