At 39 years old, Jenny McCarthy still looks great enough to pose nude for Playboy. The host of NBC's reality show Love in the Wild will be the cover model for the magazine's dual July/August issue that'll hit stands late June. Lest you think her hotness will only be on the cover, Jenny will also have a full spread pictorial on the inside. Ay carumba. She's used to all this, though, she was pretty familiar with this scene about 20 years ago.

She admitted on Access Hollywood back in 2010 that she'd consider posing for Playboy if all the money went to autism research, but no word yet on whether or not she's following through with that idea.

Big news for those of us who are tired of seeing 90-pound models on every page of our fashion magazines.

Vogue has just announced a new Health Initiative-- a pact between 19 of Vogue's international editors-in-chief.

The purpose, according to Vogue.com, is to "encourage a healthier approach to body image within the industry."

What does that mean for readers? Very good things! Read on to find out!

People magazine revealed the identity of the lady they chose as their 2012 World's Most Beautiful Woman, and I don't think anyone will be shocked to hear that Beyonce took home the highly coveted title. I mean, Bey's seriously got it goin' on -- and she practically oozes raw attractiveness, sex appeal, and confidence. And those three things are pretty much the trifecta of beauty.

But Beyonce had one very desirable quality going for her that really stood out and gave her a leg up on the competition. In fact, this particular aspect of her beauty made her a shoo-in to win.

Heidi Klum may be going through a difficult time in her life after her shocking split from husband, Seal, but one thing about her definitely hasn't faltered -- her confidence and positive self image.

It would be so easy to just cower away and want to hide from the world in the wake of something so personal, but instead, Heidi went ahead and put herself out there by posing nude for Allure magazine. And before you start hating on her for how amazing she looks in the buff after having four kids -- take a closer look at the photo.

We've seen Charlize Theron at her absolute physical worst. Remember Monster? She was downright hideous in that flick, as she was supposed to be. But it's hard to imagine anyone calling her less than stunning when she's just being herself. The South African beauty is on the May cover of British Vogue and some people are saying that a certain element of her appearance ruins the photo. That somehow, she's less gorgeous or desirable because of a mark just above her right ankle.

That mark, as it were, is a tattoo.

We've become so used to seeing celebs Photoshopped to beyond perfection on magazine covers that it's become an absolute rarity to see a natural visage at the newsstand. It's become, in fact, newsworthy. To that end, Cate Blanchett graces the cover of Intelligent Life, The Econimist's lifestyle publication, and her face hasn't been touched by the Photoshop pen. She looks like a gorgeous 42-year-old mother of three and not some plastic, alien version of herself.

It's refreshing, but it shouldn't be.

Think that Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen ever listen to the Full House theme song when they're on set, trying to look all crazy, sexy, cool for photo shoots? I do. I like to imagine that they were blaring John Stamos' version of the little diddy when they posed for their respective covers of Elle U.K. The twins, who are the two designers behind the inimitably stylish brands The Row and Elizabeth & James, show off their innate sense of style in two separate covers for the venerable fashion magazine.

There's Mary-Kate in a bejewelled collar and white blouse in one shot, and there's Ashley in a Dolce & Gabanna bedazzled dress in the other. Exactly the same DNA wise, completely different style wise.

Clearly, Louis Vuitton called it right by whipping up spring dresses in a whimsical, oversized eyelet lace pattern.

So far, SEVEN magazines have featured the look on their covers, worn by everyone from Christina Ricci to Kate Moss to Lana Del Ray.

Designers have been quick to get on board the eyelet trend for spring -- You can find all kinds of eyelet frocks for up to $2,000 online.

Lucky for us, though, it's an inexpensive fabric, generally speaking, and there are plenty of low cost alternatives.

Click through to see them, and get a look at the magazine covers featuring Louis Vuitton's eyelet interpretation.

Then tell me in the comments ...

Will you wear the look this spring?