Don't need a man? Neither does lead Pussycat Doll Nicole Sherzinger, pictured here wearing Marlies Dekkers in the Dolls' new video (for 'I don't need a man', obviously). It's all about a woman who likes to feel sexy for her own pleasure - just what Marlies Dekkers, with its modern cuts and signature strap details, is all about too.
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Bamboo roofs and bamboo walls, they've even got a bamboo... vest. Bamboo, we're told, is the world's fastest growing plant and can be grown without chemical fertilisers or pesticides - which makes it a thoroughly good thing for the environment. So why not wear it? Stella McCartney has used bamboo in her latest collection for Adidas; Ted Baker too has some camisoles featuring this environmentally friendly grass. Looking ahead to spring 07: expect some great bamboo camis and shorts by Ballet.
Oh to be a DD+ size. Larger cup lingerie is just getting better and better, no? The latest brand to enter the fashion fray is Masquerade, brought to you by the experts at Panache. This teal satin set caught the eye of Stefan Lindemann, shopping editor of UK glossy weekly Grazia, who made it one of his picks of the season. "Teal, what a brilliant colour! Especially if you have an olive or even darker skin tone. And it gives you a perfect lift too," he raved.
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Here's an image to make you feel all warm and happy inside - in further proof of her recovery, Kylie Minogue looks wonderful snapped at the Dolce & Gabbana show in Milan yesterday. How glam does she look in this season's animal prints? We're loving them for lingerie too - Dolce & Gabbana (of course) does a nice set.
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Charnos: what went right? Not only is the brand turning out some of the prettiest, most on trend (and most reasonably priced) lingerie on the market right now, but it's demonstrating a seriously good eye for fashion too. The new Skin Visible range appeared on the catwalk at London Fashion Week - but not just in any old catwalk show. No, only the best for Charnos - the lingerie was worn under the dazzling, Versace-inspired collection of young Scottish designer Christopher Kane, who emerged as the name to watch during the week.
Who's this gracing the October issue of Vogue in a deluxe pair of silver Frost French knickers? Only the magnificent Scarlett Johansson, fresh from a triumphant Venice Film Festival and rave reviews for her performance in Black Dahlia.
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