Gary ponders doggie deep conditioning.

The boys discuss Brad's burgeoning career.

In the garage. . .

But Brad better get it together because none other than the Diane Lane could be his next big client.

Gary's planning a London vacay, and even Brad's free association won't stop him.

The garage/tomb is ready for fittings.

Brad gets pumped for his day at 'Paper'

And he even has help!

The art director and Brad discuss the importance of hot shoes.

Shoes are everything.

Yes, he's going full leopard ladies and gents. No fear.

Smile, it's your day.

If you're going to be a Brad, don't fear neon.

Casual Brad and Bowtie Brad strike a pose.

A little pre-shoot stretch.

Showing his many poses.

White man can jump.

Getting a look at the finished products.

Brad and the photographer discuss how style saved them.

He's got lots of moves.

Not a bad group of boys.

Unfortunately, Diane Lane's people canceled.

Gary tries to make Bradley feel a bit better about the change of plans.

Brad keeps himself busy while waiting for a job.

Brad peruses some vintage options for Keri and the Met Ball.

And each is as equally amazing as the last.

Brad moves it out of the garage for this fitting, and tows some help along as well.

Keri takes a gander at all of the options.

Keri tests the back of this dress.

Geoffrey Beene, not right for this time, but could work for many a spring event.

Brad starts working on his fitness, ensuring he's the hired at least for his cute thighs.

Brad and Gary discuss the 'US Weekly' party.

Even though there is no dinner. . .

Too shinny?

Just shinny enough, if that kiss is any reaction.

Working the red carpet.

And the press.

Gary, keeps a bit more to himself, though he does look equally dapper.

Back home the boys can discuss Brad's lack of an actual award.