Rihanna clashed her green hooded jacket with red vintage-inspired shades as she hit the Stella McCartney Autumn/Winter 2014-15 fashion show at the Paris Opera House.

Cara Delevingne stepped out in a bizarre ensemble as she hit the Stella McCartney Autumn/Winter 2014-15 fashion show at Paris Opera House. The model wore green mirrored shades, accessorizing her look with a quirky printed tracksuit and cropped top.

Ashley Benson wore a grey vest and leggings as she headed to a gruelling work-out session in West Hollywood.

Kim Kardashian showcased her enviable figure in an all black ensemble as she dined out with a pal in Beverly Hills, California.

Simon Cowell soaked up the sunshine by wearing a loosely buttoned white blouse and jeans as he enjoyed a scooter ride in Miami.

Katy Perry displayed her eclectic style in an oversized cardigan and floral maxi dress as she landed at Sydney Airport. The 'Roar' singer teamed her look with statement pendants and retro sunglasses.

Britain's Prince Harry represented Queen Elizabeth at a memorial service for Nelson Mandela yesterday (03.03.14).
The flame-haired royal was chosen to stand in for his grandmother at London's Westminster Abbey where the service honoured the former South African President, who passed away aged 95 in December.
Harry, 29, joined about 2,000 people, who paid their respects to the iconic leader, including Prime Minister David Cameron, former Prime Ministers Gordon Brown and John Major, actress Joanna Lumley and actor Idris Elba, who played Mandela in the biopic 'Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom'.
The special National Service of Thanksgiving was broadcast by the BBC and also included a speech by South African social rights activist and retired Anglican bishop, Desmond Tutu.
Prince William and Duchess Catherine were attending the royal premiere of Mandela's biopic at the time they learned of his death.
William said: "It's obviously extremely sad and tragic news. We were just reminded of what an extraordinary and inspiring man Nelson Mandela was, and my thoughts and prayers are with him and his family."
Prince Charles also released a statement after Mandela's death, saying he had a "real zest for life".
He said: "With his passing, there will be an immense void not only in his family's lives, but also in those of all South Africans."

Britain's Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will not meet New Zealand's Maori King because he wanted to see them for longer than the allocated time.
Prince William, Duchess Catherine and their seven-month-old son Prince George will arrive in the country on April 7 as part of a 19-day visit to New Zealand and Australia.
They will visit Wellington, Blenheim and Auckland, among other places, and were set to meet with King Tuheitia at his headquarters, the Turangawaewae marae, but he decided the 90-minute slot would not be long enough.
Prime Minister John Key says there are demands on the royals' time and it was "disappointing" that the offer had been rejected for the king to meet them at the headquarters.
He said: "I think it's a shame he's not going, but that was a decision made solely by King Tuheita's people.
"They were offered a 90-minute slot - that was longer than pretty much any other engagement they have. King Tuheita's people decided it wasn't long enough and on that basis, they rejected him actually attending."
Mr Key said the King's staff told officials at Kensington Palace "if you can't make it longer than 90 minutes, then don't come."
He added: "It's a matter for them to decide their own thing, but in the end [Prince William] has a fairly tight timetable. I would have thought [90 minutes] was quite generous."

Britain's Prince Harry has given his girlfriend Cressida Bonas her own security pass for his Kensington Palace apartment.
The loved-up royal and the blonde beauty are said to be spending more time together and the young prince has taken things to the next step by giving her full access to the exclusive complex in London after being given the green light by royal security guards.
A source told the Daily Star newspaper: "Cressida can often be seen with her overnight bag at Kensington Palace and spends a lot of week nights there.
"Now she is a more regular fixture in Harry's life, security for her has been relaxed somewhat.
"She is very cool about the whole thing - another reason why Harry is mad about her - but it wouldn't surprise anyone if they found a place together very soon."
The source said Cressida, 25, isn't "pushy" and realises dating a prince has it's difficulties but has reportedly told family members she is serious about the 29-year-old royal.
They added: "The next step is living together but there are more hurdles than you'd imagine for that to happen."
The young couple, who have been dating since 2012, spend a lot of time at Kensington Palace and are close to Harry's brother William and wife Catherine who live in a renovated apartment in the complex with their seven-month-old son, Prince George.

Kurt Cobain's former roommate is selling his belongings on the internet.
Items belonging to the Nirvana frontman, who committed suicide and was found dead in his home in Seattle, Washington in 1994, are being sold on Craigslist by a man claiming to have lived with the star in Capitol Hill in Washington.
Kurt's belongings include skis, a phone and video game, which range between $25 and $80, and the old roommate had kept hold of them for a number of years.
He wrote on the site: "I have been holding on to a bunch of stuff that he left in a box when he moved out.
"He owed us rent and said he would get the box when he came back and gave us the money but he never came back, then when he was famous he never really talked to any of us again because Courtney [Love] never liked us."
But the roommate, who was a bass player in Seattle rock band Gruntruck, insists he's not a fan of the Hole singer, who was married to Kurt, so there are "no hard feelings" and he plans to sell more of the star's belongings.
He added: "i also have a lot more stuff of kurts, like magazine and clothes that i will be selling off soon. thank you for looking (sic)."
Meanwhile, a weeping statue of Kurt was unveiled in Aberdeen in Washington last month, the star's hometown.
The city celebrated Kurt Cobain Day on February 20, which would have been the singer's 47th birthday.

Aerosmith will headline the new Calling Festival.
The 'I Don't Want To Miss A Thing' hitmakers, who haven't performed in the UK for four years, will play the event in London's Clapham Common on Saturday, June 28.
The festival, formerly Hard Rock Calling, has been re-vamped and moved to a new site for 2014, which will feature multiple stages with 20 rock and pop acts on the bill, including Thunder, Walking Papers and Joe Bonamassa, who will perform throughout the weekend.
Aerosmith's Joe Perry said: "Speaking for myself I've been so involved writing my autobiography I did not realize how long it had been since we have played across the big pond."
The band - which also includes Steve Tyler, Tom Hamilton, Joey Kramer and Brad Whitford - plan to play recent material as well as treating fans to their hits.
Guitarist Joe added: "It¹s been far too long since we have performed in the UK. We can¹t wait to bring back some of the classics as well as some of the new songs from 'Music from Another Dimension' [2012 album]. We miss our UK fans. See you soon."
Previous headliners at the festival have included Bon Jovi, Bruce Springsteen, Neil Young, Paul Simon, Pearl Jam, Paul McCartney, The Who, Rod Stewart and Stevie Wonder.
Tickets for the event go on sale on March 7, visit livenation.co.uk for more information and to book.

Matthew McConaughey told his wife he wanted to make another baby after the Oscars on Sunday (02.03.14).
The 44-year-old actor picked up the Academy Award for Best Actor for his role in 'Dallas Buyers Club', but instead of planning a night of fun at the afterparty, he told his wife Camila Alves - with who he has five-year-old Levi, four-year-old Vida and 14-month-old Livingston - he wanted to enjoy some intimate celebrations.
He was reportedly overheard telling her: "We won't stay at the afterparty long - I want to go home and make another baby!"
A source added to The Sun newspaper: "Matthew wasn't worried about getting drunk, he was more keen to get home with his beautiful wife, which he made quite clear in her ear.
"It was so lovely to see, though. It's clear how in love they are. They kissed and kissed and kissed."
The 'Lincoln Lawyer' star thanked his mother, Kathleen McCabe, and his late father during his acceptance speech at the Dolby Theater in Hollywood.
He said: "To you Dad, you taught me how to be a man ... To my mother, who's here tonight, who taught me and my two older brothers - demanded - that we respect ourselves."
The heartthrob then fought back tears as he thanked Camila and his children for their support, saying: "You are the four people in my life that I want to make the most proud of me. Thank you."