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There’s no mistaking who her father is!
<p>Georgia May Jagger left no-one on the front row doubting who her veryfamous father is by bearing an uncanny resemblance to Sir Mick Jaggeras she donned a striking raven wig at Milan Fashion Week on Thursday</p>
Lifestyle, Local Lifestyle, Style, Style Observer, Tuesday Style
September 20, 2013

There’s no mistaking who her father is!

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She was rocking the runway for Fendi as Milan Fashion Week kicked off in style on Thursday.

And Georgia May Jagger left no-one on the front row doubting who her very famous father is by bearing an uncanny resemblance to Sir Mick Jagger as she donned a striking raven wig.

Looking the absolute spitting image of the Rolling Stones rocker in his 1965 heyday, the 21-year-old model’s catwalk makeover was worlds away from her usual tumbling blonde locks.

Smouldering into the camera as she showed off her new look, there was no mistaking where the British beauty inherited her trademark full pout from.

In fact, Georgia — whose mother is former model Jerry Hall — looked virtually unrecognisable as she left the show after having removed the daring dark wig to reveal her usual honey blonde locks.

The star was joined by best pal Cara Delevingne as the walked the runway for Italian fashion house Fendi’s spring/summer 2014 collection on day one of Milan Fashion Week.

— Daily Mail

In preparation for Playboy! Kate Moss bares all

She’s preparing to celebrate her upcoming 40th birthday by posing nude for Playboy magazine.

And Kate Moss offered a sneak peek in terms of what to expect as she went braless in a sexy sheer shirt while attending a Milan Fashion Week party on Thursday night.

Commanding attention as she joined a stylish crowd at the Stuart Weitzman flagship store opening in the Italian city, the 39-year-old supermodel made sure to bare all in a rather revealing outfit.

Looking effortlessly chic as she pouted up a storm on the red carpet, the Croydon clotheshorse showed off her supermodel credentials in an immaculately tailored tuxedo jacket and matching cigarette pants.

Kate added height to her already statuesque frame with a pair of towering strappy stilettos, while toting a black leather clutch bag.

Letting her incredible body take centre stage, the mother-of-one kept the rest of her look simple, wearing her honey blonde locks loose and unstyled, while opting for minimal make-up to showcase her striking natural features.

— Daily Mail

Cate Blanchett charms in feathered frock

Cate Blanchett is known for taking risks where her clothes are concerned.

The Australian actress put her taste for offbeat style on display once again as she attended the star-studded Beauty In Wonderland event in Milan, Italy on Thursday.

Cate, 44, drifted along the arrivals line in a floaty frock that consisted of a tight, tank-style white top and a flaring skirt made of red and white feathers.

A black band cinched in her waist and made it appear even more slender, while her feet were adorned in black, open-toe stiletto heels.

Only a fearless fashionista like Cate could carry off a dress like this and she was one of the bright attractions at the bash, which was held in conjunction with Milan Fashion Week.

Her fair hair was gathered back into a chignon while long strands were allowed to waft around her face that bore the slightest trace of rouge and coral-hued lipstick.

— Daily Mail

 

Kate Moss looking effortlessly chic as she<br />pouted up a storm on the red carpet.
Cate<br />Blanchett<br />showed<br />more of her<br />unique<br />fashion<br />sense in a<br />feathery red<br />and white<br />frock.

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