These two models locked horns early in their careers. Photo / Getty
The fashion industry is home to an array of larger than life characters, who have been embroiled in more than a few feuds.
If you've seen the movie The Devil Wears Prada, you've seen a glimpse into how those in the cut throat world of fashion and beauty aren't afraid to throw some serious shade.
Some fashion feuds will go down in history while others will simply fade faster than the popularity of Ed Hardy t-shirts.
We've rounded up the most riveting your viewing pleasure.
Mirror mirror on the wall, who has the greatest body of all?
Elle and Heidi declared war in 2006 over who really laid claim to the famous title "The Body."
Heidi launched a lingerie line by that name, and Macpherson fought back and insisted she held claim to the original title.
Klum ended the war once and for all by taking over the Elle Macpherson intimates line as creative director in 2014.
This famous feud started over quilted pants. Yes, you read that right.
Armani and Dolce & Gabanna went head to head in 2009 over who first showed quilted pants in their collection.
And when it comes to quilted pants, there can be no winner.
These two squared off early in their careers with Banks claiming that she was bullied by the older supermodel.
In 2005, Banks invited Campbell onto her talk show where the two girls found what they called "closure".
However in 2016, Banks confessed she was still "very scared" of Campbell.
Armani declared war on the Versace empire when he told the UK Sunday Times that the late Gianni Versace said: "I dress sluts. You dress church ladies."
Younger sister Donatella was having none of that and called Armani "rude and tasteless" and swore her older brother said the word "glamour".
Ever had a feud so big you decided to wrote a book about it? These two designers have.
It all began in 1954, when Saint Laurent and Lagerfeld began stealing each other's boyfriends, mates and trading countless jabs to the press.
The pair never made amends. The feud was only ended by Saint Laurent's death in 2008.
If there is one woman in fashion you don't want to make angry, it's Anna Wintour.
The Vogue editor has refused to put any of Azzedine Alaïa's collections in her magazine for the past 20 years.
However, the fashion designer shrugged it off in 2011 and said: "Who will remember Anna Wintour in the history of fashion? No one."
During Paris Fashion Week 2017, Wintour skipped the designers show and Vogue posted no photos of the event online.
'We really did fall in love. I didn’t know it could happen again,' said Jo Cartwright, 96.