Yoko Ono's collection of menswear for Opening Ceremony is based on a series of drawings she sketched as a gift for Lennon for their wedding day in 1969. Ono said she the illustrations were designs for clothing and accessories to celebrate Lennon's "hot bod."

Music industry talent stepped out in Sydney for Australia's biggest music awards - the ARIAs. The dames popped on the carpet with plenty of colour, while international songbird, Taylor Swift, stood out in a flowing Elle Saab gown. Check out the snaps.

Mega-babe models hit the red carpet for the unveiling of the 2013 Pirelli calendar. The iconic calendar, which was first made back in the 1960s, was shot in Rio by celebrated American photojournalist Steve McCurry. It features 11 models, who, going against the calendar's naked tradition, remained fully-clothed for the shoot.

Racegoers attend events at New Zealand Trotting Cup Day at Addington Raceway in Christchurch.

The MTV European Awards are held each year in a different European city, with past hosts including Belfast in 2011, Madrid in 2010 and Berlin in 2009. German-born supermodel Heidi Klum, 39, hosted this year's event in Frankfurt. Check out the snaps taken on the red carpet.

The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show happens every year, but it doesn't get any easier to choose who will walk the runway. Get a peek at the castings for the 2012 show.

Viva magazine pinned down some of the teens about town to find out what's on their minds.

Marc Jacobs capped an incredibly strong Paris fashion week with his collection for Louis Vuitton shown at The Lourve. Miuccia Prada, who presides over a lucrative fashion empire, felled a small forest in aid of her presentation for Miu Miu, one of the final day's other big shows. Elie Saab threw huge graphic chunks of moon rock down the catwalk as set, to evoke his more geometric theme.

The anticipation around the Raf Simons' ready-to-wear debut at Dior was palpable, and the designer did not disappoint, evolving his own minimalist style. Brighter hues were served up by Roland Mouret, the master of va-va-voom, and Anne Valerie Hash whose unified collections boasted vibrancy, yet, still, never strayed too far from the black, that's now a mainstay for 2013. Issey Miyake picked back up of the popular trend of color-blocking to kaleidoscopic effect.

Paris fashion has no boundaries and no borders. Manish Arora traveled to northwestern India's Rajasthan to bring a vibrant infusion of traditional Indian dress and lavish regal jewellery. Balmain travelled to the artisanal wicker-weavers of Cuba to give the collection a unique panache with hints of in-vogue black. Barbara Bui joined the expedition with geometric American Indian prints and tribal-looking dresses and foulards. Nina Ricci, forever a romantic Parisian gamine, travelled decades back in time to produce a nostalgic show with a modern twist.

London-based Vivienne Westwood led the crowd, celebrating Queen Elizabeth II's Diamond Jubilee, but travelling via Japan, Russia, Spain and Africa. Viktor & Rolf, meanwhile, went back to their signature plays on oversized proportion to produce a glitzy show as they prepare to celebrate 20 years since they founded the label. The epitome of femininity, Cacharel, explored spring through the natural colors of mother nature, in a trademark delicate display.

True style doesn't try too hard. That was the statement at Paris Fashion Week, alarmingly simple, but proved in ready-to-wear presentations from Celine, Givenchy, Hermes - which heralded a move towards clean, simplified elegance.

Emma Watson showed off an unconventional red carpet look at the screening of The Perks of Being a Wallflower in London. The actress stunned in a Dior strapless minidress which she wore over some tailored black pants. Check out that and some of her other looks.

Penelope Cruz smouldered in red at the 60th San Sebastian International Film Festival.

The setting may have been grand but the shows on the first day in Paris are often low-key, a showcase for emerging talent.

The looks were sheer and the message for next summer from Milan was crystal clear: Fashion should be fun. Many designers showing spring-summer collections during Milan Fashion Week made prominent use of sheer fabrics. But rather than being straight-out sexy, the effect was often an optical illusion, giving the eye more to feast on, not less.

Stars arrive on the red carpet to the 64th Primetime Emmy Awards in Los Angeles, California.

Women's collections coming off the runway for next year's warmer weather are all about the pastoral - relaxing looks in both silhouette and colour, with flowing styles and floral patterns that blend with the prevailing pastel palette.

On the same plaza where models had strutted the runways just days earlier, it seemed like New York Fashion Week had been a mere prelude to NYCB's glittery fall gala. The evening's star was legendary designer Valentino, and the focus was on clothes, onstage and off.

Floral references during the second day of Milan Fashion Week womenswear previews on Thursday ranged from the graphic motif to romantic bouquets or jungle foliage. It's not a sexy season. Collections for next summer are more romantic than racy and sheer fabrics suggest more than they show.

If the first day of previews at Milan Fashion Week is any indication, next summer will feature a lot of bold colour and patterns. While the more structured, usually daytime, looks were in heavier fabrics, evening or playtime came in airier, diaphanous materials like chiffon and tulle. Milan designers are offering more romantic looks rather than their trademark slinky and sexy. Long and loose pants were paired with ample tunic tops while voluminous long skirts offered a nice sweep.

London Fashion Week kicked into high gear on day 3, with a hectic day of shows that culminated in Lady Gaga taking a starring turn on celebrity milliner Philip Treacy’s catwalk. Earlier in the day, punk queen Vivienne Westwood upstaged her own models in a finale that saw her strutting down the runway with a climate change slogan T-shirt. Fashion doesn’t get more theatrical than this.

Newcomers and established designers alike took audiences on flights of fancy on Day 2 of London Fashion Week, which showcased an eclectic range of women's wear creations.

Like a proud grandfather, de la Renta beamed as bite-size models showed off his first full children's collection for spring, a garden party of floral and lace party dresses for girls and classic layered looks for boys.

Every so often at Fashion Week, there is a moment when the runway is transported from the bustle of New York to a different time or place. Who needs a plane ticket to join the jet set? Might as well let your clothes do the globe-trotting.

The story of New York Fashion Week has been told in mostly black and white - making it that much harder to ignore all the unusual prints on the runway. And it's not just pretty florals or polka dots.

Victoria's Secret Angels have taken to the catwalk in the annual luxury lingerie extravaganza. Check out the stunning snaps from the New York event.