It may seem like merely a lot of glitz and glamour to some people, but fashion shows are much more than that. They are promotional opportunities, a chance for anyone who is in the industry to reach others that are already involved or want to be. It’s a time for models and designers to strut their stuff, and be noticed. Fashion shows have been around for some time but are just now hitting their stride. Following is a brief history of fashion shows.

(Burberry Fashion Show London 2012)

Big Shows

The fashion industry revolves around the biggest names and places. The (Read More.....)

Celebrities have a full roster of projects, but many have added fashion designer to their resumes. It is the norm that celebrities have a signature scent or a label for their clothing and accessory designs. They are celebrity fashion moguls or celebrity fashion designers and grace the covers of fashion magazines as well as fulfilling their dreams of a design label.  InStyle’s online magazine reports on celebrities whether it is about their personal fashion or the inroads they have made in the world of fashion. According to the site, these 10 celebrity fashion designers have star power on and off the screen.

Rachel Bilson

In 2008, (Read More.....)

Even though a fashion-based reality show could be a sure hit for television, especially when hosted by real-life fashion model Elle Macpherson, most fashion shows don’t make it out the gate and die on the track before the season is over. The reason is that it’s hard to find a reality-based fashion show that has mainstream appeal. NBC decided a different approach was necessary and it believes that former NBC President Ben Silverman can deliver. As one of the executive producers of NBC’s newest reality show (Read More.....)

Some of the latest celebrity fashion news and rumors from around the Internet....

1980s teen idol Corey Haim has died from what is being called an "accidental" overdose.  There are reports that Haim had flulike symptoms before he died and was getting over-the-counter and prescription medications.

Madonna is getting ready to launch her new celebrity clothing line which will be called "Material Girl".

The Early Show on (Read More.....)

Some of the latest celebrity fashion news and rumors from around the Internet....

Lady Gaga is confessing that it is "no secret" that she has had problems with drugs in the past.

Victoria Beckham says that "there’s nothing good" about the tight, sequined, feathered costumes worn by male figure (Read More.....)

Well, everyone else is doing it, so why shouldn't we? The end of a year is a good time to look back and arbitrarily rank people, isn't it? If not, at least it is a lot of fun. Posted below is Celebrity Fashion's list of the top 10 most fashionable celebrities of 2009. No, you will not find Lady Gaga on our list.  Why?  Because we are ranking celebrities for being fashionable, not for being fashion disasters.  Instead, our list begins with Katherine Heigl who is the very embodiment of Hollywood glamour and grace.  You see, there is just way too much credit being given for "outrageous fashion" by most fashion publications today.  We are purposely going to be different.  We purposely reward elegance and class in our 2009 list.   So if you are looking for Lady Gaga or Chris Brown you will just have to try another list.  Below we present our list of  the top 10 most fashionable celebrities of 2009....  

#1) Katherine Heigl

(Read More.....)

There are times when we wonder if some people even know what fashion is anymore.  After surveying their readers, Celebrity News Service has named Lady Gaga as the best dressed celebrity of 2009.  Beyonce came in number 2.  We can see Beyonce.  At least she tries.  But Lady Gaga?  Are they kidding?  Sometimes these awards go to the celebrity who is known for dressing the most outlandishly.  But if that is what they are giving awards for, then they should not say it is for the "best dressed".  That is just wrong.  Lady Gaga deserves this award about as much as Ben Stein does.  Let's get real.  Lady Gaga sure grabs a lot of headlines for being (Read More.....)

A notable name has joined the boycott against Ralph Lauren.  Miss Indiana 2009 has decided to jump on board the quest by documentary filmmaker Darryl Roberts to punish Ralph Lauren for using too many thin models in their advertisements.  Nicole Pollard reportedly was there when Roberts and dozens of other activists waged their "peaceful" boycott in Chicago.  The boycott was held in front of Ralph Lauren's store in downtown Chicago and it created a moderate amount of media buzz.

Nicole Pollard says that she is fed up with the kind of advertisements she has been seeing from Ralph Lauren and other designers....

"Women and girls are subjected to media and advertising images (Read More.....)