Leona Lewis

The interiors used in the latest Fabric of Our Lives cotton commercial with Leona Lewis are absolutely gorgeous and I'm determined to make the space mine! With Asian-inspired lily wallpaper, a striking red grandfather clock, a green tufted chair, a Hollywood Regency style sconce, horse photography, and a Boston Terrier pillow, it has a perfect, eclectic mix of styles. While the influences are all over the place, the palette is somewhat reserved, with mostly reds and whites and one parfait pop of faded green. The diamond and square door treatment is also quite fantastic and totally doable way to spice up simple doors!

Want to learn how to get the look? And find that fab wallpaper? Then continue reading.

• Padma Lakshmi and David Spade do dinner at Koi — D-Listed
• Ian Somerhalder's sad Hollywood isn't fixing the oil spill — PopEater
• Christian Bale takes the whole family to Disneyland — Lainey Gossip
• What's with celebrity teens showing their bras? — Egotastic
• Lindsay Lohan tells Star she wants to be left alone — Pink Is the New Blog
• Was Jeremy London really kidnapped and forced to do drugs? — The Superficial
• Pink performs in a short little number — Hollywood Tuna
• Oprah gifts her employees with an iPad — Hollywood Rag
• Snooki is on the best diet ever — popbytes
• Matthew Morrison and Leona Lewis duet in concert — JustJared

• Paul W.S. Anderson picks his Three Musketeers — Cinematical
• This sixth-grade boy's rendition of "Paparazzi" is blowing my mind — Jezebel
• Nickelodeon is hosting its own music festival — People
• Navid from 90210 is headed to True Blood — TV Squad
• These Justin Bieber-fied movie posters are Photoshop genius — Celebuzz
• Channing Tatum to be Winona Ryder's boy toy in Ron Howard film — Cinema Blend
• Jessica Biel to play Vivaldi's muse in upcoming romance — Collider
• Will Katie Holmes or Rachel Weisz make the better Jackie O? — TresSugar
• Another SATC 2 song! This time from Leona Lewis and Jennifer Hudson — Music Mix

Kate Moss was quite the social butterfly at last night's Love Ball in London. She flitted around greeting and posing with friends like Stella McCartney, Michael Clark, and Mario Testino. Kate has been squeezing in her usual downtime between Fashion Week events, where she's a fun-loving staple. Designers like Diane von Furstenberg and Donna Karan let loose a bit as well to celebrate at the charity event. Sometimes Kate's passion for partying lands her in the headlines, but this time it was Elizabeth Hurley who raised a few eyebrows in her totally see-through sari.

More photos from the Love Ball including Leona Lewis and Joely Richardson, so just read more

After a star-studded Sunday night at the BAFTAs, the pretty young things in London were dressed up again today for the Elle Style Awards. Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen only attended the afterparties yesterday, and were once again showing off their individual style. Kristen Stewart sported another sexy strapless number — weigh in on all their looks here — though we're still curious where she and Rob were sneaking off to for their post-BAFTA fun. Cute Carey Mulligan is becoming quite the red carpet pro herself before the Oscars, which are in just a few weeks — don't forget to fill out our ballot and win! Plus, watch Carey's cute pixie cut at work with her real-life boyfriend in the new Wall Street 2 trailer.

More photos from the Elle Style Awards including Naomi Campbell and Claire Danes, so read more

Leona Lewis has really amped up her look as of late, and her appearance at the Elle Style Awards showcased a cool vintagey style. To re-create a throwback look of your own without looking like you're headed to a costume party, don't go for a literal look. Think retro-inspired instead. Check out some of my tips:

• Modern color: While Leona's bright red lipstick has an Old Hollywood appeal, using an of-the-moment bold coral, the palette suddenly feels fresh and new.
• Modern touches: The key is to add your own modern touches and techniques by doing something unexpected, such as pairing a notice-me lipstick with a contrasting light shadow. Play down the rest of the look with a pretty pink blush and some standard black liner.
• Tone it down: Notice how Leona's lightly-tossed-to the side pony gives the look a less-structured feel. Fingerwaves and highly styled looks can work, but a more casual approach will keep you from looking like a Douglas Sirk character.

• Leona Lewis, caped crusader in Stella McCartney — Red Carpet Fashion Awards
• A word (or two) about race and representation in Vanity Fair — Jezebel
• Four questions for Nanette Lepore — Lucky
• Get the Parisian look — Teen Vogue
• Marc Bouwer talks virtual Fall 2010 fashion show, Beyoncé, and the Oscars — Stylelist
• Getty’s backstage Fashion Week photographer — Fashionista
• Is Nicole Richie wedding dress shopping at Fashion Week? — People
• How to wear Spring's hottest colors — InStyle
• Model diary: Lyndsey Scott races between castings and shows — The Cut
• Lanvin pouchette python small shoulder bag — Purse Blog