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Have you seen Victoria Beckham's hair?

Style maven Victoria Beckham has done it again. She has changed her hair in a dramatic way that will no doubt send thousands of women to their hairdressers wanting the same look.

Sexy lingerie - Made from chocolate!

This lingerie is so sweet you'll want it for dessert. Really!

Designers honour Grace Kelly's cool, classic style

With her swept-back blond waves, splash of lipstick, model-perfect face and demure stature, Kelly was a muse to couture houses such as Dior and Givenchy. She continues to inspire designers with her elegant style.

Victoria Beckham makes way for Megan Fox

Megan Fox has replaced Victoria Beckham as the new face of Emporio Armani Underwear.

Gaultier hits the streets with hip-hop lingerie

The man who gave the world Madonna's pointy cone bra has outdone himself, serving up padded fanny puffs and even a turtle-shell shaped pregnant lady belly piece with his spring-summer 2010 ready-to-wear collection.

Paris summer 2010 ready-to-wear off to light start

The City of Light's spring-summer 2010 ready-to-wear shows got off to a breezy start Wednesday, with British goth Gareth Pugh delivering a kindler, gentler version of the apocalypse.

Triumph lingerie award winner announced

James Nolan, 20, of Great Britain With the design "Odette and Odile" was announced the winner of the Triumph Inspiration Award 2009.

Baby Phat brings summer to Fashion Week

Summer finally came to New York Fashion Week - on the Baby Phat catwalk.

Gottex gives swimwear an upscale makeover

The spring 2010 collection is an "exploration in the fusion of technology and luxury," according to the notes.

Tie-dye evolves as art form for a new generation

What child of the '60s and '70s doesn't remember crumpling up white T-shirts, tying off sections with rubber bands and sticking them in a bucket filled with dye? The result: tie-dye, the dress of a generation.

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