Grace Coddington

The A-list crowd was in full attendance at last night's Prada and The Great Gatsby soiree celebrating the opening of a special Dress Gatsby exhibition showcasing costumes featured in the film (in theaters May 10) designed by Miuccia Prada and costume designer Catherine Martin. The celebrity set was dressed in chic party attire with leading lady Carey Mulligan taking the spotlight in an elegant black long-sleeved Prada dress highlighting a ruffled detail down the side. Meanwhile, Maggie Gyllenhaal opted for the opposite side of the color spectrum in the brand's white silk ruffled dress paired with deco-inspired statement earrings and silver platform sandals. Meanwhile, Katy Perry donned a purple printed Prada frock and Isla Fisher wore a sweet blush pink number. Click on for an up close and personal breakdown of every single look.

Stunning Russian supermodel Natalia Vodianova has added "designer" to her list of accomplishments, with her exclusive shoe range launched on Net-A-Porter this week. In conjunction with chain-store retailer Centro, Natalia created pumps that come in three classic colours — black, nude and papaya — all sporting a subtle crown motif on the back of the heel. Two things make this situation even better: One, the shoes are priced at just $44 and two, all profit from the sales of the shoes will benefit The Naked Heart Foundation, the kid's charity Natalia founded in 2004. Pretty special, right? To celebrate the launch of the shoes, Natalia was the guest of honour at a cocktail party thrown by Net-A-Porter's Lucy Yeomans. Other attendees included Karlie Kloss, Mario Testino, Grace Coddington, Christian Louboutin and Carine Roitfeld, just to name a few. . . Click through to see pictures of the exclusive event and shop the shoes!

Before New York Fashion Week completely escapes our short term memory, we thought we'd zoom in on what the people who matter wore the shows. Yes, the front row is always filled with Hollywood a-list types, and the street style snappers go mad for the peacocks parading outside the tents, but we have to be honest with you and confess that it's the industry insiders that we're most interested in style-stalking. From the industry's all-black uniform to the Man-Repelling goodness from Leandra Medine to Anna Wintour's signature frock + fur + jewels routine, we've got it all in one easy-to-click place! Ready? 

You might know her as the leggy one from the They All Hate Us duo, but let us introduce you to visual merchandiser and style blogger, Elle Ferguson — and her fabulous wardrobe. Just like the closet of her stylish co-hort Tash Sefton who we profiled last week, Elle's own wardrobe is full to the brim with killer one-offs, so-special accessories and nifty ideas for storing, organising and displaying her best buys. And yes, before you ask, she does have an entire rack dedicated to denim shorts. Keep clicking to get the VIP tour. . . 

Just as all the big celebrity events wrap up for the year, the Christmas presents have started rolling in . . . And aren't we loving it! BellaSugar editor Alison's been a lucky girl, receiving all sorts of pretty goodies to try out before the holiday break — we're talking Tom Ford fragrances, Model Co lipsticks and nail polishes in the greatest colours imaginable and so much more. Fashion editor Ali also got in on the fun, checking out Fab new pieces from Cotton On, Mink Pink and Some Days Lovin', and receiving a sweet pair of customised Havaianas. Have we mentioned the cake pops, delish advent calendars, cherries and Tim Tams we consumed? It's all in here and more — just click through to check it all out!

Sarah Jessica Parker, Dianna Agron and Christina Ricci hit the red carpet at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in NYC last night to celebrate the premiere of HBO's In Vogue: The Editor's Eye. Dianna donned a printed dress from Bottega Veneta, while Sarah Jessica paired a vintage dress with a blue velvet overcoat.

The celebs were joined by a host of big fashion personalities, including Vogue's Anna Wintour and other senior fashion editors, as well as designers Tory Burch, Vera Wang, Marchesa's Georgina Chapman and Keren Craig, and Derek Lam. Models Joan Smalls, Karen Elson, Arizona Muse and Karlie Kloss turned out as well. (Have a look at the trailer for In Vogue: The Editor's Eye.) Karlie, for one, was excited to see the finished product. She tweeted just before arriving at the Met, "Ready to see the amazing editors talk about bringing the stories come to life!"

A party is a party, but a Vogue party is one where the guest list reads like a who's who of fashion's most famed insiders. Last night proved to be just that when the style crowd gathered to watch HBO's documentary, In Vogue: The Editor's Eye. The fashion doco will air in the States on Dec. 6, but we'll have to make do with snooping the party pics. The style world elite like Jenna Lyons, favourite faces like Joan Smalls, and celebrity trendsetters like Sarah Jessica Parker, joined the editrix in chief to fete the film at the Met. Obviously, our attention is on what everyone was wearing — like Joan Smalls showing off her pins in those metallic shorts, or Jenna Lyons exhibiting her signature — and spot-on — mix of tomboy-glam. Click on to see who else joined Anna Wintour last night; then tell us your pick for best dressed in the comments.

Sure to be at the top of many a fashion-fan's Christmas wish list is a copy of Grace Coddington's autobiography "Grace: A Memoir". The flame-haired creative director of US Vogue has been an icon in the industry for decades, and we (amongst many others) can't wait to get our paws on her sure-to-be-a-best-seller book. The queue started outside Browns in London well before the 11am signing was due to begin, and the first 300 copies sold out in hours — leaving Random House staff to frantically re-stock the store. Of writing the autobiography (with the help of co-author Michael Roberts) Grace said, "Funnily enough, the most emotional part was a reading I did for the audio [version], and I got emotional then. It was really weird that I’d been able to talk my way through it and be fine, but then when I read it, like when my sister died and things, suddenly I teared up. That was a long time ago." Dymocks has hard cover copies available now, so we suggest you click to it before they sell out!