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Harper’s Bazaar Women of the Year awards…the key looks.
The end of the year always sees a flurry of activity for fashion awards. Harper’s Bazaar’s December issue announced their women of the year, and the awards ceremony, as you would expect, attracted a very fashionable crowd which included double Delavingne’s, two generations of model Le Bon’s, and a whole host of 1990s supermodels. Here are the key trends from the night. If in doubt – wear black! Daisy Lowe in her ringmaster costume, Yasmin Le Bon defying age, Laura Bailey, Claudia Winkleman, Liberty Ross, Sophie Dahl and Natalia Vodianova, all these ladies had one thing in common. They all opted for failsafe black. There outfits led to mixed results…
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Kate – The best looks from the best dressed women in Britain.
Finally, a respected magazine gives the opinion on the Duchess of Cambridge’s style that many of us mere mortals hold. Kate has been named as Number One in the Harper’s Bazaar best dressed of 2011 poll. The magazine says ‘Catherine’s incredible style evolution has gripped us all. She gave us the year’s – if not the century’s – most thrilling fashion moment at the royal wedding, and is shaping up as an amazing ambassador for British designers and the high street.’ I am thrilled at this news. Kate has proved that by mixing the High Street and High end designers, you can create a wardrobe that is full of instant…
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The worrying rise of the mini fashionista
The news that Romeo Beckham, at the grand old age of 8, has made the GQ Best dressed men of the year list has had me shaking my head all day long. Romeo appears on the list at number 26, being lauded as a star of the future, one to watch. Now, don’t get me wrong, Romeo is an extremely well dressed little boy, if you like children to look like some aging David Niven, but he is 8 YEARS OLD. He wears clothes that are brought and paid for by his parents, both stylish people in their own right, but they still make the choices, not the 8-year-old. And…
