In the interview for the magazine Demi reveals a lot about her marriage, work and her attitude to ageing.

On connection with husband Ashton Kutcher: “I knew it had the potential to be something special right away…It was like meeting somebody that I’ve just known, where you just recognize one another. It was so disproportionate, the level of emotion we were experiencing to the time we had spent together. But when you don’t know someone, you can’t just jump and say ‘I love you. Nice to meet you, I love you! … We used to end our calls or e-mails with ‘And everything we don’t say.’ It just seemed too much, too soon.”

On whether she considers herself a cougar or a puma: “Cougar has become so distasteful. I really hate that expression.” She said recently that when it comes to her relationship, she’d prefer to be called a puma. “It has a sweeter quality, more elegant. And then somebody said to me, ‘Pumas are only for people in their 30s.’”

On the photoshop controversy over her hip on the W cover: “Okay, that is literally my shape,” Demi says. What bothered her, she says, “wasn’t that people were saying it was retouched, it was that they were saying my hip was so badly botched because a hunk of it was taken out. I called the photographers, and they said, ‘We did not touch anything on your hip, your thigh, or your waist. It was the position.’”

On growing older: “I feel better in my skin, 100 percent. That’s the tradeoff. You have greater effects of gravity, but the better sense of yourself you have is something I wouldn’t trade. Women who lie about their age – why?”

Talking about designer Alexander McQueen she said: “McQueen was a genius. I was always thrilled to wear his clothes because they were more than fashion; they were truly works of art.”

Phillips-Van Heusen, who has owned Calvin Klein since 2003, has decided to buy the clothing company that belongs to British buyout group Apax Partners. This is going to be the second change of ownership for Tommy Hilfiger in four recent years.

In 2006 the company was purchased by its current owners for 1.6 billion US dollars. It was a troubled period for the brand. Apax fought off competition from few firms including Phillips-Van Heusen to secure the deal.

Now as company goes on sale again Apax says the business is ‘back to its old strengths’ after an overhaul during the past four years.

Apax partner Christian Stahl, who will join the Phillips-Van Heusen board after the sale, said:

In 2006, the business was suffering in the US and had lost its clear positioning – we saw the strength of the international business and together with the management team developed a clear strategy for repositioning and restructuring the US business. We invested heavily for growth and were able to crystallise the inherent value in this iconic brand.”

The number of Tommy Hilfiger stores has nearly doubled to 1,002 from 574 in 2006, and workforce has increased by 1,000.

Seems like Phillips-Van Heusen makes a good investment. We hope the brand will develop into a fashion empire!

Information was taken from dailymail.co.uk

Her latest shoot was done for Vogue April 2010 issue. Gisele looked more than natural with her baby bump and the baby himself, on a horse and doing yoga on the terrace. The photos seemed to be showing short parts of the model’s private life.

The Brazilian beauty looks slim and toned with no signs of pregnancy seen. She explains that it wasn’t difficult for her to get to her shape again as she has always been an athlete.

In the interview for Vogue the supermodel tells about how she gave birth and what this experience gave her. Besides, she speaks about her face care line Sejaa.

Know more about Gisele’s skincare line.

The collaboration is interesting for both Dolce & Gabbana and the singer.

Stefano Gabbana says in the interview for WWD:

We’re so excited. This further strengthens our relationship with Madonna, and it was a very constructive experience for us. Madonna is very exacting and a professional who seeks perfection in everything she does, and this was no exception.”

Over 50 sketches of sunglasses were sent to the queen of pop but she chose only six and even altereted those to her liking.

Madonna will also star in the ad campaign for the upcoming range. The adverts will feature close-ups of Madonna playing a film noir version of herself along with model Tyson Ballou shot by Steven Klein.

Luxury pairs will become available in May for $250. Ad campaign will soon be released in fashion magazines.

Madonna’s next fashion try will be the launch of  juniors’ line available at Macy’s this August.

Rosie looks pretty and very natural in the photo shoot for Vogue Australia April 2010 issue. She is feminine and young, eyes are big and expressive – that is exactly what is necessary to become a model in a glossy.

Although the girl looks good the shoot isn’t the best I’ve seen. It’s boring. Only dull colors and no action.

Photographer: Nicole Bentley

She commented:

I think if you’re not willing to wear your own clothes, you’re doing something wrong. This line was meant to be about my style and pieces I want to walk into a store and want to buy. If you’re not wearing your own line, you’re taking all the fun out of it.”

By the way, Victoria Beckham has also recently claimed she likes her own styles a lot and she definitely proves her words by wearing the pieces of her dress ranges.

Now Amy seems to be returning to normal life and her involvement into fashion has been resumed. First rumours appeared a few months ago that the singer was working on a fashion line with the British label Fred Perry. And today the gossip has been confirmed by WWD telling that the upcoming range will include 17 pieces, each developped by Winehouse and the designer team.

The line will feature ‘preppy gingham prints in a palette of pink and black, pencil skirts, girly twinsets, and polo shirts with popped collars’.

According to a Fred Perry spokesperson, the star attended all of three design meetings “where she was closely involved in product style selection and the application of fabric, color and styling details.”

The collection will become available in stores this October.

New York Fashion Week

William Rast Autumn/ Winter 2010/ 2011

Vivienne Westwood Red Label Autumn/ Winter 2010/ 2011

Halston Autumn/ Winter 2010/ 2011

Monique Lhuillier Autumn/ Winter 2010/2011

Betsey Johnson Autumn/ Winter 2010/ 2011

Victoria Beckham Autumn/ Winter 2010/ 2011

L.A.M.B. Autumn/ Winter 2010/ 2011

Erin Wasson Autumn/ Winter 2010/ 2011

London Fashion Week

Burberry Prorsum Autumn/ Winter 2010/ 2011

Issa Autumn/ Winter 2010/ 2011

Milan Fashion Week

Prada Autumn/ Winter 2010/ 2011

Blumarine Autumn/ Winter 2010/ 2011

Yves Saint Laurent Autumn/ Winter 2010/ 2011

Missoni Autumn/ Winter 2010/ 2011

Dolce & Gabbana Autumn/ Winter 2010/ 2011

Versace Autumn/ Winter 2010/ 2011

Paris Fashion Week

Alexander McQueen Autumn/ Winter 2010/ 2011

Chanel Autumn/ Winter 2010/ 2011

Vivienne Westwood Autumn/ Winter 2010/ 2011

Christian Dior Autumn/ Winter 2010/ 2011

Nina Ricci Autumn/ Winter 2010/ 2011

Gwyneth writes in her GOOP newsletter:

Hands down, our most coveted, most transitional must-have for spring is the dress. Put it in a rich royal sapphire color with classic details that DVF does so well – a fitted waist, tiered bottom and flirty cut – and you have a piece that will take you effortlessly from day to night.”

Besides, the star suggests us wearing the little white dress in all possible incarnations:

The little white dress in all its incarnations, it is the perfect piece to pack for all your summer getaways.”

All-over prints, stripes, textured zig-zags, tie-dye and embellished fabrics will all be hot this spring and summer, according to the actress.

Forget what everyone told you about mixing prints – more is more this spring! Classic military shapes and colors were made totally wearable this season, and the key is all in the details. Balmain showed us how to make blazers sexy with slick, skinny leather pants and shredded T’s.”

To give you these ideas Gwyneth paired with New York-based stylist Annie Ladino. Tell me what you think about these fashion reccomendations.

Francesco Trapani, chief executive officer of Bvlgari, said they decided to team up with Williamson due to “the great sense of colour and design he brings to his work”.

The designer is the first who has been offered the collaboration. Now Bvlgari accessories are created by a design team based in Florence.

The collection is to be made for Spring/ Summer 2010 and will be unveiled at Milan Fashion Week in September.

Williamsom is to be very busy soon as he has recently told about a menswear line he is to create for the coming season.

He said:

I wanted to start a menswear line of slim-fitting, luxury cashmere jumpers in a range of great colours. I know these jumpers will become season-less staples in my own wardrobe. Cashmere and silk printed scarves and hand-beaded T-shirts complement the line and form a solid foundation for the collection to grow next season.”