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| Rochelle Humes Reveals Her Debut Fashion Collection |
| 'The Saturdays' singer Rochelle Humes has just unveiled her first fashion collection in collaboration with online retailer Very.co.uk, following in the footsteps of several other stars who have also released collections. |
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| Karlie Kloss Approaches Her Modelling Career Like an Athlete |
| American model Karlie Kloss is at the top of her game - with countless campaigns, covers and shows already under her belt, and with even more still flooding in, she is an unstoppable force and quickly becoming one of the biggest model names around. |
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| Mulberry Unveil New Cheaper ‘Tessie’ Bag Collection |
| British heritage label Mulberry are hoping to bring their leather products to a new customer by offering a loser priced line of classic leather bags. Unveiling a new collection named 'Tessie', the pieces are very simple, timeless and available in easy to wear colours. |
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| Kimberley Walsh Opens Up on Maternity Style & Fashion Regrets |
| Currently pregnant with her first child, 'Girls Aloud' singer Kimberley Walsh has opened up on how she's coping with maternity style. The singer says that at the moment she is gravitating towards long maxi-dresses that fit her figure comfortably and that are easy to wear. |
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| Blake Lively Prefers to Dress for Comfort on the Red Carpet |
| Blake Lively has spoken on dressing for the red carpet. The former 'Gossip Girl' star has revealed that she can find the experience quite stressful, so she likes to have an outfit that is comfortable to wear, so she feels good about how she looks and not awkward. |
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| Maleficent Team Up With Crow’s Nest Fine Jewellery |
| Disney's latest film, 'Maleficent', which stars the beautiful Angelina Jolie, is already a fashionable affair. So far, British designer Stella McCartney has designed a line of children's clothing inspired by the film and MAC Cosmetics are also releasing a selection of makeup with dramatic dark shades taken from the hit movie. |
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| Laura Mvula Gushes About Designer Kate Spade’s “Classy” Pieces |
| Soul singer Laura Mvula has complimented British designer Kate Spade. Speaking at a party held for the designer in New York City, Laura gushed that Kate's designs have a classic feel that channel some of the world's most elegant women, such as Audrey Hepburn. |
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| Frida Giannini Responds to Rumors She’s Departing Gucci |
| Fashion designer Frida Giannini has successfully designed for Italian fashion house Gucci for 10 full years this year, but new rumors have emerged that she may be considering stepping down from her role at the label, with stories suggesting that she could be replaced by the likes of Riccardo Tisci or Joseph Altuzarra. |
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| Ralph Lauren Loves Women Who Wear Men’s Clothes |
| American designer Ralph Lauren has opened up on the process of tailoring, stating that a very long time ago he began to admire how women look while dressed quite androgynous in men's tailored clothing. |
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| Courtney Love Praises Fashion Designer Victoria Beckham |
| Courtney opens up on her close designer friends, saying she used to be Givenchy designer Riccardo Tisci's muse but she isn't impressed with his current favourite star muse - reality star Kim Kardashian - so she'd rather not be associated with him. |
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| ‘Grace of Monaco’ Costume Designer Opens Up on Designing for Nicole Kidman |
| Nicole Kidman transforms effortlessly into Grace Kelly in new film 'Grace of Monaco' and the costume designer behind the film, Gigi Lepage, has spoken on having free reign by the director Olivier Dahan to create her own unique vision regarding the styling and costumes used in the new production. |
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| John Rocha Announces His London Fashion Week Retirement |
| Fashion designer John Rocha has surprised by announcing his retirement from London Fashion Week. The designer says he will no longer show on schedule at the event, something which he has done since 1985, and instead wants to allow more room for talented younger designers who want to have their collections seen. |
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