Socialite Olivia Palermo looked stylish in checked high-waisted shorts and a quirky polka dot blouse as she left her home in Brooklyn, New York City.

Kim Kardashian displayed her famous curves in a racy lace dress as she made her way to her husband Kanye West's New York City apartment. The reality TV star also wore a black leather jacket draped over her shoulders .

Kesha showed off her slim figure in a tiny black playsuit as she left Crossroads restaurant in Hollywood, California. The singer wore her pink hair loose and carried a simple black tote bag.

Chloe Moretz was in high spirits as she dragged her luggage around New York City. The pretty actress glammed up her low-key look with a monochrome Chanel bag.

Jennifer Lopez looked stunning in a pair of pale pink tracksuit pants and a simple vest as she strolled around New York City following a visit to the 'Google' offices.

Taylor Swift looked pretty in a printed headband and blue shirt as she stepped out in New York City.

Jessie J teamed a pretty floral jumpsuit with gladiator heels as she left The Ham Yard Hotel in London. The singer finished off her look with red lipstick.

Robert Pattinson looked cool in shades and a leather baseball jacket as he arrived at the ABC Studios in New York. The actor was closely followed by his security guards.

Jourdan Dunn looked stunning in dark denim jeans and a leather jacket as she arrived at the Burberry Prorsum spring/summer show at Kensington Gardens in London.

Britain's Princess Beatrice visited the tomb of her late namesake on Monday (16.06.14). The 25-year-old royal - who is the daughter of Prince Andrew and his ex-wife Sarah Ferguson - took a trip to the Isle of Wight and the first stop on her tour was t...

Britain's Queen Elizabeth received a birthday card from North Korean leaders.
The 88-year-old monarch received a congratulatory note for her official birthday on June 14 from the second most powerful man in the dictatorship, Kim Yong-nam, the president of the Presidium of the Supreme Assembly of North Korea.
The official Korean Central News Agency reported that the message "wished the queen good health and happiness", as well as "well-being and prosperity" to British citizens.
Additionally, the British embassy in Pyongyang reportedly held a reception to mark the occasion, with guests including the Vice-Minister of Foreign Affairs and the Vice-Minister of Foreign Trade.
Experts believe the note was sent as North Korea is looking for "new friends" because China is growing increasingly close to forging an alliance with South Korea.
Toshimitsu Shigemura, a professor at Tokyo's Waseda University and an authority on North Korean affairs, said: "North Korea is looking for new friends, while they have also sent officials to London to make money on the stock market and seek development aid.
"But there is also real concern in the leadership there that the regime could collapse without China's support, so they are looking for a country that might provide them with political asylum. It is possible that they think Britain might provide that."

Britain's Queen Elizabeth met with Chinese Premier Li Keqiang yesterday (17.06.14).
Mr. Li - who has also been holding talks with Prime Minister David Cameron - was received by the monarch at Windsor Castle on the first full day of his official visit to the UK.
The Premier was accompanied by his wife Cheng Hong, while the queen was joined in the White Drawing Room by her son Prince Andrew.
Mr. Li is making the first visit to the UK by a Chinese premier since a row in 2012 over Prime Minister David Cameron's meeting with exiled Tibetan spiritual leader, the Dalai Lama.
He also met with the Prime Minister in a summit also attended by Foreign Secretary William Hague, Chancellor George Osborne and Energy Secretary Ed Davey.
The Chinese leader is hopeful his three-day visit will further business and cultural ties with the UK and also help to "change misperceptions and misgivings" about his country.
During the trip, he is expected to formally agree commercial deals and investments worth up to £18 billion in various sectors such as energy and finance.