There were some tough words for "American Pie" star Shannon Elizabeth on "What Not to Wear." She didn't even know she was going to be appearing on the makeover show. The set-up had her believing she'd landed a spot on a show to talk about her jewelry line.
"Parks & Recreation" star Aubrey Plaza revealed on "Kathy" that she'd had a lifelong dream of getting her ears pierced -- in front of a live audience. Sure, she's been on a lot of talk shows, but how many of those hosts would be willing to get in the trenches and actually pierce her ears.
The challenge for this week of "Project Runway" was to design a dress for country music star Miranda Lambert. To add to the pressure, Miranda was there herself to help judge the designs and offer her own critiques. And she proved that she had no intention of being one of those gushing celebrities who says everything is great. She didn't hold back at all.
It's almost impossible to put the Fashion Week experience into words. So that's why we're not saying a thing. Instead, we're letting these next 60 seconds do the talking. From a backstage photo bomb with catwalk darling Cara Delevingne to words of style wisdom with Michael Kors, this is a look at NYFW in a New York minute!
When it comes to the Oscars, Natalie Portman isn't a standout just for her acting -- she's also a favorite on the red carpet. Year after year, the 31-year-old Black Swan star (and 2011 Best Actress winner!) dresses to impress in colorful, elegant frocks that exude Hollywood glamour.
Sandra Bullock never blends in on the red carpet! When the 48-year-old actress won her first Academy Award in 2010 for her role in The Blind Side, she looked as beautiful as her Oscar.
As the eyes (and stilettos) of the collective fashion world descended upon New York and London, and are making their way to Milan and Paris, the industry will witness the latest 'trends'. These are usually a different kind of animal print, a new twist to the 1920s and '30s, more military (sometimes disguised as 'utilitarian') and the everlasting black.
With shadows of cats, dark corners, and ceiling fans whirring, the centerpiece of Prada's presentation was bedraggled models wearing off-the-shoulder looks, tousled as if they just had a brush with something or someone dangerous. Zoom in to see wide-belted looks that were embellished with mink fur or clusters of black sequined flowers.
