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Is Anna Friel utterly in love? The British actress wore a striking heart-shaped hat made of colourful flowers and veil by London-based milliner Victoria Grant for the Glorious Goodwood at Goodwood Racecourse, Chichester
Is Anna Friel utterly in love? The British actress wore a striking heart-shaped hat made of colourful flowers and veil by London-based milliner Victoria Grant for the Glorious Goodwood at Goodwood Racecourse, Chichester
Ingrid Lederhaas-Okun, 46, pleaded guilty to theft charges on Friday

Former Tiffany executive admits stealing over $2million worth of jewellery

'I knew it was illegal to steal, and I did so regardless… I'm very sorry', she told a judge

'Closed for Indignation' - a Dolce & Gabbana shop in downtown Milan

Indignant Dolce & Gabbana shut up shop

The citizens of Milan – which, like other Italian cities, faces surging unemployment and a vicious recession – wrestled at the weekend with the additional prospect of being unable to buy Dolce & Gabbana’s highly priced clothes for a few days.

Cara Delevingne's third and most recent tattoo: 'Made in England' brand on the sole of her left foot

Cara Delevingne brands herself with a 'Made in England' tattoo from Rihanna's favourite tatooist Bang Bang

It appears the top British model may have caught the ink addiction

If the shoe fits: Noel Gallagher says that when he gave up drugs, he replaced it with a new obsession – for Adidas shoes

Noel Gallagher: Love is... lending your best trainers

When the Oasis guitarist gave up drugs he need something else to obsess about - and began collecting adidas trainers

Arrivederci, la dolce vita as Italians succumb to sharp-dressed French

Laura Chesters reports on why some of the country's proud luxury brands are selling out to foreign competitors

Grannies Inc sells made-to-order knits

It’s no stitch-up: A co-op of needle-wielding nans are taking their knit-to-order business into the dog-eat-dog world of online fashion

A lovingly hand-crafted jumper from a well-meaning granny used to be a gift received with a grimace. But as the trend for novelty knitwear and customised clobber continues to prevail, the popularity of hand-knits is on the rise. Those of us not lucky enough to know a nana that knits no longer need to feel unloved, however. Grannies Inc is a company that sells made-to-order knits by a collective of talented grandmothers across the UK.

Model wears shirt £59, COS, cosstores.co.uk

Fashion and art - long may the happy marriage continue

The healthy relationship has long invigorated both

Suzy Menkes is auctioning eighty pieces

Suzy Menkes: Any colour, as long as it's not black

One of fashion's most celebrated commentators is selling off the contents of her wardrobe. She tells Alexander Fury why she's handing a lifetime of labels to an auction house

The new Reebok U-form+

Shrink-to-fit shoes – with help from your hairdryer

The new Reebok U-form+ are made of a synthetic mesh which form themselves to your foot

Jean-Paul Gaultier’s show was unfocused, messy and confusing

Cheetahs and Pussy Faster. It could only be Jean Paul Gaultier

It sometimes feels like things get lost in translation at the haute couture.

Revenues at Yves Saint Laurent nearly doubled under Paul Deneve

Apple poaches Yves Saint Laurent boss Paul Deneve to add fashion skills ahead of iWatch launch

Computer giant preparing for push into 'wearable technology'

Nicole Farhi is the latest retailer to fall by the wayside in the UK's prolonged consumer downturn

British fashion brand Nicole Farhi enters administration - but is confident of some form of survival

'Decline in high street spend coupled with rising costs has led to increased financial pressures'

A ruined theatre provided the setting for Karl Lagerfeld's Haute Couture Fall Winter 2013/2014 fashion show in Paris

Bombed out and rebuilt: Lagerfeld’s new couture

There is more haute couture in Paris this year than for some time. But is it relevant?

 
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