1. Miranda Kerr ‘gets naked’ on the Paris Fashion Week runway.
Aussie model Miranda Kerr has walked down the runway in Stella McCartney’s Paris Fashion Week show but it’s not the clothes that are grabbing the headlines this morning. It’s the culmination of Kerr showing a bit of skin while the soundtrack featuring the words ‘Lets Get Naked.’
Of her collection, McCartney said: “It’s interesting right now to come back to the body. When you saw the flesh it was in a subtle way. So it was understated in a sense, sensual.”
If you clicked here to see Miranda Kerr in some form of nudity, the 30-year-old has obliged by uploading a semi-topless pic from her upcoming shoot for ID magazine to Instagram. She captioned the image, “Gone bananas with @id_magazine @chaosfashiondotcom.”
2. Natalie Portman has confessed she “didn’t think mums worked”. Click here to read why motherhood changed her mind.
3. This is what Miss Universe Australia will wear for the costume round.
We reported on the competition to dress this year’s Miss Universe Australia, Olivia Wells, last week and now the winner has been announced.
Drumroll please…
It’s this ocean inspired creation from Designer Jason Chetcuti. For what it’s worth, we had our money on the Wattle inspired creation.
4. Close friends of the late Princess of Wales are outraged that a poster for the ‘Diana’ biopic has been displayed at Paris traffic tunnel where she died. Click here for the shocking details.
Don’t get too excited, Moss doesn’t sing on the track. The 39-year old model’s voice is sampled repeatedly saying “I think thigh-high boots are especially sexy and glamorous, especially if you do wear them with a short skirt.”
Top Comments
MR DARCY IS DEAD? WHAT. A TRAVESTY.
I just don't get how anyone thinks that Mums don't work, when that stereotype is refuted so often by both actual people and those who have a platform, like Natalie Portman above.
Because they have no idea what mum's do all day, or how demanding kids are.
For some people, they think; "Hang on - I already cook, do the dishes, do laundry, do groceries, AND I work full time. All babies/kids do is sleep, cry, play or eat. Plenty of time for mums to chill out, have a snooze, have a chatski and get their nailz did." Which would be true...if you could heavily drug your children.
I used to nanny, and trying to stop those kids from trying to kill themselves constantly by flinging themselves off things and into things was bloody exhausting...and at least I got to go home and get a full nights sleep afterwards! That said, there's an appeal to maternity leave, so at least I have more choice about how/where I spend my time, even if it is facilitating kid's needs.
I just find it incredible because everyone who has kids says publicly and loudly and vociferously and over and over again: 'It's really, really hard. I had no idea until I had kids.'
I used to nanny as well Isn't it amazing how kids seem to have some sort of, 'What's the most life threatening thing I could possibly do right now?' thought process?! Unbelievable!