The @Sweaty Betty PR maven scotches rumours she's preparing to switch continents.

"It would be great if used by people like Joel Madden and Benji Madden, as we can't sell their pictures anyway."

Wait until Taylor Swift finds out Tom Hiddleston's Swiftie tank top isn't from her official store.

So us needing to take our pants off after Christmas lunch is uroguanylin's fault, not nan's moreish potato salad.

Judging from the names they have chosen, these two really love colours.

Well, this is an embarrassing mix-up.

Another day, another story surfaces about Iggy Azalea and Swaggy P - Nick Young's break up.

Jesinta Campbell is Miss Congeniality by name, Miss Congeniality by nature but Miss World Australia isn't interested in what she's selling.

Is it hard to be the one in the group without kids?

It's that age-old adage: at some point, most of us have to choose between our face and our figure.

Michelle Bridges 12 Week Body Transformation shared a heartfelt message about training as a working mother.

"I was a top international model. I have lived this life. This is what I am accustomed to".

Melissa Singer has discovered how to solve your fashion one-night stand.

Her six year sabbatical was to escape the pressures of aging in the spotlight she tells ELLE Australia.

Miranda Kerr to star on Australia's Next Top Model.

Fashion has lost a legend.

Bill Cunningham, legendary New York Times fashion photographer, dies at 87
Bill Cunningham, the street-style photographer whose photo essays for The New York Times memorialised trends ranging from fanny packs to Birkin bags, gingham shirts and fluorescent biker shorts, died Saturday in New York. He was 87.
smh.com.au

A case for doing the damn dishes.

"Mum hair" is the hair equivalent of Crocs.

You would think that two grown women with the world at their fingertips and millions in their bank accounts would have more to do in their day than continue a four year feud by taking bitchy swipes at each other in public? Not Katy Perry and Taylor Swift.

The New York Times has drawn the ire of the internet for comparing the locks of mothers to the frumpy fashion equivalent of "mom jeans".