Even though the BAFTAs took place over a week ago now, it would not be right to let such an auspicious occasion pass without having a good look at who wore what on the big night. The BAFTAs are widely understood to be the European equivalent of the Oscars. Given that the Oscars are unquestionably the most glamorous annual celebrity event, it is only natural to assume that the stars would pull out all the stops for their walk down the red carpet.

New York Fashion Week is usually a time of great excitement, but this year a veil of sadness has fallen over the highly anticipated event as a result of the tragic death of much-loved fashion designer Alexander McQueen. Despite being at the height of his career, McQueen was found dead at his Mayfair apartment on 11th February. The police have confirmed that there were no suspicious circumstances surrounding McQueen's death and it is now believed that McQueen took his own life. His apparent suicide happened just days after the passing of his beloved mother Joyce, with whom McQueen was extremely close.

January 2010 witnessed a host of celebrity award shows, to which some showed up looking fabulous - think Emily Blunt and Fearne Cotton - whilst others completely missed the mark - Julianne Moore and Katie Price - I'm looking at you!

Continuing this New Year's flurry of glittering celebrity events, the last day in January was the date of this year's Grammy awards, where some of the stars made an effort to see out the month in style and others looked as though they'd got dressed in the dark.

On Sunday evening the 67th annual Golden Globe award ceremony was held in Beverly Hills and despite the rain, the stars still managed to sparkle on the red carpet. Well, most of them anyway!

Olivia Palermo, our most favourite society girl, as usual in an outfit which is totally perfect for the pre-x-mas time * a chic uniform blazer, sexy leather leggings, comfortable T-shirt, funny shoes allow you to turn-up where ever you want, at the cozy 5 o'clock tea with friends or a posh goose dinner. Buy now!

Kimberly Ovitz grew up in Los Angeles and started her fashion label in 2008 at the age of 25. She is the daughter of Mike Ovitz, former talent agent and larger than life character. Her style has been described as a US lifestyle brand with equestrian influences, largely due to her being competing horse rider when she was growing up, which has added to her understanding of discipline and tradition. After training in fashion in New York, she was apprenticed to Karl Lagerfeld at Chanel in Paris. She studied art history at Brown University, and with an appreciation of fashion history, returned to Los Angeles to work with several designers.

While we all feel the pinch, it can be said that the ongoing economic crisis has even had an effect on the direction in which fashion trends and designs are headed for the Fall of 2009.The major fashion designers have tended to focus on investment clothing, with classic styles and lines coming to the fore. These fashion items are expected to have a longevity that previous designs have not had. In other words, they will not date, and can be worn time and time again over the coming years - which makes them an excellent investment in times of economic turmoil. In addition, many designers have epitomised their own styles with statement styles, displaying unique, eccentric and escapist characteristics.

This disco clutch bag is an eye catching piece that would look fantastic in any girl's handbag collection. It is designed by Anya Hindmarch, a designer of English fashion accessories. This bag is typical of one of her creations, made from fine quality leather with a touch of humour and fun. Anya Hindmarch is popular amongst A list celebrities such as Scarlett Johannsen, Madonna, Sienna Miller and Claudia Schiffer. Anya Hindmarch is very highly acclaimed in the industry and has recently received many awards including designer brand of the year and an award for outstanding achievement.

It's that time of year again when the wedding invitations start to drop through the letterbox. The first thought to pop into your mind is 'What on earth am I going to wear?'. Of course, everyone will be looking at the blushing bride and focusing on her apparel, but you also want to look your best at the wedding. Gone are the days when it was a foregone conclusion that the ceremony would take place in a church or other place of worship, and it was simply a matter of wearing a smart outfit and suitable hat. The wedding outfit that you choose also depends on the type of venue for the wedding reception. This may be a semi-formal affair in an elegant hotel or under a marquee in the grounds of a stately home, or perhaps a more relaxed affair in a pub or even in the home of the bride's family.

We’ve all been there, you’re cooking for friends, going to a dinner party or trying a new restaurant and the moment comes when you have to choose the wine. Whether you’re stood in a supermarket aisle or looking at a wine list, there is a certain amount of pressure that goes with the decision. You want to make sure whatever you select complements the food you’re going to be eating.