Kelly Brook launches her lingerie range for New Look

Ladies of Britain: do you want to recreate Kelly Brook's Strictly Come Dancing Paso Doble routine at home? Or to put it another way: does your husband or boyfriend want you to? Yes? Well, now you can! Or at least: you can recreate the fishnets part.

Yes, the lovely Kelly has launched her underwear range for New Look - and she was showing it off (as it were) at their flagship store on Oxford Street yesterday. Or, rather: three models were. Although it could have been two models and one mannequin - I don't know about you, but that leggy one on the end looks rather unreal, doesn't she? But I digress...

As you can see from the models' outfits, Kelly's fashion line includes black satin basques, red satin bras, fishnet tights - and my favourite, a rather lovely gingham bra and pants set seen here with very cool over-the-knee socks. Sadly there are no matador capes in the range, but you can't have everything.

All in all, the look is slightly burlesque, slightly saucy - and very Kelly. But would you wear it? Vote in our poll!

Kelly Brook has a bad shoot day

English model Kelly Brook, 27, had a bad shoot day in Miami caused by an unholy combination of rain, wind, washed up seaweed and hordes of salivating paparazzi eager to see her disrobe.

The seaweed on the usually gorgeous South Beach resulted from the big surf caused by the wind and the photog gathering was unusually large because Kelly for good reason topped the FHM 100 Sexiest Women in the World 2005 list.

In the end it was decided to put off the sexy calendar shoot to another day when the conditions are more favorable.

Fortunately for Kelly her fiancé Actor/director Billy Zane was at hand and helped her laugh off the ordeal. The two trotted back across the sand to their hotel just a few hundred meters away.
On a different note Zane recently told Daily Express that he and Kelly follow a 'strict two-week rule' when they are away from each other.

"We don't allow long separations from each other," he said.

"We try to keep a two-week rule. One will travel to the other and take turns," he added.
Staying apart for long duration is really not the couple's cup of tea.

"Absence can make the heart grow fonder, certainly, but you can't fall into the trap of spending too much time apart," he said.

The lovebirds, who met on the set of Survival Island, are set to marry later this year after a three-year courtship.