The Balmain Spring/Summer show 2011 was one of the highlights of Paris fashion week. Designer Christophe Decarnin gave us a deconstructed 80s punk meets military collection. Featuring lots of corsets, baby tees, blazers, leather pants and studs. Rock on…

First New York, then London, now its Milan’s turn. Milan Fashion Week has started and one of my favourite Italian designers, Etro, took to the stage today to show their Spring/Summer 2011 Ready to Wear collection.

Kicking London Fashion week off yesterday was Aussie favourites, Sass and Bide, showing their Ready to Wear Spring/Summer 2011 collection. The collection was full of beautiful prints – in particular a muted grey and pink water-coloured bubble print and a gorgeous black and white tie dye print…

Yesterday, Victoria Beckham showed her Spring/Summer Ready-to-wear 2011 collection at New York fashion week. Speaking to Vogue UK, Victoria explained why she chose New York Fashion week to show her line…

According to the fashion bible, thou shall not wear socks and sandals. I remember my French teacher in school wearing the classic socks and sandals combo and looking particularly tragic – but recently there has been a shift in what was once a big fashion no-no…

One of my favourite British Models, Daisy Lowe, is due to debut her first fashion collection. The enviable beauty will bring her unique sense of style to the masses by teaming up with French high street brand Morgan…

The animal print trend refuses to die, and why should it? Designers love it, as do the A-list, and while head to toe animal print is a big no no – celebs like Leighton Meester know that a flash of animal print will go a long way, making an otherwise boring outfit look fresh and edgy…

First, Heidi Klum takes to the Victoria Secrets runway over the weekend, looking amazing a mere month after giving birth to baby daughter, Lou. Then the winter issue of id magazine is released – showing not one, not two but three naked former supermodels on the front cover. It’s as if the 1990s are back…

Amanda Wakeley, launched their new Estore yesterday with, no doubt, a plethora of virtual shoppers queueing up to get in!

Amanda Wakeley had lost her company in 1998 when, after her divorce, she was forced to sell the business. Since then the Amanda Wakeley label has endured countless different owners, with Wakeley staying on board as Creative Director.

The fashion industry is notoriously snobby. Being known as a “commercial” is the kiss of death for any model. Even supermodels it would seem aren’t immune to this snobbishness.