After previously designing a capsule collection for H&M, Madonna might have thought it would be no problem to borrow a few pieces from the upcoming Lanvin for H&M collection. Wrong. Despite reports that the high-street chain wouldn't let anyone, celebs included, wear the clothes until after the November 18 runway show to debut the line, it seems that a few others on the events circuit have been luckier than Madge.

The Telegraph has these pictures from the London Lanvin preview, where British celebs including Roisin Murphy, Hayley Atwell and Sophie Ellis-Bextor were seen wearing pieces from the range. Since Jennifer Lopez also reportedly was turned down from wearing a dress or two from the collection, we hope the lucky ladies felt even luckier than normal. Looks like Madonna and J.Lo will have to wait until November 20 like the rest of us to get their Lanvin fix.

Last night, Bond Street was packed full of fashionistas and shoppers alike who all came out to celebrate Vogue's Fashion's Night Out. Just in case you were one of the few that didn't make it, here's the low down of what happened and who was there.

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The Environmental Justice Foundation (EJF) has recently announced the launch of its new pop-up shop in central London. The UK-based charity is known for its work in empowering individuals who "suffer most from environmental abuses, (such as forced child labour and environmental abuses in cotton production), to find peaceful ways of preventing them."

With this in mind, the charity once again has returned to their temporary home in Kingly Court, off Carnaby Street, but this time are stocking up-to-the-minute sample (pre-season) men's and women's T-shirts and 100 Eley Kishimoto designed eco-friendly shopper bags at £10 each, (which were also seen on the front row at LFW earlier in September), for a limited period only. The t-shirts feature art from a number of designers, including cream-of-the-crop of British designers such as Luella, Giles Deacon, Betty Jackson, Zandra Rhodes, Alice Temperley, Katherine Hamnett, Jenny Packham, Richard Nicoll and Ciel. T-shirts can be bought separately, but savvy shoppers can invest in two t-shirts and get a free EK shopper.

With the likes of Lily Cole, Sophie Ellis Bextor, Ashley Jensen and Nic Hoult, amongst over 50 others, having been spotted sporting the organic Continental cotton t-shirts, it is likely they'll be an instant hit. More to the point, as there is only a limited amount on stock available, the T-shirts will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis so you would be wise to head over to White Gold, 1st Floor Kingly Court, London, W1B as quickly as your 5-inch heels can get you there. And as Christmas is round the corner, it would seem that there is no better time to do your bit for charity, whilst snapping up some presents your friends and family will definitely not want to take back after the festive period.

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Sacha Baron Cohen

"Times are hard, but if you shop around und are prepared to vear some things twice before throwing zem away, it is still possible to look good on a clothing budget of about $20,000 a veek." There's your advice from Bruno, the newest alter-ego of Sacha Baron Cohen.

GQ's July cover boy showed up in Leicester Square tonight for the London premiere of 'Bruno'. Too bad the queen was busy with the Royal Ascot, or she might have been thrilled to see his new uniform.

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Kate Bosworth and Stella McCartney

Nothing unites celebrities like a day in the park and partial vegetarianism.

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Lulu Guinness

Lulu Guinness celebrated her 20th year in the biz with a party at London's Victoria & Albert Museum yesterday, and we hope she remembered to RSVP the plus-one that is her dress. The quirky-but-cute designer celebrated with the likes of Katy Perry and Sophie Ellis Bextor at the event, where we spotted one of the orangest skirts we've ever seen.

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