Jenny Packham's gorgeous red-carpet gowns are a favorite amongst red-carpet beauties like Kate Winslet, Angelina Jolie, and most recently, we spotted Kate Hudson in the designer's gorgeous purple sequined gown at the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner. Now, everyone can get a piece of Jenny Packham at a much more affordable price with the launch of the designer's dressy diffusion line, named Jenny Packham No. 1, with UK retailer Debenhams. "I have taken some of our most feminine and glamorous styles and evolved them into a collection for Debenhams," said Packham. "The red dress is a favourite for me as it has an understated dare devil appeal." The collection, priced around $30 to $300, features a range of dresses, statement jewelry, and shoes fitting for any occasion. Furthermore, accessories like feathered headpieces, satin shoes, crystal brooches, and sparkly necklaces are perfect as wedding accessories. Click the slideshow to see and shop — we converted the prices to US dollars for you — our favorite pieces from the Jenny Packham No. 1 collection now.

We all have sunshine on our mind, and our May must haves reflect our Summer itch via colorful statement sandals, breezy blouses, and a heavy appetite for eye-catching bags and clutches. We're also big on prints and louche shapes via languid Summer maxi dresses and floral printed trousers. Additionally, a few Summer basics, like a cute gingham top and old-school-inspired bikini, also made the cut. Click now to see and shop all of our May must haves.

Brooches are back and better than ever, and this latest batch of celebrities are showing us exactly how it's done. Opting for a more modern look, Freida Pinto made a striking arrival at the Tribeca Film Festival wearing a sharp red Gucci suit accessorized with a black and gold butterfly brooch. We love how Freida tempered her masculine pantsuit with such a feminine accoutrement, but if you're looking for a more ladylike appeal, look to Kate Middleton for inspiration. The Duchess of Cambridge styled her blue tweed Rebecca Taylor skirt suit with a red crystal flower pin — a look you can easily replicate for work. Furthermore, Elisa Sednaoui pinned her vintage-inspired Chanel brooch to a cropped top for a new twist on the button-up top. Click on to see more celebs showing off their beautiful brooches, then shop the look in the slideshow.

Last night's White House Correspondents' Dinner was filled with celebs dressed to the nines in an array of gorgeous red-carpet gowns. Kate Hudson brought out the glam factor in a purple sequined gown, Charlize Theron looked elegant in a lace Emilio Pucci dress, and Zooey Deschanel shined in a sparkly Oscar de la Renta number. Meanwhile, Sofia Vergara and Eva Longoria opted for shorter frocks, while Claire Danes made a sleek statement in a slinky white gown by Vivienne Westwood. There's even more to see, so click through the slideshow to see the most stylish celebrity looks from the White House Correspondents' Dinner now.

A year ago today, jaws dropped as Kate Middleton married Prince William wearing not one, but two beautiful, bespoke Alexander McQueen wedding dresses and now, you can get the same look for less. At the royal wedding ceremony, Kate stunned in an elegant ivory duchesse satin and hand-embroidered lace Alexander McQueen wedding dress. The gown fit her perfectly and her choice of long lace sleeves spurred a wedding dress trend overnight. For the royal wedding's evening reception dinner at Buckingham Palace, Kate Middleton slipped into another Alexander McQueen dress. For her second look, Kate chose a white satin gazar and strapless silhouette, embellished with silver diamante embroidery at the waist. If you're a bride-to-be or merely shopping for the near future, check out these gorgeous Kate Middleton-inspired wedding dresses at all price points. We promise, there's one for every kind of budget.

Anthropologie just nabbed Tracy Reese as one of its designers for its Made in Kind May collection. With three frock-filled collections on her own — Tracy Reese, Plenty, and Frock — it's safe to say the designer knows a thing or two about creating cute and flattering dresses for all kinds of women. Her new line for Anthropologie, launching tomorrow, was inspired by rich garden landscapes from a visit to Frida Kahlo's museum, resulting in ladylike flora-filled dresses. Some are treated with oversize bow embellishments, while others feature delicate lace dipped in a saturated teal hue. The best part? The modest hemlines and pretty prints can easily take you from a long day at work to tea time in 30 seconds flat with just a few simple accessory swaps. Tracy Reese's seven-piece collection for Anthropologie ranges from $248 to $348; see the complete collection now in the slideshow.

Just days before celebrating her wedding anniversary to Prince William, Kate Middleton showed off her fashion savvy in Spring's hottest trend, wearing not one, but two brilliant peplum looks. Yesterday, Kate wore a dove gray peplum dress adorned with gorgeous beading embellishments by Matthew Williamson, paired with dark green suede pumps and a matching clutch at the UK premiere of African Cats. Kate then switched out of her fancy dress for a prim two-piece tweed suit by Rebecca Taylor for a royal reception at the Goldsmiths Hall in London honoring the Scott-Amundsen Centenary Race to the South Pole. We love how anyone can wear this look just as easily to the office. Meanwhile, blue suede pumps and an Anya Hindmarch snake skin clutch finish off her ensemble. Just click through to see more close-up shots from both of her peplum-fied looks and tell us which is your favorite in the comments section below.

Music and fashion go hand in hand with one another, and if you're a fan of both, you know headphones are an essential must have. Stylish DJs like Solange Knowles and Alexandra Richards are always spotted in the coolest renditions, and if your Summer plans involve visits to the MET, trips to the beach, and chilling at the park — all while listening to your custom mix on Spotify — a fresh pair of headphones is just what you need to complete your look. You don't have to be a DJ or music maven to appreciate these stunning finds, but there's no harm in looking like one, right? Just click the slideshow to shop the most stylish headphone finds and get ready to rock out this Summer.

Wedding season is in high gear but before you tie the knot, or witness your best friend's matrimony, there's some partying to be done. Bachelorette parties are a long held tradition filled with hijinks, stories to be told for years to come, and of course, a weekend of fun party dresses to shop for. That said, we've culled 25 dresses for every bachelorette party imaginable. From crazy festivities in viva Las Vegas to relaxing with your dearest girlfriends in Napa, we're supplying you with lots of stylish options. Just click the slideshow to shop 25 party dresses for the bride-to-be and her BFFs.

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H&M is giving its eco-friendly Conscious Collection a red-carpet spin this year. In addition to its regular fare of cute Summer dresses and floral prints, H&M is introducing an Exclusive Glamour Conscious collection, focusing on dressier party looks made out of sustainable materials like organic cotton, hemp, and recycled polyester. We couldn't be more excited, and so far, the collection has garnered quite a celebrity following: Amanda Seyfried was spotted in the collection's bright blue short suit at the In Time premiere in London, Michelle Williams opted for a custom two-tone gown at the BAFTAs, Viola Davis donned a hot pink two-piece number, while Kristin Davis wore a customized version of H&M's organic cotton embroidered dress at a Vanity Fair party in LA. The line hit stores TODAY. Check out every piece from the special Exclusive Glamour Conscious Collection, plus campaign images, in the slideshow now.

It was model- and fashion-crowd mania last night in NYC at the 9th annual Spring Dinner Dance to benefit youth in foster care. Coco Rocha and Crystal Renn made dramatic entrances in gowns designed by Zac Posen, Jessica White wore a berry-hued sequin wrap dress from Diane von Furstenberg, while Erin Heatherton opted for a more modern printed dress. Needless to say, we're inspired to amp up our evening looks with similar touches of color and drama. There's more glamazon looks to check out; just click the slideshow to see more beautiful looks from the likes of Doutzen Kroes, Selita Ebanks, and Katie Lee. Then tell us who gets your best dressed votes in the comments below.

For Opening Ceremony's Fall 2012 collection, designers Humberto Leon and Carol Lim created a cozy collection inspired by the natural wonders of Patagonia. With a focus on textures and prints inspired by the great outdoors, the duo created a sporty luxe collection comprised of printed trousers, puffer coats, lace-inset sweatshirts, and body-con fleece dresses. Tempering the casual aesthetic were refined touches via leather trim, Mongolian fur, and metallic finishes. Meanwhile, the brand's accessory offerings ranged from round red sunglasses to chunky lace-up boots and chic printed loafers. The collection is definitely a slightly more mature take compared to their past collections, but nonetheless true to Humberto and Carol's whimsical cool style. Check out our top three looks below, then click the slideshow to see the complete collection.

• We love this leather and tweed moto jacket. It's equal parts polish and tough girl, and perfect for pairing with cropped trousers and pleated midi skirts.
• A dressy sweatshirt might come off as an oxymoron, but we can't resist this lace and fleece sweatshirt.
• Car coats are a huge Fall trend. This rendition gives the trend a modern spin thanks to the bright cobalt leather trim.

Does Kate Moss ever age? We don't think so, and her new Summer campaign with Mango proves that very notion. Check out Kate looking fresh as ever, wearing pretty pieces from Mango's affordable Summer collection shot by her good friend, Terry Richardson, in London. We'd like to get our hands on the yellow halter-neck dress for upcoming garden wedding parties, and Mango's sporty-striped silk sheath for an athletic spin on work wear. More photos of Kate for Mango's Summer and Spring campaign, plus cool behind-the-scenes shots in the slideshow.

News just broke that Raf Simons will be replacing John Galliano at Dior. "The first time I heard about the Dior position," said Simons, "I thought, 'This feels right.'" It has been a little over a year since Dior fired John Galliano for making anti-Semitic remarks, and with it came rumors of his replacement, which included Marc Jacobs and Alber Elbaz. After seven years as Jil Sander's artistic director, Simons was replaced by the brand's founder earlier this year. Simons garnered high accolades for bringing a fresh, feminine quality to Jil Sander's minimal aesthetic, but his new post at Dior is sure to be a challenge. "Of course I haven't been in the archives yet, but for me the strongest impact is the first 10 years of Dior and how to link that to the 21st century," said Simons. "Mr. Dior was very innovative during a short time span. And it was in the middle of the 20th century, a period I am very interested in, whether it's linked to fashion, architecture or art. So I find it very challenging to rethink couture." Simons will be showing his first Dior collection in July at the Fall haute couture shows. We can't wait to see what he comes up with; for now, check out his last and beautiful collection for Jil Sander in the slideshow. Do you think Simons is a good fit for Dior? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.

After departing Vogue Paris in 2010, Carine Roitfeld is heading back into the magazine business with her very own, self-initialed, biannual publication called CR Fashion Book, launching in September. "The name's not a big surprise, but oh well," said Roitfeld, who described her new project as a "celebration of fashion and creativity." So what should you expect to see in CR Fashion Book? The first issue, priced at $10, will feature work from from a mix of well-known and up-and-coming photographers, writers, models, focusing on lengthier, book-like stories. "I hope people will want to keep it —trendy and timeless at the same time," said Roitfeld. Furthermore, CR Fashion Book will also feature an online component, comprised of teasers and updates for upcoming issues. Take a sneak peek at the mock-up of Carine Roitfeld's new magazine in the slideshow, then tell us what you think in the comments section below.

Are you thinking what we're thinking? It's the weekend(!), which means we'll be kicking off our heels for a more laid-back kind of fashion. The weather might be a little too chilly this weekend for exposed toes, so we're looking to pastel patent oxfords, ballet flats, and cute colored boat shoes as a quick step-in. Thanks to the latest batch of street stylers, we're inspired to pair our cute flats with sharp white accompaniments, fun tribal-printed trousers, and bold jolts of colors. If you're looking for a slightly more feminine look, we also captured some pretty skirt pairings for you to consider. Just click the slideshow to see how these stylephiles are putting their own spin on Spring flats.

Karl Lagerfeld has enough on his plate designing for Chanel, Fendi, Hogan, and his own signature lines, but like the energizer bunny, he keeps going and going. In addition to fashion duties, Lagerfeld's long list of extracurricular activities has everyone wondering if he ever sleeps. Today, Karl Lagerfeld announced that he will be designing VIP helicopters, both the interior and exterior, for AgustaWestland. Are you surprised? Karl's pet projects never cease to amaze us, and this latest announcement tops our list of random and exciting Karl collabs. Want to see more crazy, cool Karl collabs? Just click the slideshow to see our list — think teddy bears, Coke bottles, and starring in rap videos — of Karl Lagerfeld's most interesting extracurricular projects.

Banana Republic took us on a luxurious spin for its Fall Holiday 2012 collection, showcasing its signature classic Americana style with an elegant twist. Equestrian-inspired details via gray flannel, horse bit embellishments, and thoughtful elbow batches emoted a refined English feel, while the brand's iconic tailored trenches were brought up a notch with sleek leather trim. An array of capes and leather pencil skirts also added a refined touch to the city-meets-country collection. For accessories, Banana Republic offered up a covetable array of chic leather satchels, metal-tipped pumps, lace-up ankle boots, and gorgeous snake-print clutches. Click the slideshow to see over 45 photos of the new collection, including up close accessory shots, now.