Christy Turlington was spotted picking up a pair of iced-coffees while out and about in New York. The supermodel was dressed in a comfy grey t-shirt and linen trousers.

Jessica Alba looked stunning in a pretty pink and white dress which showed off her glowing skin as she appeared on 'Good Morning America'. The actress had her hair pulled back into a neat ponytail and kept her make-up neutral.

Daniel Radcliffe looked dapper in a navy blue suit and light blue shirt at the premiere of his new film 'What If' in London.

Greer Grammer showed off her slim pins in a white peplum dress at a film premiere in Hollywood. The actress added a bright pink clutch bag and a pair of black strappy heels.

Laura Whitmore pouted for the cameras at the London premiere of 'What If' where she opted for a cape-style white gown with gold jewellery and minimal make-up.

Carmen Electra showed off her famous curves in a strapless denim Moschino dress at the premiere of 'The Expendables 3' in Hollywood.

Lizzy Caplan covered up in a pair of stonewashed boyfriend jeans, caramel coloured jumper and a tan fedora hat as she left her hotel in New York City.

Ella Eyre dressed to match the red carpet at the premiere of 'What If' in London as she donned a pair of red high-waisted trousers and wore a matching shade of lipstick.

Ronda Rousey looked beautiful in a black and gold gown with a thigh-high slit as she attended the premiere for her film 'The Expendables 3' in Hollywood.

Spain's King Felipe and Queen Letizia have visited a UNESCO world heritage site with their daughters.
The couple - who have been enjoying a well-earned holiday on the island of Majorca - visited the beautiful Serra de Tramuntana mountain range with their daughters Princess Leonor, eight, and Princess Sofia, seven.
The trip is believed to have made quite an impact on the recently-crowned King, who was returning to the island for the first time since his coronation.
According to Hello! magazine, Felipe described the area as a "piece of heaven on Earth".
The royal family were then taught the cultural and physical significance of the landscape and the types of rock formation.
They were also shown a map of the areas affected by fires that consumed the region last summer, after which the King and Queen greeted volunteers helping with the reforestation of the damaged area.
Felipe, Letizia and their daughters arrived in Majorca last week and are due to leave in mid-August.
It is thought that the trip will be the last time the family will be making official public visits while on holiday together.

Jordan's Princess Haya is stepping down as president of the International Equestrian Federation (IEF).
The princess - who is married to Sheikh Mohammed Al Maktoum - says deciding not to seek a third four-year term as head of the governing body has been the "hardest decision" of her life, but she feels raising her family and her humanitarian work for Gaza must come first.
She said: "The factors that have led to my decision are, for me, impossible to ignore. I committed to a two-term limit, and that commitment still weighs heavily on me."
While Haya described the sports community as "family", the princess - whose mother was Palestinian" - pointed out that the people of the Middle East "are also my people and my family".
During her stint as president, in the last two years alone Haya directly brokered almost £150 million in commercial sponsorship and provided the FEI's new office building in Lausanne, Switzerland with 75 permanent staff members.
Her departure in December will also herald the end of her International Olympic Committee membership, and as it doesn't pass to her successor, she set up an FEI-Olympic liaison council earlier this year.
So far, only Swiss financier Pierre Genecand was in the running to take over as president, and others now have only three weeks to declare and less than four months to campaign.

A piece of Britain's Queen Victoria's wedding cake has gone on public display.
The sweet treat - part of a 300lb cake that was served when the monarch married Prince Albert in 1840 - forms part of the 'Famous and Infamous' exhibition at London auction house Christie's, and can be seen until September 2.
The cake is displayed in an engraved presentation box and was loaned by David Gainsborough Roberts.
The retired banker is also allowing the auctioneers to display other memorabilia he owns, including many costumes worn by Marilyn Monroe, a section of the flag Lord Nelson died on and a set of keys belonging to a member of the crew who survived the Titanic.
He said: "I hope all you fellow collectors enjoy this small selection of highlights from my collection."
Also on display are the desert robes and Arab headdress worn by T.E. Lawrence, a set of cufflinks belonging to John Lennon, and a stetson once owned by Western star John Wayne.
Admission to the exhibition is free.