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The 26-year-old Aussie model strutted her stuff in several different sexy outfits throughout the show – loooove the custom-made plaid bra and panties in wool plaid by Holland & Sherry!

Don’t miss the show with Miranda and your other favorite Angels, airing Tuesday, December 1 at 10/9c on CBS!

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The 34-year-old actress recently fulfilled a promise she’d made to old friend George Lopez.

According to Hollywood.com, Eva promised that if his Lopez Tonight! pilot got picked up, she’d show off the pole dancing skills she learned from friend Carmen Electra.

“I set it up myself,” Eva said, “and I was trying to do the sexy dance for Valentine’s and I got on it to swing and I went ‘whack’ and I fell.”

FYI: Eva glammed up with the help of Frankie Payne (hair), Elan Bongiorno (makeup), Kimmie Kyees (manicure) and Paris Libby (styling).

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The 29-year-old reality TV star will reportedly guest star on CSI: NY with Vanessa Minnillo. The episode will air on CBS on December 16. “The ladies play two women who’ve managed to concoct a very interesting scheme that ends in murder,” Executive Producer Pam Veasey told People of the episode.

“I am so excited to be working with Vanessa again,” Kim said. “I am fascinated by crime scene investigating. I swear, I wish I was a crime scene investigator sometimes!”

Photo: 4NX¢ 1019 U Street

Not only does it feel really good, but it makes shopping a lot less difficult and a lot more pleasurable. Well, we’ve found the mother load: 4NX¢.

Pronounced “foreign exchange,” this new and vintage boutique for him and her carries brands from all over the world, like Japan, Paris, Africa and India (hence the name). The owner is a very picky buyer, who only selects pieces that are different and fresh, but will still last you for many years. Because of their origin and the limited quantity of each piece, it’s highly unlikely to run into someone else wearing the same thing. The intent of many a trendsetter. Labels like Salvage, Sky, Division E, Toxic Waste and Free People line the welcoming Peach Butter walls. The vintage lines are by high-end designers, like Gucci and Chanel.

They carry everything for women. You could buy your outfit from head-to-toe, starting with a pair of funky bamboo earrings, a printed jersey maxi dress and ending with a pair of sexy stilettos. For men, there are metro tees, detailed button-down shirts and denim, which you can accessorize with silver jewelry. In the fall, they will carry hats and they might venture into a few pair of shoes.

But the best part of all is that everything is reasonably priced. The range starts at around $24 for a pair of simple sandals and around $300 for a winter coat (or a hot, Rihanna-esque leather bustier).

Customer service is taken very seriously around these parts. They make follow-up calls for every purchase. On your birthday, you’d get a b-day phone call, 20% off a single item in the store and a gift. “We get to know all of our customers. We know them by first name and even last name. We know what they like, what they don’t like. We even have a list of customers that love for us to call them when we get a new shipment in,” said the store owner. They also offer alterations and will ship orders when needed.

4NX¢ also offers image and wardrobe consulting, styling (they had Brooke Hogan and Shannon Briggs as clients), Xtreme Eyelash extensions in-store and mobile, make-up and hair styling.

While I was at the store, a customer was talking about why she always came back. And I quote, “I never leave empty-handed, and I only buy pieces I love.”

That’s the way it should be.

To shop, head on down to 1019 U Street or shop online at www.4nxc.com and their Ebay store.

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I always make an effort during the shows because I don’t want to be that girl schlepping the huge, bottomless, dirty tote bag spilling out with receipts, random shoes and pacifiers (hello, I’m a mom!). But the truth is, I am that girl and not the girl with the quilted Chanel. Okay, I have a quilted Chanel too—and lots of other nice bags—but they fit only about .2 % of my life. So, usually, I go to work with a ginormo canvas tote; on a bad day, I’ve got two of ‘em.

That’s why lately, ever since I saw the Louis Vuitton show in Paris, I’ve been considering investing in a chic backpack. Check out the stylish options the folks at Refinery29 unearthed and my picks for purse alternatives—including roomy totes, oversize clutches and old-school backpacks.

What are you carrying instead of a purse these days? Do you have an not-handbag that serves as a handbag? If so, what do you love about it? Would you ever carry a backpack? Discuss.