Selena Gomez showed off her décolletage in a pink bustier jumpsuit featuring a floral appliqué design at the Unite4 good Humanity Event in Los Angeles.
Kim Kardashian dressed to impress when invited to the Vienna Ball in Austria. The 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' star opted for a gold satin floor length skirt and a sheer bodice top.
Naomie Harris vamped up her look in a fitted leather dress with a plunging neckline at the Eco Fashion Campaign Red Carpet Green Dress event in Los Angeles.
Eva Longoria showed of her petite figure in a fitted pink dress at the Unite4:humanity event in Los Angeles. The actress cinched in her waist with a matching belt.
Demi Lovato spiced things up in a sexy leather dress at the Unite4:humanity event in Los Angeles. The singer styled her hair into an updo and wore diamond drop earrings.
Alicia Keys looked chic in a black evening gown at the Unite4:humanity event in Los Angeles. The 'Girl On Fire' singer pulled her hair into an updo and accessorised with a gold clutch bag.
Kerry Washington covered up her pregnancy bump in a loose fitting blue dress to attend the Essence Black Women in Hollywood Luncheon at Beverly Hills Hotel.
Robin Thicke put on a brave face to perform for fans in Washington DC amidst his split from wife, Paula Patton. The singer looked suave in a tailored suit.
Britain's Prince Charles is visiting Wales to mark St David's Day (01.03.14).
The royal will tour Pembrokeshire, Carmarthenshire and Merthyr Tydfil to coincide with the celebrations honouring the patron saint of Wales.
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Britain's Duchess of Cornwall has shown her support for an anti-female genital mutilation (FGM) campaign.
Camilla gave charity Daughters of Eve's work the "royal seal of approval" during a reception for the upcoming Southbank Centre's Women of the World (WOW) festival, according to The Daily Telegraph newspaper.
Nimco Ali, who founded the organisation in 2010, said: "Camilla said she thinks the campaign is terrific and she heard about the stuff we're doing. She said she was impressed with the work and wanted more information about the campaign.
"I want to build the momentum. We're starting a conversation and we're breaking the cycle. My ultimate aim is that by the time my niece is eight - she's three now - there won't be a risk of FGM. I want to break that cycle and for her to say later: 'You had to actually do that [fight against FGM]?' She's the first person not to be cut in the family."
Around 60 women taking part in the festival, which starts on March 5 and is now in its fourth year, also attended the Clarence House reception ahead of the event, including economist Vicky Pryce and Everyday Sexism Project founder Laura Bates.
Camilla took the time to speak to guests including three students from Mulberry School for Girls in Tower Hamlets, east London, which she visited last year.
A car belonging to Britain's Queen Elizabeth is up for sale.
Royal aficionados can get their hands on an "extremely rare" Land Rover Defender which was formerly in use by the Queen's Estate at Sandringham to drive the royals on shooting parties.
According to CarandClassic.co.uk, the vintage vehicle will be up for auction on March 2014 8 with Historics at Brooklands.
The website states: "This vehicle was previously owned by the Queen's Estate at Sandringham and was used there by shooting parties frequented by the Queen, the Duke of Edinburgh and Prince Charles.
"The Estate Manager confirmed that they had performed full servicing and maintenance and was quoted saying that it was unusual for vehicles to be purchased by the estate as they tend to lease their Land Rovers and hand them back a few years later, this makes this example extremely rare."
The Queen's ride has even been pimped out to the 87-year-old monarch's tastes with heated seats, electric windows and a specialist paint job.
The car is expected to fetch between £26,000 and £35,000 at auction.