Celebrity Fashion

Project Catwalk 2: Week 1 - and so it begins…

by Elizabeth Varley 38 years, 4 months ago

After much waiting, we finally have the next Project Catwalk on our screens! We can now go back to scoffing at hideous outfits, gasping at amazing creations and giggling at bitchy comments from the judges. Part one aired on Monday night (Sky One at 8pm - spoilers after the jump so don't read if you're waiting to watch it), and I was really looking forward to finding out about the new budding designers and seeing what they'd come up with...

Clive Owen: Lancome’s Newest Recuit

by Kimberley Foster 38 years, 4 months ago

Recently, I seem to making a bit of habit of featuring hunky male actors on Catwalk Queen... (but I'm sure there are no objections...) The latest male actor to jump on the spokesperson bandwagon is Clive Owen, who yesterday was...

Mr Blackwell’s Worst-Dressed List for 2006

by Erin Le Clerc 38 years, 4 months ago

It seems that Mr Blackwell doesn't think much of Britney Spears' fashion sense (or lack thereof, if you ask me!), as she has once again topped his Worst-Dressed List (his 47th!). In a surprise move, however, he awarded the top dishonour jointly to Ms Paris Hilton (two peas in an overexposed pod) - and I suspect that it was the 'shared stockings' moment that clinched that one! In second place was poor ol' Camilla Bowles (Duchess of Dowdy - ...

Red Carpet Trend – Electric blue gowns

by Erin Le Clerc 38 years, 4 months ago

Electric blue isn't just showing up on the High Street, it's also turning heads on the red carpet! Cate Blanchett and Kate Winslet both turned up in the fabulous hue to the 18th Annual Palm Springs International Film Festival a week ago; and given that they're both Golden Globe nominees - for 'Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role' (Notes on a Scandal) and 'Best Performance by an Actress in a Motion Picture Drama' (Little Children), respectively - ...

Sequinned flapper-styled dress at Mango

by Erin Le Clerc 38 years, 4 months ago

If you're looking for a dress that will see you through the Winter doldrums and into Spring garden parties, then it's difficult to find a more classic style than a 1920s-inspired dress. Flattering to many shapes - from curvy to straight-up-and-down, the '20s thrived on sequins and sparkles with a carefree glee not seen since. If you love the look, you can pick up this gorgeous black-silver shift dress from Mango, reduced to £59 from £85 in their sale!

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