Princess Diana's iconic black taffeta dress fetched £192,000 [Telegraph]
Rachel Bilson: now Sunglass Hut's "style director" [People]
Hubert de Givenchy says we have "impossible, crazy clothes" [Sassybella]
Tiffany & Co is creating an app to design engagement rings [WWD]
Did 'Sex and the City 2' boost the UK's Speedo sales? [The Cut]
The style world gets artsy [Style.com]
Is Joseph Altuzarra too similar to Tom Ford? [Daily Front Row]
Michael Kors loves Lady Gaga [NY Post]
Sarah Jessica Parker dresses down after Sex and the City 2 [Daily Mail]
Do model scouts in Brazil specifically seek the white areas? [The Cut]
The red carpet, in fact, looked to be much more fun than the film itself which is long on trite tedium and short on plot, style and wit.
”Via Twitter
Kim Cattrall wore this strapless black dress today at the UK premiere of 'Sex And The City 2' at London's Leicester Square.
What do you think of her look?
We are left with Carrie squealing about Dior and Samantha wearing clothes that she seems to have stolen from Joan Collins and the whole thing adds up to Absolutely Fabulous without the fun.
”Hadley Freeman wrote in the Daily Mail
We are left with Carrie squealing about Dior and Samantha wearing clothes that she seems to have stolen from Joan Collins and the whole thing adds up to Absolutely Fabulous without the fun.
”Hadley Freeman wrote in the Daily Mail
Twiggy launched a clothing line with HSN. Will you buy it? [AP]
Everybody has an opinion about fashion's latest footwear trend: the clog [BlackBook]
Gilt Groupe selling strong through iPhone [Fashionista]
Skyy Vodka gets a makeover courtesy of Patricia Field and 'Sex and the City 2' [Sassybella]
Andy Roddick is now the face of Lacoste's Challenge fragrance [Stylewatch]
Rodarte exhibition launches next month [People]
Noah Mills set to appear in Sex and The City 2 [The Cut]
Want to help Sandra Bullock raise money with Coach? [People]
Hayden Panettiere reveals all about her new red locks [Us Weekly]
Ciara is all about the freebies [The Cut]
When we went to the cinema recently, we saw the super-shiny film poster for the 'Sex and the City' sequel and had to ask ourselves, "Why are we milking this again?" Then, we saw the official trailer and decided we couldn't wait to buy our tickets. The trailer opens with a montage of New York sights, including the Hearst building, set against Jay-Z's "Empire State of Mind." We also get to see Carrie rocking a turban and a bit of Halston, and that's never a bad thing.
True, the desert scene - complete with camels - is probably going to be ridiculous. But that doesn't mean we're not looking forward to taking a spin around the globe with some of our favourite New York ladies one last time. Is it May 2010 yet?
