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Celeb Style: Stella McCartney
Stella McCartney watched her step as she left a party held at Harry's Bar in Mayfair, London. Dressed in head-to-toe black, the designer looked nothing short of effortlessly sexy wearing a fitted satin jacket over a sheer tank, leggings, and pointed toe pumps. A yellow purse and gold pendant necklaces added just the right amount of extra style.
Celeb Style: Stella McCartney
Stella McCartney dropped off her kids at school in London looking extra crisp in a pair of her own cropped denim jeans and a smart navy double-breasted blazer. Instead of wearing her short fringed scarf around her neck, she stylishly placed it over her shoulder — great idea! Her famous Falabella chain tote, leopard print flats, and metal aviators complete her ensemb.
Celebrity Style: Stella McCartney
Stella McCartney was spotted doing the school run this morning looking typically stylish. The designer looked chic in a double breasted blazer, skinny jeans and printed pumps. She rounded off the look with a nude scarf and chain detail bag from her Spring line.
Celeb Style: Stella McCartney
Like her fellow London mom Claudia Schiffer, Stella McCartney makes the daily school run stylish. It doesn't hurt that she's a fabulous designer and gets to wear her own jacket (similar to the one shown here) and bag, but she also knows how to put things together. She added Ray-Ban Wayfarers, a gray turtleneck sweater, and bell bottom jeans to the mix for a fashionable, easy look.
Fab Ad: Stella McCartney, Spring '10
For Spring, Stella McCartney left Bambi in the woods for something nearer and dearer to her heart: Lucky, her pet Dalmatian. "I love the way it’s very graphic and soft at the same time, due to its double exposure,” said McCartney when describing the photo of Lucky, which was taken by her mother, Linda McCartney, in '76. Combine that with the magical work of Fab model of 2009, Natalia Vodianova, and photogs Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott, and you have a whimsical masterpiece.
Fab Ad: Natalia Vodianova for Stella McCartney, Spring '10
Last season, Bambi was the star of Stella McCartney's ad campaign and now a dalmatian is the centre of attention. The black and white dog, Lucky, features in the Spring '10 campaign in a photo that was taken by Stella's late Mother Linda. Natalia Vodianova also features in the adverts who was shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott.
Celeb Style: Stella McCartney
Stella McCartney added a little pep to what appeared to be an otherwise dreary day in London, all thanks to her cheery red military coat (shop a similar version by Anne Klein). This piece was certainly the show-stopper of the outfit, but her knee-high boots, skinny jeans, and black sunglasses were just as cool. A gray sweater and earrings flesh out the look.
Trend Alert: Pyramid Pleasures
Stella McCartney has been nonstop with the amazing ensembles. The other day, she donned an artsy jacket alongside Kate Moss, and today, she's all about pyramid pleasures. I love how the designer smartly contrasted her all-black 'fit with a high-voltage pyramid embellished clutch.
Kate Moss Enjoys Pub Lunch Before Meat-Free Mondays
Kate Moss was back in the UK and back to her usual hair colour this weekend, after showing off temporary lighter locks at the launch of her range of bags for Longchamp in Paris last week. The supermodel enjoyed lunch at a local pub near her Cotswolds home with a trio of children and BFF James Brown, who chatted with BellaUK at the InStyle Beauty Awards last Monday. Kate will have made the most of a meaty Sunday roast, as she has reportedly agreed to meat-free Mondays at the insistence of vegetarian pal Stella McCartney.
Celeb Style: Abbie Cornish
The adorable Abbie Cornish was all smiles as the guest of honor at Stella McCartney's party honoring her performance in Bright Star in West Hollywood. She wore a Stella McCartney lace top (similar to the one shown here) with a pencil skirt, tights, and over-the-knee boots, making for a fashionable and chic look. Shop these Stella items now!
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