Clockwise from top left: Ashley and Mary Kate Olsen in The Row; Solange Knowles in Marni; Kate Bosworth in Altuzarra; Dakota Fanning in Proenza Schouler; Pamela Love in Theyskens Theory; Tabitha Simmons and Karen Elson in Proenza Schouler

Kate Bosworth always kills it on the red carpet and last night was no different. To attend the CFDA Awards the actress chose one of the statement Fall 2012 Altuzarra dresses but kept everything else classic and simple, particularly with her simple black heels and clutch bag and no jewellery.

What do you think of her look?

Eddie Redmayne, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Mario Testino

As always today's Burberry Prorsum show was a star studded affair. The usuals like Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Kate Bosworth sat alongside new additions to the front row gang like Wil.i.am and model Jessica Michibata.

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Recently we reported that Business Week has heralded Mulberry as the best performing fashion house after the success of their much-loved bag, The Alexa, but the question on our mind was what next for the brand and now we know.

Have a look at the Carter - the new bag that we will all be coveted for the next few seasons. The bag has already been spotted on Kate Bosworth and comes with double lock detailing in styles like embossed snake, suede, patent leather and nappa in an assortment of styles and colours all featuring a classic chain handle. "I'm so thrilled with Carter," Emma Hill told Vogue.com. "It's a new family and it's very much Mulberry-girl-grows-up. The autumn/winter 2011 season is a twist on the classically English countryside, and Carter is just the kind of bag that you can take from town to a country-house weekend."

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Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana have a lot to smile about this season and we're not just talking about the fact that duo avoided that big tax evasion case earlier on this year. Their white lace dresses have racked up a whopping 43 covers so far this season, only five behind Prada with 48.

As we reported, the dress made a big appearance on Gisele Bundchen for Emmanuelle Alt's first cover for Vogue Paris as editor in chief, Britt Maren wore it for a German Vogue cover, Penelope Cruz dons it dor the latest American vogue issue and now Constance Jablonski appears on this month's Greek Vogue in the dress having sported it in on the cover of Spanish Vogue back in February.

But it doesn't end there. The dress has also been a hit on the red carpet too. Diane Kruger was the first to sport it back in February at the premier of 'Unknown' in LA and in March Kate Bosworth dressed it down with black army boots and a military jacket to host a party for Nylon.

Each season there's always a dress that has it's 'cover' moment. Last season it was all about that gold dress from Balmain which was worn by Natalia Vodianova on the December cover of Harper's Bazaar UK, on Cindy Crawford for Vogue India's October issue, Abbey Lee Kershaw on Vogue Germany, Anna Dello Russo on 10 and on both Anja Rubik and Toni Garn.

What is your favourite cover?

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Starting this July, you can look to Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen to tell you what to wear. The Olsen twins are launching StyleMint.com this summer with Josh Berman, one of the original co-founders of MySpace. Women's Wear Daily describes the site as "similar to book-, music- and wine-of-the-month clubs." Basically, users can log in, fill out a short style quiz and then receive recommendations of Olsen-designed merchandise based on their personal taste.

Berman (through his company, Beachmint) previously launched JewelMint.com with Kate Bosworth and her stylist, Cher Coulter. JewelMint operates on a similar principal but sells jewellery, with all pieces retailing for $29.99. The Olsens' site will start out at the same price point. Their first range? A custom collection of women's t-shirts. Mark those calendars if you're looking for a little Olsen-approved advice.