After rumours that Madonna would front Dolce and Gabbana’s menswear campaign proved untrue, we were a little disappointed. But Dolce and Gabbana were holing a little secret: the Queen of Pop has been snapped up by the Italian design duo to front their S/S10 womenswear campaign.

Louis Vuitton is really doing its bit to embrace younger models lately, isn’t it? After announcing Lara Stone as the face of the luxury label’s S/S10 campaign, replacing Madonna, no less, it has now enlisted British model and all-round cool girl Daisy Lowe, too.

Having spent some time in Berlin this summer, I had the opportunity to experience the city’s diverse fashion culture. From the array of vintage stores and huge markets to designer boutiques and commercial malls, this buzzing city really has it all and is fast becoming a significant asset to global fashion. The emergence of Berlin Fashion Week has assisted in...

Move over Madonna: word has it model du jour Lara Stone has been snapped up by Louis Vuitton to star in its S/S10 fashion campaign.

Eva Longoria Parker and her husband, NBA San Antonio Spurs champion Tony Parker, will appear in their first fashion shoot together, as London Fog has snapped them up to appear in the brand’s Christmas campaign.

Being the daughter of a mega pop star must be quite a busy job; jetting off to numerous locations, all while having a wardrobe packed with designer clothes. Madonna’s mini -me, Lourdes Leon was spotted with the material girl, carrying the Kogal Candy tote from Gwen Stefani’s line Harajuku Lovers. Although her outfit is messy and haphazard, she does have her own...

As rumours circulated all day yesterday that Madonna is set to be the new face of Dolce and Gabbana’s menswear label, we can reveal that the whispers are, in fact, exactly that.

Following yesterday’s news that Gap is launching its first fragrance in the UK, the retailer has revealed it will now sell its casual clothing online to us folk, too. Finally!

Sonia Rykiel has announced it will join forces with high street store H&M as their next guest designer.

Poppy King has criticised Dita Von Teese’s “costume” make-up. The former Estee Lauder cosmetics consultant, who started her own make-up brand, Poppy, in 1991, says the burlesque dancer and model’s style is not typical of modern-day beauty trends because it is too staged. She said: “People always say to me, ‘Oh you must love Dita Von...