Cara Delevingne attended a charity dinner with her father at Christies in central London, in aid of the Old Vic Theatre. The supermodel wore black trousers with a black lace blouse and a tailored jacket with gold embellishments.

Amber Rose showed off her curves in a white knitted cropped jumper and light blue jeans as she visited the Urth Caffe in Los Angeles, California. The model added a pair of leopard print framed sunglasses and gold hoop earrings to her outfit.

Gwen Stefani camouflaged her pregnancy bump in an all black outfit as she paid a visit to an acupuncture clinic in Los Angeles, California. The singer wore leather trousers with a long coat and brightened up the look with hot pink lipstick.

Amy Adams ditched the gowns for a red shirt and trouser combination as she posed for cameras at The Beverly Hilton hotel. The actress was attending the 86th Oscars Nominee Luncheon in Beverly Hills, California.

Sandra Bullock chose another elegant dress for the 86th Oscars Nominee Luncheon at The Beverly Hilton hotel in California. The strapless number featured a floral design and had a red striped belt which she coordinated with a small clutch bag.

Lupita Nyong'o looked radiant in a stunning silk dress at the 86th Oscars Nominee Luncheon at The Beverly Hilton hotel in California. The lilac material had an orange and brown leaf design and the actress added a small purple box clutch to her outfit.

Mary J Blige stood out from the crowd at New York Fashion Week in a huge fur coat with a snow-leopard print. The singer posed for the cameras outside one of the tents before making her way into the catwalk shows.

Hilary Duff was all smiles as she arrived back at her hotel in New York City. The actress and singer was wrapped up for the cold weather in a red puffer jacket and beige woolly hat.

Katie Holmes posed for the cameras as she was spotted arriving at the DKNY catwalk show at New York Fashion Week. The actress wore a leather bodied dress with a sheer skirt and biker style jacket.

Britain's Prince William has been branded a "thickwit" by singer Morrissey for going on a hunting trip.
The 31-year-old royal and his younger brother Harry, 29, went shooting in Spain this month before William and their father, Prince Charles, launched a campaign to end the illegal hunting of animals such as tigers, rhinos and elephants.
In an open letter to the Royal Family on Morrissey's fansite True To You, the star attacks William and Harry for going on the trip and accuses them of hypocrisy.
He writes: "One day prior to giving a public plea on behalf of animal welfare (!), Prince William is to be found in Spain (with Prince Harry) shooting and killing as many deer and boar as they possibly can! (sic)
"Although William's speech (no doubt written by his publicity aides at Clarence House) will concentrate on endangered species, William is too thickwit to realize that animals such as tigers and rhino are only driven to near extinction because people who are precisely like himself and his brother have shot them off the map - all in the name of sport and slaughter. Whenever you shoot an animal in the head the outcome is usually the same: death. (sic"
The 54-year-old singer is a committed vegetarian and has campaigned for animal rights for many years. He previously mocked the Royal Family in a song called 'The Queen Is Dead'.
He added: "The rationalists amongst us, who are never allowed to speak, are intelligent enough to realize that endangered species are dying out only because of people like William and Harry, and, for this we can only pray to God that their hunting guns backfire in their faces."

A man who admitted plotting to kill Britain's Prince Harry has been jailed for three years.
Convicted criminal Ashraf Islam, 31, disagreed with the work of the Armed Forces and planned to kill Prince Harry, who served 77 days on the front line in the Afghanistan war.
According to BBC News, Judge Richard McGregor-Johnson called the plot "vague and unlikely to succeed" at London's Isleworth Crown Court but said Islam presented a risk to the public.
The criminal, who had been living in west London but had no permanent address, was arrested on May 23 last year when he handed himself into police, just 24 hours after soldier Lee Rigby was murdered in Woolwich.
Islam, a convert to Islam formerly known as Mark David Townley, has previous convictions for dishonesty and for involvement in an attempted robbery.
He said he had the "moral right to judge" and planned to kill the 29-year-old royal because he served in the military and hand "blood on his hands".
Judge McGregor-Johnson said in court: "This was not a threat made in isolation.
"The examination of your computer revealed you conducted research on his (Prince Harry's) whereabouts and intentions. You had given the matter considerable thought."
Prince Harry also trained to be a Apache Helicopter with the Army Air Corps but is now taking up an army office job and will become a Staff Officer at HQ London District, which organises ceremonial events such as the Trooping of the Colour and state visits.

Britain's Prince Charles will make an official visit to Saudi Arabia later this month.
Clarence House has announced the royal's four-day trip to the Middle East begins next Monday (17.02.14) and comes less than a year since he last toured Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
Sir John Jenkins, the UK's ambassador to Saudi Arabia, said: "Our two kingdoms share a long friendship, going back to the foundation of the modern Saudi state. Continuity of personal relationships, essential if we are to understand each other better, have been central to this.
"His Royal Highness' second visit to the kingdom in my time here as ambassador exemplifies our wish to engage at the most senior levels and our determination to sustain the personal touch."
He continued: "At a time of enormous turmoil and human agony in the Middle East, seen today perhaps most acutely in Syria, the Prince's advocacy of interfaith understanding and dialogue between communities is needed more than ever.
"His Majesty the King shares this deep concern. I know that he and His Royal Highness will have much to discuss about the need for reconciliation and their hopes for the region's future."
Charles first toured the nation in 1986 and this year will mark his 10th official trip to the country.