Eva Longoria suffered an embarrassing wardrobe malfunction at the Cannes Film Festival.

Danielle Wright finds Wellington alive with art events, food and popular culture this winter.

Miranda Kerr's underwear has reportedly been stolen by a gang of teen thieves.

Chloë Hamilton ventures into its glossy interior to meet the first intake.

Christy Turlington will front Calvin Klein Underwear's autumn/winter 2013 campaign. The model has a lengthy relationship with the fashion house.

Nicole Kidman, who was just inducted into Australia's InStyle's Hall Of Fame, is the new face of Jimmy Choo.

A handpicked selection of what's new in fashion, food and beauty right now. See this week's issue of Viva for more.

Murray Crane, owner of contemporary tailors, Crane Brothers talks about how to expand your team without putting off loyal customers who associate you, the business owner, very much with the brand.

What does wearing pyjamas in public say about us? It's difficult to tell. We could be unconventional, lazy, slovenly, unwell or simply an independent spirit.

Pamela Wade admires the sweetest cupcake, iced with Swarovski crystals.

Two weeks on, the Rana Plaza catastrophe in Bangladesh is now the deadliest catastrophe in the history of the garment industry, with the death toll toping 1000.

It's one of the first rules of fashion - don't wear too many prints at once. Well, maybe it's time to break a few style laws this season, because clashing prints have burst onto the scene for autumn/winter.

Stella McCartney did some spring cleaning for fall-winter, replacing her old wardrobe standbys with a more textural and sculpted collection than usual. With exaggerated lapels, it was the British tailoring staple - the dark pinstripe suit - that was reimagined. But for McCartney, the most feminine of designers, the menswear allusions were only hinted at. The signature remained relaxed, with soft silhouettes and circular cuts in silk duchess and silk cloquet jacquard.

Dame Vivienne Westwood has teamed up with Virgin Atlantic to design uniforms made from sustainable materials for cabin crew.

If the adage "you are what you eat" rings true then I'm some sort of pickled mollusc given my penchant for clams, mussels, oysters and a crisp chardonnay. But I suspect "you are what you read" is more to the point.

The one blog that caused a seismic shift the fashion's power pantheon is The Sartorialist.

Even by mega-show standards, the reaction to Raf Simons' first ready-to-wear collection for Dior was frenzied. Lisa Armstrong got through the scrum to meet the man himself.

Commuters familiar with musty rush-hour train carriages may not believe it.

Singer-turned-fashion designer Victoria Beckham is preparing to open her own clothing store in her native London.

According to her stylist, Gwyneth Paltrow deserves to flaunt her trim and toned figure and that dress looked elegant not vulgar.

Some of humanity's daily tragedies stand out because they inflict wantonly futile suffering; others awake the persistent tug of collective conscience.

Robert Lloyd was born to collect. "I have garage sales in my blood," jokes the makeup artist and hairstylist for theatre, film and television, who has been collecting Crown Lynn and other retro treasures for over 40 years.

As a new generation of Russian It-girls cause a kerfuffle on the international catwalks, we take a look at Moscow's fashion revolution.