Freida Pinto is by far one of my favourites this Cannes Film Festival. Over the last few days she's delivered some major red carpet moments like that yellow Atelier Versace dress that she wore last night.

Today at the photocall for her new movie she proved that she's as strong at less formal events as she is on the red carpet. For the occasion Pinto tapped into the cropped top trend by sporting this printed top and matching skirt from the resort Salvatore Ferragamo collection.

What do you think of her look?

Besides her contract with Lacoste, we haven't seen a lot of Liya Kebede but that is all set to change. This week L'Oreal announced that the Ethiopian model will serve as their global brand ambassador and spokesperson. Kebede will join the ever-growing L'Oreal roster which includes stars like Jennifer Lopez, Beyonce, Freida Pinto and Gwen Stefani.

Two weeks ago we told you all about the rumoured cover stars for the big magazine's september issues and today a lot of these were confirmed by WWD.

Although Stefano Tonchi was rumoured to have chosen Lindsay Lohan to cover his first september issue at W, he is now said to be working with Zoe Kravitz and actress Emma Roberts. The Cut reports that Vogue has not confirmed Halle Berry as there September cover but according to insiders, it's a done deal.

WWd confirmed the following covers:

Elle — Julia Roberts
Harper's Bazaar — Jennifer Aniston
InStyle — Hilary Swank
Vanity Fair — Lady Gaga
T — Freida Pinto

When it comes to a celebrity packed front row, Burberry's attendance for their SS10 show last September blew everyone away. Collectively, Freida Pinto, Alexa Chung, Mary Kate Olsen, Daisy Lowe, Liv Tyler, Emma Watson, Gwyneth Paltrow, Mario Testino and Victoria Beckham watched Christopher Bailey's newest collection eagerly from the best seats in town. Whilst for Burberry it might be a doddle to have the most relevant celebrities dying to be seated front of house, it has been revealed that labels such as Miss Sixty and Rock & Republic have to try - or should we say pay - a little more.

It seems that the more A, B and even C list celebrities they have sat on the front row, the better, however these fashionistas don't come cheap. To have Rihanna, our favourite Gossip Girls Blake Lively and Leighton Meester come in at an also hefty $40-50,000, and expect each Olsen twin to set you back an astonishing $80,000. Now it makes perfect sense as to why both Carolina Herrera and Marc Jacobs have both virtually banned celebrities from their front rows - and we applaud you! One should never have to be bribed to attend a fashion show... attend your show, you'll need to hand over a whopping $100,000 or more.

In just a few weeks, "the fashion Oscars" are coming back to London. The 13th-annual ELLE Style Awards are scheduled for February 22, with editor-in-chief Lorraine Candy co-hosting with a friend of the magazine, Henry Holland. This is the first time Candy has led the festivities, but that seems only appropriate for ELLE's 25th year in print.

We're told that this year's awards (sponsored by Next) are going to be even more star-studded than normal, with a host of celebrity presenters lined up and "a special performance by one of ELLE’s favourite emerging British artists." We have our suspicions as to who that might be, but the real question is, who'll take home the big awards of the night? With previous honourees including Vivienne Westwood, Victoria Beckham, Freida Pinto and Christopher Kane, the bar has been set high for this year's crowd.