Trending : Seventies style - 2

JUMPSUITS
Somalian supermodel Iman showed off her statuesque frame in this sequinned all-in-one by Stella McCartney at the Met Ball, proving that lashings of sequins and a deep neckline can be just as glamorous as a gown.

Actress Katie Holmes exudes a quiet, less-is-more glamour on the front row at Milan Fashion Week.

Marc Jacobs nailed two trends in one when he designed this playful jumpsuit with thick, bold stripes for his Marc by Marc line.

Teen actress Abigail Breslin, 15, is definitely not old enough to recall jumpsuits the first time round, but that hasn't put her off experimenting with a contrasting style for the Tribeca Film Festival.

LONG GOWNS
Perfect poolside gowns, complete with flower-embellished hair, was the vibe at Marc Jacobs.

British singer Florence Welch is a Seventies style maven, displaying a penchant for long, bell-sleeved gowns in fine silk. For the recent Met Ball, she went for a Studio 54 look in a design by Stefano Pilati for Yves Saint Laurent.

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Trending: Pink ladies - 3

Actress Rose Byrne steps into the limelight at the Bridesmaids Los Angeles premiere in Prabal Gurung.

This rose-pink skirt and top by London Fashion Week designer Antonio Berardi was worn by Desperate Housewives star Eva Longoria 

Somalian model Iman was unmissable at a New York gala in this brightly-hued Jason Wu gown.

Notes of baby pink peppered this season's Dries Van Noten collection.

TV presenter Jameela Jamil looks ready to hit the dance floor in this satin prom dress made from the palest of pinks.

At Gianfranco Ferré, pink was woven into the everyday working wardrobe.

Source Code star Michelle Monaghan taps into the glamour of a long-sleeved evening gown in this block-coloured design by Derek Lam at the Met Ball.

Sexy, shouty and proud: that's what's written all over this sassy Nina Ricci number, modelled by Lindsey Wixson.

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Alicia Keys Starts Keep A Child Alive Celebrity Campaign

Singer/songwriter, Alicia Keys has kicked off the celebrity ad campaign for the charity, Keep A Child Alive called 'The Good Cents Initiative'. This organization works with businesses to add 1 cent to their costs to raise money for children in India and Africa suffering from AIDS. Other celebrities that added their 'cents' were Iman, Jessica Alba, and Zoe Kravitz. The ads were shot by photographer, Marc Seliger.

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