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Lauren Sanchez was hanging out with her new celebrity best friends on Tuesday evening. It was the Fall 2024 Opening Reception for fashion designer Diane Von Furstenberg held at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles. The future Mrs Jeff Bezos looked stunning in a silky white dress that could pass for a negligee as she mingled with some big names.

If you're looking for some brilliant TV shows to watch this weekend, look no further. From a highly unusual music documentary about a star whose career is threatened by a neurological disease to a quick-fire newsroom satire that becomes darker and twistier, there is something to suit every taste. Our critics have picked out the must-watch movies, as well as laugh-out-loud comedy shows and series. Read on to find the perfect show to get your teeth into this weekend.

Diane Von Furstenberg made a colorful comparison when discussing what she felt watching the new documentary about her life, Woman in Charge.  The legendary Belgian fashion designer, 77,  said that watching the feature felt 'like being at the gynecologist.' She made the hilariously candid confession during a talk after the screening of the documentary at the Tribeca Festival on Wednesday, as per Page Six.

Clara McGregor turned heads on Wednesday as she arrived at the premiere of Diane Von Furstenberg: Woman In Charge in New York City during the 2024 Tribeca Film Festival. The daughter of actor Ewan McGregor and production designer Eve Mavrakis, 28, exuded elegance in chic red dress. The bold patterned number boasted an asymmetrical neckline, leaving one shoulder bare, and a daringly high side slit, to showcase Clara's toned legs.

The Tribeca Film Festival red carpet became a runway on opening night thanks to Diane Von Fürstenberg. The designer, 77, was surrounded by some fashionable friends on Wednesday for the Tribeca premiere of her documentary Diane Von Furstenberg: Woman in Charge.

A new exhibition is showcasing the eye-catching photos of celebrities like Gloria Vanderbilt, Martha Stewart , and John Lennon and Yoko Ono over four decades. The stunning images, captured by photographer Susan Wood, have been unveiled at Laughlin Gallery in Highland Park, Illinois. The exhibition features 20 photographs from 1950 to 1984 that capture the 'essence of an era marked by social upheaval and transformation,' a press release said.

Hidden away in the Colorado Rockies, a Sicilian resort, or a Utah ski lodge are some of the most exclusive events a billionaire can hope to attend. Attendee lists are so all-star that even the Goldman Sacks chief executive is a 'third-tier guest' and if you have to ask, you're not invited. Between discussions topics like 'can you marry a robot?' quizzes on tech trends and performances by celebrities, deals are made and executives are hired. More and more of these elite getaways are popping up as guests crave time away from the spotlight with few cameras and everything is off the record.

Have you ever wondered if you're dressing correctly for your body type? There are five body types: hourglass, apple, pear, inverted triangle, and rectangle. Once you've figured out your body type, dressing in flattering silhouettes is easier than ever - and there are plenty of celebrities you can gather inspiration from. FEMAIL spoke to personal stylists about the best way to guarantee you're embracing your shape, with stars like Sofia Vergara and Kate Hudson as inspiration.

In a snapshot shared on designer Diane Von Furstenberg's Instagram Story on Sunday, Katy Perry was seen cuddling up next to AI mogul Sam Altman at a pre-Oscars party. As they sat next to each other and posed for a photograph at the festive event, the 38-year-old tech industry magnate held his arm around the 39-year-old hitman. The songwriter, who is stepping down from her role as a judge on American Idol, stood out in a flowing white dress that exposed her toned arms during the soirée.

Leonardo DiCaprio and Gwyneth Paltrow kept it casual as they honoured a fashion celebrity over the weekend. The Oscar winners were among the Hollywood elite honoring British Vogue Contributing Editor Nona Summers' birthday at a party hosted by fashion actress Diane Von Furstenberg, 77. Paltrow, 51, was fashionable in a brown belted shirtdress with double pockets.

Following its turbulent launch this week, the Duchess of Sussex has spoken out to defend the 'talented team' behind her new Sussex.com website. Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's 'prosecutive' decision to relaunch their Archewell website, the umbrella for all their philanthropic and corporate ventures, had sparked rumors that they were attempting to be "more Royal." The website, created by Canadian agency Article, made "no sense" and established a "blurred line between the past and the present," as the couple were told to rename their 'Sussex' title after quitting as working royals in 2020. Meghan expressed gratitude for the'very special company's' and its "thoughtful approach to design' in a testimonial shared on the Article website. The Duchess wrote: "I have been working with Ryan and the amazing team at Article for a decade: their attention to detail, their ingenuity, and their thoughtful approach to planning as well as the user experience.' They're not just designers; they're designers, not necessarily designers; they're designers, editors who help you develop your ideas into visual identities.' They're a special company. Plus, they're Canadian, so I'm a fan.' In addition to the Archewell Foundation and Archewell Productions' websites, the firm was also responsible for Meghan's now-defunct lifestyle blog, The Tig. In addition, the article's readers include NBA singer Lauryn Hill, fashion designer Diane Von Furstenberg, and Harry's environmental tourism firm Travalyst.

People who are worried about getting old, they rely on a few specific aspects: wrinkles, decay and dullness, sagging, and stagnation. And, yet, there is one particular of getting to a bit we often ignore - the loss of luxuriance or delectable abundance of hair; locks that once flourished into thick, lustrous teenage swaths.

The FEMAIL rounds up the week's most fashionable events. They include:

Barry Diller and his wife of over 20 years, Diane von Furstenberg, welcomed a slew of celebrities to holiday on their $200 million yacht. Bruce Bozzi, a founder of Mujen Spirits, posted a snapshot from a dinner on the yacht, which featured celebrities including Emma Thompson, Kerry Bergen, and film director Jason Blum, as well as Diller, 81, and Von Furstenberg, 76. Diller, one of Rupert Murdock's first Fox network co-founders, lost more than $200 million on his 305-foot mega-yacht named Eos back in 2006.

Hilary Alexander, a legendary fashion journalist, died at the age of 77. On Sunday, the socialite, who is said to have coined the phrase'supermodel,' died on her birthday. The self-confessed workaholic, the native of New Zealand, became a trainee reporter at the age of 16 and worked her way up to fashion editor of the Daily Telegraph in 1985.

After taking off from Lausanne in Switzerland, Russian businessman Vyacheslav Taran, 53 (left with his wife Olga, bottom right with his family), died after the helicopter crashed to the ground near the resort town of Villefranche-sur-Mer. The crash (top right) occurred during good weather, and after another passenger cancelled last minute, according to a police source. Taran is the third cryptocurrency entrepreneur to die in the last few weeks.

The exclusive bash took place at the Vogue editor-in-chief's townhouse in New York City's Greenwich Village district on Sunday night, with Sanchez (left), 52, having little to imagine in the super small, black gown. For the evening, the longtime girlfriend of former Amazon CEO Bezos, 58, wore a lacy, sheer number with sparkling embellishments throughout. In the strappy dress, which featured a plunging V-neck and a revealing slit near the bottom, Sanchez displayed her long legs as well as some cleavage. For his part, the computer scientist, who has a reported net worth of $146.9 billion, matched her in all black, rocking dark dress pants, and a button down shirt. Jackman and his partner, Deborra Lee Furness (right), DiCaprio (top center), English singer Florence Welch, and Hillary Clinton's former chief of staff Huma Abedin were among the many people invited to the party. In attendance were Australian actor Joel Edgerton, filmmaker Baz Luhrmann, as well as his sister, Bee Shaffer, 72-year-old Wintour's daughter, and popular TikTok influencer Emily Mariko.

For the DVF awards ceremony, Mrs Clinton, 74, sported a vibrant orange patterned coat and smoky eye makeup, teaming the ensemble with simple black trousers and heels (left). The former First Lady of the United Kingdom received a front row seat to the awards, which honor extraordinary women. At last night's bash, she was also reunited with her fashion designer friend Diane von Furstenberg and long time aide Huma Abedin (right) — where Mrs Clinton delivered a speech in which she praised a US director and filmmaker. In a talk in Venice that earned her a standing ovation from the watching crowd, she described Ava DuVernay, who also works for social justice, as a "path breaker, change maker, and historical film maker." Mrs Clinton wrote, "Her visionary studies into Black histories and experiences are more relevant today than ever." DuVernay, who received the Inspiration DVF award, had 'opened doors' not only for her but also for many others, she said.