
Lady Gaga: I use fashion to deal with my insanity
The singer, who is renowned for her over-the-top outfits, has told Graham Norton's BBC talk show that clothes keep her mentally on track.
The singer, who is renowned for her over-the-top outfits, has told Graham Norton's BBC talk show that clothes keep her mentally on track.
The most beautiful women in the world have pulled on some bizarre looking outfits and taken to the stage in the Miss Universe costume show.
The Melbourne Cup is just as much about the fashion on the field as the fillies. Our gallery brings you the best looking ladies at gents at Flemington for race day.
This week's street style captures looks reflecting a typical spring day in the City of Sails.
Helen Mirren's rosy crop was a show-stopper, but these babes were looking the best on the soggy Bafta's red carpet.
The opening look at Victoria Beckham's show was a windowpane plaid coat. She also incorporated more sweaters and knits into her collection, with a nod to mod with some geometric, colourblocked shift dresses. The most unexpected looks were the flashes of bright yellow, including a sleeveless trench; the techno shine she added to pleated skirts that the audience could only see as the models walked; and the long cape-style tuxedo coat. One of the important evolutions for autumn is the softer shoulder, which she used to tweak one of her popular zip-back, slim-fit dress silhouettes. For shoes, she put models in lower kitten heels, made in collaboration with Manolo Blahnik, which was a bit of a surprise for a woman known for skyscraper stilettos.
Diesel wanted to "push eroticism aggressively" in its new campaign.
A French association that fights for the rights of curvy women has made an official complaint against designer Karl Lagerfeld over his comments that no one wants to see plump models on catwalks.
Collette Dinnigan changed the way the world thinks about Australian style and our perception of what is possible on the global stage.
Women have been celebrated for their curvacious bodies in the first ever plus-size fashion week in Paris.
Colin Mathura-Jeffree revels in the variety of Melbourne's fashion hotspots.
After 24 years in business, the designer most celebrated for her signature lingerie-style evening dresses has announced she is shutting most of her operations to spend more time with family.
Sponsored by Histoire de Courbes, a French group whose sole goal is to celebrate womens' curves, the showcase represents French designers including La Belle Affranchie, Maryse Richardson, Tamboo Bamboo and Femme Fabuleuses and has partnered with respectable retailers with stylish plus-size merch like Forever 21 and Asos Curve.
International musicians, including Kiwi songbird Kimbra, have taken out their artistic flair on white Converse sneakers being auctioned off to raise money for cancer.
Style File made an appearance at the the Whips N Spurs party to get an early guide to the form of this season's racegoers.
Victoria's Secret bombshell, Doutzen Kroes, admits she feels guilty working in an image obsessed profession.
Comedian, Melissa McCarthy, says she picked the jacket she wears on the cover of Elle, and denies the women's glossy of any fat-shaming.
A Kiwi designer is ecstatic R&B superstar Beyonce is taking two new shoes home as a souvenir from her New Zealand concerts.
Miranda Kerr says scheduling conflicts will prevent her from taking part in the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show this year.
Australian supermodel Miranda Kerr became a Victoria's Secret angel in 2007.
Kate Moss is British Vogue's new contributing fashion editor.
The American actress has created a range of "socially responsible" accessories called Bare.
Kim Kardashian's engagement ring has sold at auction for nearly US$750,000 (NZ$896,000).
This week Style File scouted talent around the inner-city streets by the Sky City Grand.
Women who want to wear new-season designer dresses to parties and events this summer but don't want to pay the big prices this can involve are turning to hire companies instead.
In a world that relies on smartphones to keep a track of our lives and the time spent living it, it’s little wonder how the act of wearing a watch has evolved from its practical origins to one that focuses now purely on aesthetics.