It's not too bad being Emma Watson. As well as appearing in one of the world's most loved films and having an estimated net worth of $32million, being the face of Burberry definitely comes with its perks.

The 'Harry Potter' star stepped out in London's Heathrow airport on Monday in this trenchcoat from the new Burberry Bespoke collection. "That's London done, now off to New York! Wearing my favourite trench that Christopher Bailey @Burberry designed for me. Love it!x," she Tweeted from the airport. According to sources, Christopher Bailey gave it to the actress as a gift for the premiere. If that wasn't enough, yesterday she sported a studded version in New York to attend the David Letterman show.

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Rachel Zoe has strongly dismissed rumours that she's expecting her first child with husband Roger Berman, but speculation was revived last weekend. The stylist attended a charity event with Berman, and many guests have since alleged that she was sporting a noticeable bump.

A source told E! News: "Every now and then when she posed and moved, the dress would brush against her tummy, and it appeared that her belly seemed to be bumpin' under the dress. When asked why she chose the dress, she said, 'Comfortable. Easy.' Later, she was spotted placing her hand on her belly. There was a visible bump."

Rumours initially began after Zoe was notably absent at Milan and Paris fashion week this season inticed by alleged comments from friends confirming the rumour, claiming that Zoe is taking things easy to prepare for her first child.

If you're a Tom Ford fanatic, then be sure to pick up the December/January issue of Vogue Paris. For the holiday issue, Ford will not only serve as guest editor of the magazine, but also grace the cover. Previously, Sofia Coppola and John Galliano have guest edited.

As Fashionologie points out, rumours emerged during fashion week that Terry Richardson photographed exclusive shots of Ford's recent women's wear collection exclusively for the mag. We'll see about that, and we'll also be curious to find out who else covers the issue with Ford. According to Carine Roitfeld, the designer won't be alone.

Having already shown in New York, Milan and Cannes, it's finally our turn to see what Richard Hambleton has to offer. From November 19th, 45 pieces of the elusive designer's work, 25 of which has never been seen, will be exhbited in a pop-up gallery in London's Dairy.

The showcase is curated by Vladimir Restoin Roitfeld and Andy Valmorbida in collaboration with Giorgio Armani and is not the first time they have all worked together on this project. Last September, the exhibition took place in New York and with everyone from Mary J Blige to Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen in attendance.

"Richard Hambleton’s brush stroke as an artist is genius and is in a league of its own," Restoin-Roitfeld and Valmobida said. "Most significantly, he is the most important and influential living street artist in the world today, with a story and career that is unparalleled. It is also a privilege for us to collaborate again with Giorgio Armani and we’re pleased to present it in such a prestigious space."

Last month saw Restoin-Roitfeld also curate a sell-out exhibition for painter Nicolas Pol. At the event he made it clear that we can expect him to continue to work closely with Giorgio Armani. "I don’t see why it is so bad for an artist to do something with such a credible person as Mr. Armani," he said. "I don’t see how it hurts the artist to do suddenly a huge show in Milan and New York with Armani, which had thousands of people coming and was all over the press. If the art is good and this element doesn’t take too much away from the creative side, then it doesn’t hurt." And Armani is pleased to continue working with the designer saying that he "stands as a reminder that art in all its forms is first and foremost driven by individual passion and creativity”

The exhibition will be open from November 19th - December 3rd at Dairy at 7 Wakefield St in London

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We hear about finding that perfect Vera Wang bridal gown, but for any of you hoping future bridesmaid duties will see you wearing a Vera Wang bridesmaid dress, you might have to call the nearest David's Bridal. Monday, Wang's boutiques stopped taking orders for the designer's bridal-party dresses, which will now only be sold at DB. Wang will launch a bridal-wear line at the lower-priced bridal shop in February, when shoppers will be able to pick up gowns for $150 to $200, rather than the boutique prices of $180 to $330. Mario Grauso, CEO of Vera Wang, promises the new line will be "very similar in feeling" to the former range.

Victoria Beckham likes men naked, won't design for them [T]

Carey Mulligan will be Daisy in 'The Great Gatsby' [Fashionista]

Tom Ford cites inappropriate breast fondling as a reason not to drink [Vogue.com]

A 'Gossip Girl' character is interning at W magazine [WWD]

Holiday gifts for less than $100? Yes, please. [Refinery29]