Karl Lagerfeld hasn't been allowed to live down those comments he said about Adele's weight. After the interview went out, the comments were constantly the subject of conversation and now they are back in the spotlight as Beth Ditto weighed in on the issue in a recent interview with the Evening Standard:

I don’t think Adele would deny that she was fat. And I bet she doesn’t. Karl Lagerfeld used to be fat himself, so you gotta think about that. He’s obviously not proud of that fact. I also think that people give him way too much power! He’s just an eccentric designer who makes amazing art but doesn’t always say the coolest shit.

And…the way I feel about Adele is, I doubt, and I hope, and I’m pretty confident, that she does not think about Karl Lagerfeld, ever. I bet that is the last thing on her mind at night. She’s falling asleep on her 85 Grammys and however many millions of albums she’s sold and however many millions of pounds that she has, and is just probably thinking, like, “You know what – all right!

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In a fitting memorial to the late designer, Alexander McQueen's ashes will be scattered on the Isle of Skye, as he had wished. The Scottish Isle held much adoration in the designer's heart - his father Ronald was born there, and his infamous and controversial 'Highland Rape' collection was inspired by the Highland clearances of the place he classed his ancestral home.

Despite being well travelled, McQueen felt at ease in Scotland, as his brother Michael explained to the Evening Standard. "Alexander was back and forward all over the world," he told, "but he felt at home when he was in Scotland." Ever proud of his Scottish history, Lee McQueen chose to don full Highland dress to accept his CBE back in 2003, and sported a matching tartin kilt to his date Sarah Jessica Parker at the 2006 Costume Institute Gala. McQueen's father and five siblings will travel to the Isle of Skye within the next few weeks to scatter his ashes there.