News about Stella McCartney

A woman has been slammed online after showing off the outfit she lovingly made for her step-daughter's wedding.

Ever since she has been part of the Royal Family, Meghan Markle's fashion failsafe has never been far away. The Duchess of Sussex has embraced the halterneck as her go-to look for everything from royal engagements to glamorous red-carpet appearances. First catching global attention at her 2018 wedding reception, the halterneck neckline on her Stella McCartney gown became Meghan's trademark. She has often been spotted in variations of the sophisticated high neckline with cutaway shoulders. The Duchess often favours sleek, minimalist designs in neutral tones, which perfectly complement her refined taste whilst highlighting her toned shoulders and slender frame. Designed to camouflage the broadness of shoulders and to slim the silhouette, a halter neckline can draw attention to the areas you want and away from areas you don't, making this a failsafe fashion formula for Meghan.

Her sustainable clothing range promises to have a 'positive impact' on people and the planet. But now Stella McCartney has been warned she must allow public access to a beach on a remote Highland plot where she hopes to build a £5m mansion. McCartney, 52, and her husband, Alasdhair Willis, hope to erect a secluded hideaway at Commando Rock in Glenuig. Dozens of objections have been lodged with Highland Council over the application in the name of the fashion designer's husband. The beauty spot, around 30 miles west of Fort William, is on the Moidart peninsula. Highland Council's forestry team had objected on the grounds Corsican pine trees could be felled and works for a water supply would have an 'adverse effect' on existing trees.

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Amelia Gray Hamlin looked incredible in a white cut-out dress took to the runaway at the Stella McCartney show in Paris during fashion week on Monday. The American model, 23, displayed her amazing figure in the fitted off the shoulders number which featured cut out detailing down the front. Amelia elevated her frame in a pair of quirky matching heels and toted her belongings around in a small white handbag.

The American singer-songwriter, 35, arrived at the star-studded event in a barely-there ensemble. She braved the cold in lace bralette and wore sheer briefs, adorned with green and white flowers embroidered on the material.

Tom Daley made a stylish arrival in an all black outfit at the star-studded Stella McCartney runway show during Paris Fashion Week on Monday.  The former British diver, 30, who retired after the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, looked incredible in a black semi-sheer tank top which boasted a dazzling silver belt.  He added an oversized blazer over the number and opted for a pair of wide legged trousers. 

The stock rose another 7 per cent on Friday, taking gains over the past five days of trading to 17.5 per cent. That was its best week for 15 years and came as shares in a host of luxury goods firms including LVMH made gains. The rally came after the Chinese central bank launched its biggest stimulus package since the Covid-19 pandemic to bolster the world's second-biggest economy.

The Love Island star, 26, looked nothing short of sensational in a red lace mini-dress as she made her runway debut for the online fashion brand EGO.  The stylish ensemble boasted a red rose halterneck neckline, lace off-the-shoulder sleeves, and a figure-hugging fit. 

Cate Blanchett chose her son as her date to The 2024 Albies, hosted by The Clooney Foundation for Justice, in New York on Thursday evening.  The actress, 55, walked hand in hand with her eldest son Dashiell, 22, as the pair dressed up for the evening of glamour.  The Australian star looked sensational as she opted for a black sequined floaty top which she paired with black leather trousers. 

I bought this brooch at a car boot around 30 years. It was originally sold to me as costume jewellery that belonged to a deceased family member of the stall holder. But I recently dug it out and starting to think I may have something valuable. I can see an 18 on the back.

She's been a fixture at the Fashion Week calendar for many years. And Kate Moss made another stylish appearance as she departed The Ritz Hotel in Paris on Thursday. The model, 50, cut a chic figure in a fun printed blazer embroidered with strawberries as she headed into the French capital for another Fashion Week appearance.

Grace Jackson turned the streets into her personal catwalk while stepping out in a pair of racy laced trousers during Paris Fashion Week on Wednesday - as she prepares to make her runway debut with EGO. The Love Island sensation, 26, put on a very sizzling display in the revealing look. The reality show favourite showed off her sculpted abs and toned frame while wearing a skimpy cropped long-sleeve black top - enhancing her flat midriff.

Autumn always feels like the best time for a beauty overhaul. With Christmas fast approaching, you have a few months to test out a new style before the flurry of festive events you'll want to look glam for. Not only that, but a mini makeover is something to brighten up what can admittedly be a dreary few months.

Millions mourned the passing of Britain's longest-reigning monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, after the announcement of her death in September 2022. Her state funeral took place at Westminster Abbey, drawing 2,000 attendees and a million people lining the streets, while 29.2 million people watched the service online worldwide.

Eva Mendes looked stunning in a new fashion campaign. The 50-year-old wife of Ryan Gosling is the face of Stella McCartney's winter ads. And Mendes - who was once a big Hollywood actress with hits like Hitch - thanked Stella for getting her out of 'hiding' with the new high-profile job.

The tiny details are still etched in sharp relief, two years on. The horseshoe brooch on Princess Charlotte 's lapel, a gift from Granny. The sprigs of myrtle on the Queen's coffin, grown from the very plant that adorned her wedding bouquet in 1947. The hypnotic swaying of the sailors' white caps in procession. The sound of boots and hooves, like so many hearts beating. The empty sky. And Emma the patient pony, bearing one of the Queen's Hermes scarves and watching her owner take her last journey to Windsor Castle. There were distractions, too. The fact that Harry was not allowed to wear a uniform, despite his tours of active service. Meghan's tears, wiped away by a black glove. Her black Stella McCartney cape dress.

The Prime Minister and Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy hosted leading figures from the UK industry to mark 40 years of London Fashion Week. Among the guests were designers Paul Smith, Ozwald Boateng, David Koma and Zandra Rhodes, milliner Stephen Jones and representatives from brands such as Burberry, Stella McCartney and Victoria Beckham. The PM gave a speech on the economic benefit of fashion.

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Cape dresses have long been a hallmark of royal elegance, merging regal tradition with modern sophistication. These clothing choices are 'deeply intertwined with psychological processes', according to Dr Carolyn Mair, Cognitive Psychologist and Fashion Business Consultant, author of The Psychology of Fashion. She told MailOnline: 'Clothing choices are deeply intertwined with psychological processes related to self-expression, social identity, self-perception and emotional well-being.

She's one of the UK's most celebrated designers with a surname that is recognised the world over. But back in 1995, Stella McCartney was a stresse-out student frantically prepping for her graduation show at Central Saint Martins in London. During her time at the acclaimed fashion college, the up-and-coming designer - who is the second daughter of Paul McCartney and his late wife Linda - befriended Kate Moss (left and right inset), Naomi Campbell (centre and right inset) and Yasmin Le Bon. So when it came to choosing models for her university project, the designer - who features heavily in Disney+'s upcoming documentary In Vogue: The 90s - jumped at the chance to call in a favour from her high-flying friends. However, the mother-of-three has since said she is 'embarrassed' to have included her supermodel pals in her university show - and the media frenzy that followed. As Stella prepares to lift the lid her time as a wild child of 1990s fashion, FEMAIL takes a look back at the fashion show that put her on the map.

While Harry and Meghan moved to Montecito, California after stepping down as senior royals, they have continued to be linked to their A-lister pals. However, many - including Idris Elba, Edward Enninful and Stella McCartney - have opted not to choose sides, and continue enjoying warm relationships with both Harry as well as his family members back in the UK. Meanwhile, even one of the Duke's closest pals, Nacho Figueras, has still maintained connections to the Windsors via his friendship with Mike and Zara Tindall. Pictured left, Harry and Meghan. Right, the King and the Prince and Princess of Wales. Centre: 1. Katy Perry, 2. 3.Stella McCartney, Jacinda Ardern, 4.Jose Andres, 5. The Clooneys, 6. Idris Elba, 7. Edward Enninful, 8. Rita Ora, 9. The Beckhams.

August is coming to an end and the days are getting noticeably shorter, sure signs it's time to pack away those summer raffia bags and baskets and transfer your clutter into something more suitable for a wet British autumn. But before you dig out and dust down trusty old totes and crossbodies from previous years, consider whether it might be time for an accessory upgrade. The autumn/winter designer collections were full of bold, chic bags in sumptuous chocolatey browns and burgundies, cosy, alpine-inspired textures and edgier chain trims.

EXCLUSIVE: The venue (bottom inset) in London's exclusive Marylebone district has become an A-listers' favourite that has attracted a dazzling list of global stars since it opened in 2014 as well as those hoping to rub shoulders with the rich and famous. But despite the celebrity glamour, neighbours claim their lives have been blighted by amorous couples getting carried away with each other outside their homes, anti-social behaviour and boisterous guests leaving the venue in the early hours of the morning. In the latest incident, one couple were seen frolicking outside Chiltern Firehouse in full view of shocked neighbours (left).