She’s responsible for Autumn/Winter 2011’s biggest trend…the polka dot. She showcased figure hugging, sheer polka-dot creations on her A/W catwalk shows and a flurry of celebrities have been spotted in that dress, but would you be surprised to hear that Stella McCartney has never showcased her collections at London Fashion Week? Unthinkable!

Life has not been too great for disgraced designer, John Galliano, after his anti-Semitic outburst in a Paris café earlier this year. Following his conviction, Galliano was sacked as creative director of Dior and replaced by British designer Bill Gaytten.

With the release of the new Twilight: Breaking Dawn Part 1 film on the very near horizon, we were all excited to see our favourite movie stars gracing the red carpets at the official premieres on both sides of the pond.

It’s every designers nightmare to have their work go missing, but that, is unfortunately what has happened to prestigious designer Marc Jacobs, who’s Spring/Summer 2012 was mysteriously stolen recently.

It’s a momentous occasion in fashion history as exclusive designer label, Versace, has teamed up with Highstreet giant, H&M for an exciting new collaboration. To celebrate the joining of these two fashion brands, a celeb filled event took place in New York City.

The Olsen twins have been Hollywood style icons for many years now. Not only do they rock the most fashionable items from the runways, but they’ve also tried their hands at designing, and have launched their own fashion company, The Row. They recently designer their very own range of handbags and a range of affordable tshirts, which is why they’re most deserving of the recent title being given to them by the prestigious Vogue magazine.

Australian supermodel, Miranda Kerr was noticeably missing from last years popular Victoria’s Secret catwalk show due to her being pregnant with son Flynn, but this year she was back with a vengeance, ready to show the rest of the models exactly how it should be done.

TV presenter and quirky fashion darling, Alexa Chung, has nabbed her next big project as the new face of fashion label, Vero Moda.

Jaeger has made it’s name as a prestigious British fashion label, first established in 1884, and to show their appreciation for such a brand, officials at the future Duke and Duchess of Cambridge’s home, Kensington Palace, have asked them to design special uniforms for their front of house team.

Launched in 1980, Children In Need have raised millions of pounds for British Children’s charities. Their mascot, Pudsey Bear, is a British institution in his own right, and this year he has been given a bit of a makeover by 12 famous fashion designers.