Carmen Electra, 2007, Max Factor: The domino effect is the best part. And the wild applause seems to indicate that one of the best things about fashion shows is the possibility that you’ll get to watch people fall down, because that never gets old.

Naomi Campbell, 1993, Vivienne Westwood
Without question, the most famous model wipeout ever. And those purple shoes, those freakish, amazing purple shoes.

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Lara Stone, Karl Lagerfeld, 2007
Lara even manages to make falling seem graceful. Also, she really has to stop telling fashion magazines about how she looks fat, because, as anyone watching this video can cleastly see, that is a bag full of lies.

Carrie Bradshaw, That Fashion Show that had Heidi Klum and Frank Rich and Fran Lebowitz and Other People Who Would Never Be In A Fashion Show, 2003.
Yes, we know she’s not a real person, but this looks like the best fashion show ever. Partly because it contains fashion roadkill, and sometimes it’s funny to watch SJP fall down.

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The sequel to the 2003 hit move stars Steve Martin and Bonnie Hunt reprise their roles of Tom and Kate Baker, who oversee a brood of 12 children. The kids are getting older, however, and ready to leave the nest. Lorraine (Hilary Duff) is headed for New York and pregnant daughter Nora (Piper Perabo) and her husband are moving to Houston. Tom wants to get the family together for one more summer vacation before they go so the troupe heads to Lake Winnekta for some R & R.

The family cabin is a bit lackluster but Tom wants to make the best of things. That is until his old rival, Jimmy Murtaugh (Eugene Levy) and his wife, Sabrina (Carmen Electra), along with their eight kids, show up. They’re staying in the fancy pants cabin across the lake. Hilarity ensues as the families try to enjoy themselves but deal with both dads and their competitive streak.

You can order Cheaper by the Dozen 2 on Blu-ray right over here. Let me know what you think! Check out the original trailer below.

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