Taylor Swift held onto her hat as she braved blustery winds whilst stepping out of her car in New York. The '22' hitmaker showed off her long legs in tailored shorts with a blue shirt and accessorised with long red socks and a box shaped bag.

The Duchess of Cambridge opted for a bright green trench coat when visiting the National Aboretum to plant a tree and meet young community members as part of her tour of New Zealand and Australia, with Prince William.

Ashlee Simpson tried to keep a low profile by covering up in a cap and sunglasses ahead of her workout at Tracy Anderson Gym in Studio City, California. The singer showed off the results of her exercise regime, by wearing a fitted pair of leggings whic...

Olivia Cooke stunned in a gold plunge neck dress when attending the Los Angeles premiere of her new movie 'The Quiet Ones'. The actress styled her hair into an updo, and kept her look sultry with red lipstick.

Cher Lloyd flashed her abs in a blue floral cropped top and matching skirt when she attended the 'Star presents Hollywood Rocks' in Los Angeles. The British singer pulled her wavy locks to one side, and opted for smokey eyes and nude lipstick.

Reese Witherspoon attempted to go incognito as she covered up in a baseball cap and dark sunglasses following a gruelling workout. The actress dressed down in a black sweater and leggings and carried her yoga mat in her arms.

Jennifer Hudson showed off her incredibly slim figure in a hip hugging black dress which featured corseted lace straps as she attended the Brown Shoe Company event in New York.

Fergie looked kissable when she stepped out to the Brown Shoe Company event in New York wearing a black dress covered in red lips. The Black Eyed Peas star styled her hair into loose waves to finish the look.

Kim Kardashian emphasised her famous derrière in a hip hugging leather pencil skirt, whilst filming 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' with her mother, Kris Jenner in Sherman Oaks, California. The reality star paired the skirt with a belted black blouse with sheer sleeves.

Britain's Prince William has hailed Australia as an "enormously attractive" place to live.
The 31-year-old royal, who is in the midst of an 11-day royal tour of the country with his wife Duchess Catherine, offered a glowing review of his host country while dining with the Australian prime minister Tony Abbott at a reception held at Parliament House in Canberra today (24.04.14).
Speaking at the reception, William said: "This is a country that is in the front rank internationally.
"Australia has a quality of life and a level of excellence that makes it a magnet - an enormously attractive place to live, trade, invest, and indeed just visit."
The prince and his 32-year-old wife - who are joined by their adorable nine-month-old tot Prince George in Australia - were treated to a performance by Australian singer Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu at the reception, where they also mingled with guests that included politicians, war heroes, fashion designers and Olympic athletes.
William declared there was "so much to admire" about Australia following their trek across the country and paid tribute to the indigenous aboriginal people of the country.
He is quoted by BBC News as saying: "Catherine and I acknowledge the timeless values of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
"They have been the custodians of this ancient and majestic continent for thousands of years. The traditional owners' stories, and the magnificent and moving rock art at Uluru, which we saw for ourselves, are a priceless inheritance.
"They tell us not just about the past but provide a precious vision for the future."

Britain's Prince William and Duchess Catherine planted an English oak tree in Australia today (24.04.14).
The royal couple, who are currently in the capital city of Canberra, planted the tree at the National Arboretum, which boasts panoramic views of the capital and was built following the 2003 Canberra bushfires which ravaged the city.
William, 31, and Catherine, 32, were joined for the special moment by six-year-old twins Oliver and Sebastian Lye, the latter of whom has Down's Syndrome, as well as hearing and vision impairment.
The youngsters helped water the newly planted tree as Australian Capital Territory minister Katy Gallagher heaped praise on the couple.
She is quoted by The Australian newspaper as saying: "There is a lovely symmetry in having you as the first members of your family here to plant a tree at Australia's youngest national institution. Today also carries a strong thread of youth, growth and change.''
Katy said the tree will be well looked after by the children who use the nearby Pod Playground.
She added: "It's safe to say the future of this young tree is in fine hands and I hope that you're able to visit again to check on its progress in the years to come."

Britain's Prince George loves chewing on his new wombat toy.
The nine-month-old tot was gifted the giant animal plush toy last week and his father Prince William has revealed the tot is thoroughly enjoying playing with it.
The royal made the admission while addressing his family's imminent departure from Australia - after an 11-day tour of the country - at a reception held at Government House in the capital city of Canberra today (24.04.14).
He said: "Reluctantly, Catherine, George and I leave Australia tomorrow.
"Thank you for the warmth and generosity that has been shown to us during our visit.
"We go away with wonderful memories, and George goes away with his cuddly wombat, which he has taken to chewing so lovingly."
Earlier in the trip, Duchess Catherine, 32, revealed her son is "obsessed" with wombats after being gifted a book about the marsupials by 21-year-old royal enthusiast Kate Swan.
Kate recalled: "She said, 'I will read this to George, he is obsessed with wombats at the moment. He is really into them.' "