Fashion Rocks 2007: Music meets Fashion
Fashion rocked its Prada socks off last night at the Royal Albert Hall as music met fashion for one of the most anticipated dates this year. Samuel L Jackson along with Uma Thurman played hosts as top artists from the musical arena collaborated with top runway designers. Line ups included The Gossip for Christopher Kane, Dame Shirley Bassey for Marchesa, Rosin Murphy for Gucci and Lily Allen for Chanel.
Highlights of the evening: Whitney Houston making a comeback to remember and Uma Thurman leaving hardly anything to the imagination in a see-through Valentino gown embellished with Swarovski crystals

More pictures after the jump.
Kate Moss arrived in a 1920’s cream flapper dress from her new Christmas collection for Topshop, also customised with extra trimmings from Swarovski. (The dress will be auctioned in aid of the Princes Trust)

Joss Stone opted for a clean, fuchsia figure hugging dress.

Heather Graham shone on the red carpet in a flattering strapless number.

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Michele Obi is the publisher and founder of My Fashion Life. In between editing, freelancing and spending most of her time on the internet, she also finds time to shop (too much) and obsess over shoes. She loves sushi and counts Matthew Williamson, John Galliano, Valentino and Hussein Chalayan as her favourite designers. Her biggest regret - never seeing Prince in concert!
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Kate Moss is looking surprisingly “healthy”. Heather’s strapless number is gorgeous.
Yes the concept for Stella McCartney was creative and different. It was definitely a good idea to do musical chairs. My only complaint really was with Samuel L Jackson…they gave him some really cheesy lines….but he seemed to be a great sport!
Apart from Timbaland, Keyes, the rock group playing musical chairs the rest were rather tepid like the worst fast food that offers more than it delivers. But it was good to see Whitney she’s looking well.
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