Richardson forced to remove pictures of Kate Moss' wedding from website
Friday 08 July 2011
What do you expect if you invite the fashion world's most notorious photographer to the rock n' roll wedding of the century?
Hussein Chalayan: The man of the moment
Monday 04 July 2011
A major new exhibition explores the extraordinary work of Hussein Chalayan. Susannah Frankel celebrates a bright and unorthodox star
Alice Jones: The couple who showed us why we don't need gagging orders
Saturday 30 April 2011
Official engagement portraits released
Sunday 12 December 2010
Official portraits of Prince William and Kate Middleton were released yesterday, taken by the fashion photographer Mario Testino.
Diary: Cash pours into Pol's pot
Tuesday 19 October 2010
"It" curator Vlad Restoin Roitfeld isn't big on self-congratulation. "I don't celebrate if I make a big sale," he assured me at the lavish party for Mother of Pouacrus, his exhibition of hip French artist Nicolas Pol's paintings (£20k-£40k each) at London's Old Dairy, attended by the likes of Tom Ford, Christopher Kane and, er... Johnny Borrell.
Matthew Bell: The <i>IoS</i> Diary (05/09/10)
Sunday 05 September 2010
The supermodel you wouldn't recognise
Monday 09 August 2010
She is one of the country's most ubiquitous models. Her image adorns billboards, magazines and television screens – she has five TV commercials running at the moment. She appears in adverts for companies from Dolce & Gabana to Domestos and her credits include shoots with Kate Moss and Mario Testino.
Counter culture: As Brit Art prices shot into the stratosphere, one website championed affordable works
Saturday 01 May 2010
Kate Moss and Keira Knightley portraits auctioned to raise cash for homeless charity
Tuesday 13 April 2010
Images of timeless glamour by photographers such as Helmut Newton, Mario Testino and Rankin are to be auctioned to raise funds for a homeless charity supported by Prince William.
Kick Ass (15)
Friday 02 April 2010
Matthew Vaughn's cartoonishly violent action comedy takes off from an interesting premise: you cannot dispense justice in a corrupt society if you don't wear the right clobber. It is perhaps a sign of the times that your average teen no longer considers being "a hero" good enough. Nowadays the only thing for it is to be a superhero, and if you can't be one, then act like one. This can-do attitude is what makes the first half-hour of Kick-Ass such a blast.
Sarah Sands: To die for – the etiquette of funeral fashion
Sunday 28 February 2010
Donatella Versace: 'I'm not a believer in the natural look'
Monday 08 February 2010








