In addition to showing a number of famous GM vehicles - some never before seen in North America - GM will feature some of the hottest names in entertainment joining the vehicles for a walk - or drive - down the runway.

Celebrities will include:

Cheryl Hines - Emmy-nominated actress from HBO's hit comedy "Curb Your Enthusiasm."

Vivica A. Fox - Star of numerous films and television series, including the most recent edition of "Dancing with the Stars."

Petra Nemcova - One of the world's top supermodels and a regular in the Sports Illustrated swimsuit issues.

Danny Masterson - Best-known for his role on "That 70's Show," Masterson will be the evening's guest DJ.

Mario Lopez – Star of “Saved by the Bell” and most recently a favorite on “Dancing with the Stars”

Christian Slater – Film and television star.

Jimmy Kimmel - Late night television host of ABC’s “Jimmy Kimmel Live” will act as emcee of the GM Style red carpet, providing up-to-the-minute interviews and commentary.

Jennifer Hudson – American Idol semi-finalist now starring in the hit movie “Dreamgirls.”

Carmen Electra – Film and television actress.

Rachel Zoe - This "stylist to the stars" will prep all the celebrities at GM Style.

Check out the video of the event, including star appearances!

Vehicles that will be featured in the GM Style Event:

2006 Camaro Concept - Unveiled to rave reviews from around the world last January, the award-winning Chevrolet Camaro Concept combines dramatic design and exciting performance. A thoroughly modern interpretation of the classic sport coupe, the Chevrolet Camaro Concept recaptures the spirit of one of the most popular sport coupes of all time and redefines the Camaro for new generations of fans.

1951 Buick LeSabre Concept - One of the most famous concept cars of all time, the Buick LeSabre concept was designed under supervision of GM Design Icon Harley J. Earl. The car took styling cues from jet fighter planes, and Earl personally drove the car for years. Among a myriad of technologies revolutionary at the time, the LeSabre concept could raise its own convertible top if it began raining when the owner was away from the car. Under the watchful eye of Ed Welburn, GM recently restored this automotive icon at their Design Center in Warren, Mich., the same facility where the vehicle was created.

2006 Pontiac Solstice Weekend Club Racer Concept - A Detroit debut, GM Performance Division built the Solstice Weekend Club Racer concept to showcase how a racing version of the car might be configured. With a custom bronze paint job, power for the car comes from a turbocharged 2.0L four-cylinder engine rated at 325 horsepower.

2006 Saab Aero X Concept - Another Detroit debut, the Saab Aero X concept harnesses the power of Saab's aviation and Scandinavian roots to make a unique statement in performance car design. Saab Aero X adopts a cockpit canopy, just as you would see on a jet aircraft. It offers the Aero X pilot full 180 degree vision. The Aero X concept, powered by a 400 hp BioPower engine using 100 percent ethanol fuel, made its world premiere at the 2006 Geneva Motor Show and its North American debut at the 2006 New York Auto Show.

2007 Saturn Sky Red Line - The Saturn Sky Red Line boasts one of the most powerful engines (260 hp/260 foot-pounds of torque) GM has ever produced based on its size (2L). Its 0 to 60 mph time is just over five seconds, and Edmunds.com called it "the most interesting blend of style and performance."