You can imagine Katy Perry wearing all these pieces; from the fruit themed earrings to the love heart hair clips and my personal favourite – the sewing scissor necklace!

All these items and more can be purchased from her website or get 25% off if you purchase from her Facebook Page.

The line’s womenswear Autumn/Winter 2011 collection has been creatively directed by Gaga’s personal stylist, Nicola Formichetti and will debut the track ‘Government Hooker’ from her new album ‘Born This Way’.

The collection is expected to feature the point shoulders and alienesque outfits Gaga has been sporting recently.

The show is being streamed now on the Mugler Facebook Page

However, every year the Oscar dresses get divided into the ‘Hits’ and ‘Misses’. So in a typical fashion I present Oscar stars who got it right and the stars who clearly wore the first thing that fell out of their wardrobes. (Helena Bonham Carter will forever be considered an anomaly)

Ricardo Tisci’s becautiful beaded dress for Givenchy’s Spring/Summer haute couture collection desperately needed an appearance. Cate Blanchett I salute you for being the woman to do this. The blonde bob and minimal jewellery show off the interesting shoulders and back perfectly.

The Fighter actress, Amy Adams looked stunning in royal blue L’Wren Scott dress. She finished the look with a Cartier watch and necklace.

Michelle Williams more than makes up for the daisy patterned school teacher dress she wore to this year’s Doldren Globes in a beautiful cream embellished dress from Chanel. Simple earrings from Harry Winston leave the dress as a talking point.

Natalie Portman looked more radiant than ever wearing a gown from the Black Swan costume design team at Rodarte. The deep plum colour set her apart from the other stars and her Tiffany Rubellite Tassle earrings added a glamourous touch.

Mila Kunis has not had a bad moment during award’s season and the Oscar’s were no exception. Wearing a floaty Elie Saab gown in a complimentary lilac hue, Kunis looked every part ‘The Hollywood Star’.

Florence Welch stays true to her personal style in Valentino. The vintage style dress looks like it was designed with the singer in mind. I only wish she would have done something different with her hair…

Annette Benning was the hottest 52 year old at this year’s Academy Awards in a Naeem Khan sparkling column dress.

Winter Bone star, Jennifer Lawrence showed off her enviable figure in Calvin Klein complete with Chopard earrings. My only problem with the dress is the neckline resembles something of a Baywatch swimsuit.

True Grit star, Hailee Steinfeld experienced her first Oscar night in a beautiful dress from Marchesa. The 14 year old actress reportedly co-designed the mid-length embellished gown.

And with that we move onto the less than impressive dresses from this years event. Let’s begin with the worst dress.

Jennifer Hudson has lost a lot of weight and it is understandable that she would want to show off her new figure. However any dress that makes your boobs looks like that should never be worn. The colour screams Valentino but it is in fact Versace/worst dress of the Oscar’s.

Origami, embroidery, pleats, cream. An awful combination of concepts that made up Nicole Kidman’s Dior dress this year. She should have left the choker in the Moulin Rouge dressing room and done something to revive her dull hairdo.

Now I am not too sure if Anne Hathaway’s usual stylist, Rachel Zoe had any part in this (I’m going to hope she didn’t) but it certainly doesn’t look like the work of a Hollywood stylist. Despite being another Valentino creation; the ruffles are too busy and the fabric looks cheap.

For me, Gwyneth Paltrow will never look as good as she did at the 2007 Oscars. She oozed old school Hollywood in a chiffon pink gown by Zac Posen and this year her Calvin Klein dress was a little boring. Even Louis Vuitton Jewellery couldn’t liven it up..

Reese Witherspoon surprised me with her dull choice in Armani Privé. The dress and hair do however remind me of a plain version of Julia Robert’s ensemble at the 2001 Awards Show.

Finally we have Helena Bonham Carter in Colleen Atwood, the costume designer from Alice in Wonderland. This year even the critics have given up trying to mould Helena into the perfect Hollywood film star and with a Union Jack garter, hidden under her dress, Helena reminds everyone that a personality outshines the dress.

This was enough to make me come out of my blogging hibernation.

Whilst Charlie Sheen’s erratic behaviour has gripped the world, in a slightly quieter part of the news, John Galliano has been praising Hitler and hating the Jewish community.

After a video surfaced yesterday showing Galliano’s strange racist rants proved the weekend rumours to be true, celebrities have been choosing their sides. In his defence, Italian Vogue Editor Franca Sozzani claimed the video was a set up but on the opposing team Natalie Portman, the face of Christian Dior Parfums and a Jewish actress, issued a statement, taking the matter more personal than most.

“I am deeply shocked and disgusted by the video of John Galliano’s comments that surfaced today… In light of this video, and as an individual who is proud to be Jewish, I will not be associated with Mr. Galliano in any way. I hope at the very least, these terrible comments remind us to reflect and act upon combating these still-existing prejudices that are the opposite of all that is beautiful.”

The video, which was filmed without Galliano’s knowing, shows the designer in a drunken state, slurring scandalous statements of racial abuse in a Paris cafe. As of Friday, Galliano was suspended from his position at Dior while they investigated the matter. After police involvement and an evidential video, Dior have decided to part ways with the designer.

So who will take over the Creative Director position? Alber Elbaz and Riccardo Tisci’s names have been floating around the fashion twitters all morning…

Are we also seeing a theme this year in the recurring colour of orange….

Just one of the noticable features in Vivienne Westwood’s Menswear showing; today in Milan.

Suits of blue, tan and charcoal, jumpers in loud patterns and lot’s of denim; Westwood presents a strong and beautiful collection for the cold Winter months.

Gwen's Lo'real Campaign Photo.

No Doubt singer and creator of the L.A.M.B label, Gewn Stefani has been named as the new face of Lo’real’s Infallible Le Rouge Lipcolour. Stefani, who is known for her crimson lips said in a press release:

“I can’t believe I get to be one of the L’Oréal Paris girls. I love playing dress up, on stage or shooting videos, it’s always been one of my favorite parts of being in a band. And to get to work with such a modern, talented group of people is really exciting. I’m a lucky, lucky girl.””

Personally in love with the boots, coats and collar-less blazers!

In a cover story entitled; ‘Black Crystal’, Renn oozes Old Hollywood/90′s Supermodel in a series of looks styled by Andreas Kokkino.

And they’re still $89.

I love the brown buckled boots, the silver space outfit and the black cigarette trousers – but that’s it for next year’s Balenciaga. I have to say this is their least creative collection ever.

Featuring models, Liya Kebede, Julianne Moore, Beyonce, Karen Elson, Amber Valetta, Lauren Hutton, Chanel Iman, Karlie Kloss, Stella Tennant, Lou Dillion, Daphne Guinness and photographer Terry Richardson.

The Mulberry Tillie. Available from 14th January.

Just 12 more days to save up £795…

It would appear that next year’s winter collections will not differ too much from 2010′s cosy knitted outfits.

Leighton wearing Missoni

Five days after it was reported that co-star Blake Lively would be the new face of Chanel bags, rumours have emerged suggesting Meester is to front a new campaign for Missoni.

The actress is currently appearing in Vera Wang’s fragrance advertisements and if the rumours are true, her adverts would run parallel with Margherita Missoni’s fragrance campaign.

Leighton filming for Vera Wang

9.54 is the dress I hope Kate Middleton will wear at the Royal Wedding.

January Jones is the new Versace Blonde. Photographed by Mario Testino for the S/S 2011 campaign, she appears to be just modelling accessories. Perhaps we will soon see some clothes from the collection?

If you think about how many times you’re going to wear them, paying £1400 doesn’t seem that much.

So until then I give you Christophe Lemaire S/S 2011. A middle eastern insprired collection.

This year, creative director, Riccardo Tisci, has broken the mold again using albino model, Stephen Thomas, in his latest campaigns, shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott.

Stephen Thomas, from the now defunct, Ugly Modelling Agency, is positioned behind supermodel, Daphne Groeneveld, whose hair has been bleached white to match his.

The rest of the ads will feature models Mariacarla Boscono and Iris Strubegger.

These are some of the most beautiful cufflinks I’ve ever seen. Fashioned from sterling silver and costing at least £125; they will become the luxurious details in your suit.

Simple clothes in black, white and peachy pink.

What is going to happen to Dorota?!

So, I felt an extreme need to look back at Blair’s greatest outfits. After all we only have two years of capes, hairbands and corsets left.

A collection which very much reminds me of the Men’s section in 80′s/90′s Vogue.

Keep Calm and Suit Up.

We already know that Alexander McQueen will be posthumously receive the award for Outstanding Achievement, but I want to take a look at the work of the other nominees.

Camilla Skovgaard, Emma Hill for Mulberry and Nicholas Kirkwood all been have been nominated for the Accessory Designer Award, which has previously been won by Philip Treacy and Manolo Blahnik.

Shoe Designers, Skovgaard and Kirkwood are exceptional at what they do. Both showcasing A/W collections featuring the most amazing boots and wedges; they show inventive flair and a passion for creating something unique and beautiful.

Camilla Skovgaard's Tassel Ankle Boot

From Nicholas Kirkwood's A/W 2009 Collection

Emma Hill became Creative Director of Mulbery in 2008 and has overseen two new bag families as well as the successful launch of the Alexa bag; inspired by TV Presenter, Alexa Chung.

Emma Hill and the Alexa

Christopher Bailey for Burberry, E.Tautz, Margaret Howell and Paul Smith have been nominated in Menswear Catagories.

Christopher Bailey is the Chief Creative Director of British fashion label, Burberry. He already has four BFA Designer of the Year Awards since he started at the label and in this year’s S/S Collection he showed my favourite ever item; the men’s cape.

Christopher Bailey for Burberry S/S 2010

E.Tautz is British treasure to the fashion industry. Founded in 1867 and relaunched in 2009 as a Ready-To-Wear collection, Patrick Grant, the owner of E.Tautz, epitomizes the British gentlemen.

E.Tautz A/W 2010

Margaret Howell has found a certain level of success in both mens and womenswear since launching her label in 1972. Her designs are effortlessly British and her S/S 2010 Collection showed a comfortable yet chic line of clothing.

Margaret Howell S/S 2010

Paul Smith showed his first menswear collection in 1976 and since then has become an icon for British tailoring. Trenchcoats, scarves and of course suits adorned his S/S 2010 collection in shades of charcoal and navy.

Paul Smith S/S 2010

This year’s Ready-To-Wear Emerging Talent Award has three strong nominees.

Mary Katrantzou is a Greek-born graduate of Central St Martins. Her S/S 2009 Collection showed influences in Pop Art and Art Deco prints with block colouring and clever use of panels.

Mary Katrantzou S/S 2009

Meadham Kirchhoff is the visual creations of Edward Meadham and Benjamin Kirchhoff. Like Katrantzou, they both studied at Central St Martins and after a brief menswear line they branched out into their current label. Each collection experiments with a different theme from 2009′s S/S denim collection to 2011′s S/S acid doll look.

Dutch designer, Michael van der Ham, is the final nomination in the category. Also a graduate of Central St Martins, van der Ham wowed audiences with his textured designs, made from vintage fabrics, at this year’s London Fashion Week.

Michael van der Ham S/S 2011

Designer of the Year is ultimate award. The nominees for this year’s award are Christopher Kane, Erdem and Phoebe Philo for Céline.

Christopher Kane established his label in 2006, producing bandage dresses in neon colours. That year he was awarded Young Designer of The Year at the Scottish Fashion Awards and launched a capsule collection for Topshop. Since then he has worked with Kylie Minogue on her 2Hearts video, Donatella Versace on her Versus (Versace) Collection and Lancôme, making his own limited edition lipgloss.

Christopher Kane and Donatella Versace

Christopher Kane S/S 2011

Erdem Moralioglu is a Candian former intern of Diane Von Furstenberg. In 2005 he won the Fashion Fringe Award, 2007 won the BFC Enterprise Award and with every collection he evolves his signature print work.

Erdem

Erdem S/S 2011

Phoebe Philo began her fashion career as Stella McCartney’s design assistant at Chloé and has been credited as making the label ‘cool’ again. The Paddington bag was created by Chloé under Philo and was the ‘It Bag’ of the time. In 2008 Philo was appointed the creative director of Celiné, producing a basic but beautiful clothing range.

Phoebe Philo

Celiné Resort 2010

The Row: their high fashion couture line and Elizabeth and James: their moderately priced, laidback collection.

I remember when The Row was launched in 2007, I read about it in Teen Vogue. It had some beautiful fur coats and tailored suits but due to the exclusivity and price range, purchasing an item from their label became a dream.

The Olsen’s launched a diffusion line called Elizabeth and James, named after their siblings, in 2008. This line featured more affordable and widely available versions of The Row. It received positive reviews and the twins carried on their lives as little fashion junkies.

Personally I had forgotten all about this line until today and upon research realised why the labels are not as reported as they once were…

Let’s start with The Row.

What was the first thing that came into your head? Was it the fact that you need to turn off your electricity and marry at 14 to wear these clothes? The (Amish) Resort 2011 features an interesting show of materials. Leather vests, clunky shoes and some hideous skirt lengths; proving why this label is under exclusivity – to the Mennonites.

Next up, Elizabeth and James.

Here are the four things I liked from this label. Unfortunately I only liked the blazer with the fur trim because it reminded me of something from the first Row collection. The other three things also looked familiar, possibly from high street shops.

These lines aren’t very imaginitive. Selling designs, that can be bought on the high street, with the Olsen’s name on it and a higher price tag is too conformist. Which is something the Olsen’s, in past years, have tried to shy away from.

Buy me a key necklace and I will love you forever.

Marc Jacobs has produced a four piece collection of skate decks featuring photographs from his campaigns by Juergen Teller.

You can have Kate Moss (Autumn, 2000), Lisa Marie (Spring, 2000), M.I.A (Spring, 2009) or Stephanie Seymour (Spring, 2001)

It’s almost enough to make me attempt to skate.

She’s on the cover of next month’s Harper’s Bazaar wearing Gucci, Chanel and some awesome, leather Dior. My personal favourite has to be the D&G suit!

When I think of Valentino I, like everyone else, think of red. Red ruffled gowns. So the thought of a collaboration with a basic high street chain gathered some interest. What could they possibly produce?

They produced this.

A seven piece capsule collection featuring a green army parka, some interesting cargo pants, a few coloured polo-necks and a leather skirt.

I’m not sure what to say about it. Except that at least Lanvin had variety. This is nothing special and the only thing that makes it Valentino are the ruffles.

I look forward to Chanel’s collaboration with Mothercare.

Here it is; photographed by Steven Meisel.