Whoops! Proving it can happened to even the most seasoned of models, Agyness Deyn took not one, but two falls during the Fashion for Relief runway show on Friday night. The British model toppled over during Naomi Campbell's celebrity catwalk show for Haiti (more coming up soon). Agy took a tumble, started laughing before getting up only to crash out for a second time, prompting her to kick off her giant Burberry platforms and go barefoot.
"1st show of fashion week! Took a tumble! Got up! Fell again. Should have stayed down the 1st time. Twice! WTF! Ouch my knees!" she tweeted afterwards.
Chanel's number one girl-of-the-moment, Vanessa Paradis, was the belle of the ball at a special dinner held by the label in her honour. Attracting a plethora of it-girls including Kate Bosworth and Margherita Missoni, the bash also brought out the models such as Anouck Lepere, Heidi Mount and Irina Lazareanu. Paradis is the face of Chanel's Rouge Coco Hydrating Creme Lip Colour - click here to see the campaign.
Naomi Campbell is bringing her annual Fashion for Relief catwalk show back to London this season this time to help Haiti. Kicking off first in New York tonight, funds raised from the star-studded shows will go towards helping mothers and their babies through the unfolding crisis in Haiti. Another show will be held in London on February 18, which supports the White Ribbon Alliance.
"I don't want to tell you yet who'll be in the show, I like to keep the element of surprise - it'll be great, unexpected people," she teased.
To book tickets to the Fashion for Relief's London show, call Ticketweb on 0844 477 1000 book online at www.ticketweb.co.uk
Here is a rare opportunity to scope out the wardrobe of a style icon. The Victoria & Albert Museum will soon showcase some of the opulent haute couture designs once worn by Grace Kelly. On display will be dresses from her many films including Rear Window, High Society, and the gown she wore during her first meeting with Prince Rainier of Monaco. The exhibition will be comprised of three sections, the first tracing her years as a Hollywood star, the second will focus on the clothes she wore during her romance with Prince Rainer, and the third will be a retrospective of the outfits she wore for her official royal engagements as Princess Grace.
Grace Kelly: Style Icon, sponsored by Van Cleef & Arpels, will run April 17th-26th September. Victoria & Albert Museum: www.vam.ac.uk
The stage was set last night at Paris's Grand Palais for an extravagant show to unveil Sonia Rykiel's new boudoir-inspired line for H&M. Complete with a glittering Eiffel Tower, ferris wheel, swing set and cut-out trees strung with thousands of fairy lights, it was a magical night for the iconic designer and the Swedish retailer.
Leading the charge was Lily Cole, who held the reins of a giant moving horse head. While mannequins were dressed in Rykiel's knitwear (not due out until Spring) and rode the ferris wheel. Looking on were Kate Bosworth, Jean-Paul Gaultier, Philippe Starck and Eva Herzigova. Oh, how we *heart* Paris and Rykiel!
Kate Moss let loose on the dance floor once again last night when she attended a SingStar karaoke event hosted by Take That.
The supermodel showed off her moves (right) in front of a star-studded room comprising of Pixie Geldof, Rachel Stevens, Jenny Frost and Dionne Bromfield.
Wearing a black top and leather skirt ensemble, Kate busted out some Thriller-style zombie dance steps as pal Pixie cheered on. While Take That took to the microphone to belt out tunes at the Tabernacle nightspot in Notting Hill. The event was delayed a month out of respect to Gary Barlow, whose father died suddenly from a heart attack last month.
Just as I suspected, there will be no Leona Lewis/Stella McCartney collaboration (boo!). While at the annual switching on of her store's Christmas Lights, the designer told Grazia that it's not true.
"'I've never heard anything about it - it's news to me!" she admitted.
Stella was sandwiched between two of our favourite funny men Noel Fielding and Julian Barratt of Mighty Boosh. The pair were dressed in drag as they helped the designer turn on the lights at her flagship Bruton Street store. Some of the other famous faces to stop by included Twiggy, Louise Redknapp and Carly Lawson.
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Kate Moss let loose on the dance floor 
