If we didn't love Eddie Redmayne enough after watching his stellar performance in the Oscar nominated film Les Miserables, we're head-over-heels now. We just learned from Buzzfeed that this cutie modeled crafty looks for UK-based knitting company, Rowan Yarms.
It's certainly not his most scandalous magazine cover. But Prince Harry's GQ Australia cover, released for the April 2013 issue, is really his most smoldering, most brooding and most memorable cover in... well, as long as we can remember.
They're electric! Both Khloe Kardashian and Julianne Hough have now worn Kaufmanfranco's neon yellow floor-length gown featuring nude illusion panels. The question is, Who Wore It Best?
Jean Harlow was the first bombshell. Sure, there were silent-era predecessors, but our 'modern day' notion of the siren really started with Harlow. Mostly because of the platinum hair, which led legions to the peroxide bottle.
Any fashionista worth her salt has a Diane von Furstenberg wrap dress -- or a DvF knock-off -- in her closet. As ubiquitous as von Furstenberg's designs are today, you might figure that the famed designer had her whole career planned out from the get-go. Not exactly, she says.
"I never knew what I wanted to do but I knew the kind of woman I wanted to be," the fashion icon says in the clip above. "I wanted to be an independent woman, a woman who could pay for her bills, a woman who could run her own life -- and I became that woman."
