Amy Adams was spotted leaving a yoga class in Studio City, Los Angeles wearing a tribal print vest top and black leggings while carrying an exercise mat and chatting on the phone.

Taylor Swift showed off her endless legs in a mint green skater skirt as she ran errands in New York City. The singer added a pastel yellow and white cropped sweater and wore her hair in pigtails.

Kim Kardashian chose another glamorous outfit for a trip to the carnival in the Hamptons in New York. The reality star wore a teal green wrap dress and strappy sandal heels.

Kendall Jenner enjoyed a ride on a slide with her nephew at a carnival in the Hamptons in New York. The model showed off her pins in a pair of tiny denim shorts and black boots.

Gemma Arterton flashed her washboard stomach in a glamorous red crop top and matching pencil skirt at the Serpentine Gallery's summer party at London's Hyde Park.

Naomi Campbell looked stunning in a red sequined dress and matching lipstick at the Serpentine Gallery summer party at London's Hyde Park.

Jennifer Lopez had her toned legs on display in a pair of tiny white shorts and wedged sandal heels as she was spotted out and about in Manhattan, New York City.

Kelly Osbourne embraced 50s fashion wearing a long white skirt and black crop top, clinching her waist with a belt and styling her hair in a quiff, for day out in New York City.

Cara Delevingne donned a stunning black gown with an open cleavage at the Serpentine Gallery summer party at London's Hyde Park. The supermodel tied her hair pack into a ponytail to complete her look.

Britain's Prince Harry has sent his support to the England Women's Rugby team.
The 29-year-old royal has offered words of encouragement to the squad and urged others to do the same as they attempt to win the 2014 Women's Rugby World Cup tournament which will be held in France this August.
In a video posted on the England Rugby YouTube channel today(02.07.14), Harry said: "I'm calling on you to get behind the team.
"While we can't all be there at the tournament to cheer them on in person we want to send as many good luck messages as we can to let them know we're right behind them.
"Come on England."
England Women's Rugby Captain Katy McLean is grateful to the young royal for the "incredible" message of support and believes it has given her team "a massive lift", reports The Express.
She explained: "It is incredible to know that Prince Harry will be backing us as we head into the Rugby World Cup.
"It's given all the girls in the squad a massive lift and we hope it will encourage lots more people to take an interest in women's rugby and follow our progress in Paris."

Britain's Princess Eugenie has designed a range of bracelets for charity.
The 24-year-old royal has teamed up with jewellery brand Daisy London to design the range with all profits going towards the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital's Redevelopment Appeal.
The bracelets - which are available in gold, rose gold and silver and cost between £50 and £70 - were launched by Eugenie at a a gala fundraising dinner at London's Savoy Hotel on Monday(30.06.114).
Eugenie - who already serves as patron for the RNOH's Redevelopment Appeal - has dedicated herself to raising funds for the hospital since she was treated there for scoliosis - a condition which causes curvature of the spine - at the age of 12.
The benefit auctions manager also opened the Princess Eugenie Unit at the hospital in April this year.
She said at the time: "I am living proof of the ways in which the RNOH can change people's lives. This is why I am so enthusiastic about being Patron of its Redevelopment Appeal and have given my name to its new state-of-the-art family accommodation unit, Princess Eugenie House.
"I am grateful to everyone for their generosity in supporting this wonderful cause."

A new portrait of Britain's Duke of Cambridge will be unveiled this afternoon(02.07.14).
The painting by welsh artist Dan Llywelyn Hall, entitled 'Fatherhood', was inspired by the birth of the Duke's first son, Prince George, in July last year.
The oil on canvas piece is based on a meeting between Dan and the 32-year-old Duke when he visited the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff to view the artist's 'Icon' portrait of the Queen in May 2013.
The painting - which depicts the royal wearing a dark suit and red tie with a poppy in his lapel - will be revealed at the Wales Office in Whitehall later today to mark the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of World War One.
The 33-year-old artist said: "Fatherhood is a portrait about a universal theme: the concerns, hopes and aspirations of a family man.
"On the centenary of the Somme where such horror consumed the lives of over a million people it seems appropriate to support two charities that uphold the memory and acknowledge the legacy of our forefathers."
The portrait will be put up for auction in October as part of the First World War centenary sale at Bonhams. All proceeds will be donated to The Victoria Cross Trust and War Memorials Trust.