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 Scarlett? Sofia? Kim? Katy? Which sexy, confident, spectacular women captured our hearts this year? With the help of our loyal readers, we scoured the globe to find the Top 10 Most Desirable Women of 2012 -- from steamy Colombian nightclubs to the high fashion runways of Milan, from brains to busts to business sense.
The ladies of 2012 aren't just the next pretty faces: They're smart, strong women who offer the complete package. So, who moved up the ranks from last year? Who didn't make the cut? Who burst onto the scene and demanded our attention? And, out of all of these, who claimed the No. 1 spot?

 Few women truly deserve the title "Angel," but one look at Candice Swanepoel is all you need to know that the moniker fits. In fact, upon closer inspection, it's probably an understatement. The 5'9" supermodel is currently walking the runways for Victoria's Secret, joining an elite list of women who can turn us into drooling messes simply by striking a pose. Add a sexy accent to that mix, a humble upbringing (she grew up on a farm in South Africa) and an admirable predisposition to walking around in her underwear, and it's no wonder Swanepoel earned her wings.

 In her memoir Bossypants, Tina Fey cheered Beyonce for "bringing back the leg meat." Well, Rihanna has taken that "leg meat" torch and run with it. Watching her dance makes us forget that we ever desired supermodels with sticks for legs. Even the snooty Brits can't get enough of her. When Coldplay's Chris Martin needed a female vocalist for his recent "Princess of China,” he got Rihanna -- even though his wife Gwyneth Paltrow is trying to jumpstart her singing career. Sorry, Gwyneth, you've got no "leg meat."

 Sure, you may not have a shot with Kim Kardashian unless you're a pro athlete, but it's nice to dream, especially since the socialite is single again after a whirlwind, made-for-TV divorce from NBA power forward Kris Humphries. You may have had sticks of gum that lasted longer than their marriage, but Kim's impulsiveness isn't necessarily a bad thing. Hey, her killer curves make us willing to overlook a lot about the noted publicity hound. Because if there's any reason we're still keeping up with the Kardashians, it's Kim.

Just when it looked like some of Scarlett Johansson's star was fading, she came back into the spotlight in a big way. It's a wonder what a couple of leaked nude photos will do. While a little of the mystery has been lost -- along with Johansson's privacy -- she was a surprisingly good sport about the ordeal. She laughed it off by admitting she "knows her best angles" and reminded us that the shots were for her then-husband, Ryan Reynolds. And after a public divorce from said husband, Johansson's officially back on the market.

 We can't blame Jim Carrey for his creepy proclamations of love for Emma Stone. With her disarming smile and raspy voice, the fiery redhead inspires that kind of devotion in a lot of men. In Crazy, Stupid, Love, Stone played a girl so completely perfect that she drove a career playboy to give up the game. The role really wasn't much of a stretch. When she's not causing men twice her age to record video testimonials or players to rethink their life plan, the star of the Oscar-nominated The Help is impressing us with her comedic timing and laid-back attitude. So, yeah, Jim, we like her, too.

 If you like your artists a little out-there -- but not quite Lady Gaga out-there -- then consider Nicki Minaj a good mid-range option. Normally, we'd warn you away from any woman with as many wigs, alter egos and odd fashion choices as the curvy "Super Bass" rapper, but this constant feature on the Billboard Hot 100 charts is soon to be a regular on the Top 99, too. With everyone from Rihanna to Drake collaborating with her, Minaj is in high demand these days. After all, it's not often you find a female emcee whose looks are as infectious as her rhymes.



This elegant Aussie has dimples we could get lost in and never want to come out of. A Victoria's Secret model since 2007, Miranda Kerr was selected in 2011 to unveil the $2.5 million Victoria's Secret Fantasy Treasure Bra. If the company trusts her with its most prized product, we can certainly trust her with our fantasies. Unfortunately, she's spoken for by Orlando Bloom. The young married couple, who have to be in the running for World's Prettiest, had a son in 2011, and Kerr has only gotten more stunning as a mother.

 She may have indirectly contributed to the rise of Facebook in The Social Network, but when David Fincher tabbed Rooney Mara to be the lead in his blockbuster adaptation of the best-selling novel The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, the response was a universal "Who?" The cute, unassuming brunette had to undergo a total transformation in order to play Lisbeth Salander, completely committing herself to the gritty role. When the movie poster came out of Daniel Craig with his arm draped around a topless and heavily pierced Mara, punks everywhere officially found their new pin-up girl. The risk paid off in Hollywood, too, as the role snagged her an Oscar nom.

 How does the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue still compete with all of the sexy photo spreads and porn found online these days? By featuring the most gorgeous bikini beauties in the world. And Kate Upton was 2011's best find. Upton's classically curvy body and face full of girlish charm make her an easy choice as a breakout model. Even a video of her doing the Dougie at a Clippers game went viral. If she can make the dumbest dance craze in years look sexy, just imagine what else she can do.

When it comes to Colombian imports, none are more in demand than Sofia Vergara these days. The jaw-dropping Modern Family star is one of our favorite things about one of our favorite comedies. Vergara shows off the best cleavage on network TV, and we've never been more jealous of Ed O'Neill. But despite her obvious assets, Vergara's also one very funny woman, lampooning stereotypes with her perfect timing. You don't have to pretend to laugh at her jokes, even if you do have to make a concerted effort to pay attention to them. And though you'd never think it to look at her, Vergara is mother to a 20-year-old.

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Eastern and Western fashion

 WIREIMAGE - Ralph Lauren's 'Neo-Chinoiserie' Autumn / Winter 2011 collection took cues from Chinese design, featuring cheongsam-inspired dresses, mandarin collars and Chinese embroidery. Louis Vuitton, Hermes, Chanel and many others have also drawn inspiration from Eastern design in their collections. While on the red carpet, Hollywood celebs have been spotted wearing cheongsam or Asian-inspired frocks. Click on to see more of the trend that brings together east and west! CREATED BY: Woei Wong, MSN Malaysia

 WIREIMAGE - In December 2009, Karl Lagerfeld unveiled his Métier D'Arts collection in Shanghai, entitled 'Paris Shanghai'. CREATED BY: Woei Wong, MSN Malaysia

 WIREIMAGE - One by one, his inspirations appear - the "Terracotta Army", the urban romanticism of Chinese cinema, the glittering chic of the 1930s and the opulence of the imperial court. CREATED BY: Woei Wong, MSN Malaysia

 CHANEL - Models wear designs from the Chanel Paris-Shanghai Métiers D'Arts collection 2009-2010. CREATED BY: Woei Wong, MSN Malaysia

 WIREIMAGE - The reported inspiration for this Armani collection was 'A China long gone', with nods to the rich and ritualized life of the Forbidden City and to the famous nightlife scene of Shanghai in the 1910s to 1930s. CREATED BY: Woei Wong, MSN Malaysia

 WIREIMAGE - Riding the wave of Asian references that began the year before, Ralph Lauren looked east for F/W '11. CREATED BY: Woei Wong, MSN Malaysia

 WIREIMAGE - In his second women's ready-to-wear collection Christophe Lemaireis continued his fascination with Asian-inspired silhouettes, earthy colours, and the most luxurious fabrics money can buy. CREATED BY: Woei Wong, MSN Malaysia

 WIREIMAGE - Models walk the runway during the Louis Vuitton Ready to Wear Spring/Summer 2011 show during Paris Fashion Week at Cour Carree du Louvre in October 2010 in Paris, France. CREATED BY: Woei Wong, MSN Malaysia

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Sex useful to healthy

 Nothing as much fun as sex can be good for you, surely? In fact, though it's probably the last thing on your mind when you're doing it, intercourse offers a whole range of overlooked health benefits. As well as satisfying your desires (when done properly) sex can do wonders for both your physical and psychological wellbeing. So next time he tells you he's not in the mood, point him towards the following list of reasons why a session between the sheets is the perfect pick-me-up.

 Exercise should be fun, and what could be more fun than a good old roll in the hay? It may not burn as many calories as an hour on the treadmill or 50 lengths in the pool, but - when done vigorously enough - sex still gives you a worthwhile cardio workout. It may sound hard to believe (or maybe not, depending on your level of experience), but sex can burn off up to 150 calories every half hour. So if you are having sex four times a week for around 30 minutes, that's an extra 600 calories you're better off without. If you go at it for longer than this - even better!

 "Not tonight darling, I've got a headache." How many times have we heard this old cliche (in books, on film and, unfortunately, in real life)? Well, time to put this particular excuse, quite literally, to bed. Studies show that reaching orgasm is a natural, powerful painkiller. As you approach and then achieve The Big O, production of a chemical called oxytocin surges within your body. Oxytocin is known to reduce all sorts of general pain, including, of course, headaches.

 The fact that having sex regularly makes people calm, relaxed and less prone to stress won't come as a revelation to many. This indicates that a person is in a happy, loving relationship and has many reasons to be cheerful. But the role of intercourse as a powerful stress-reliever is also backed up by recent research. One study carried out in Scotland found that participants who were more sexually active were far better at dealing with controlled, stressful situations than those who abstained.

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