Victoria snagged 2 covers this month. The 60′s inspired i-D cover is pretty cool, but I’m loving the side swept fringe, and teal trench on the Numero cover.

Which is your fave?

The British Fashion awards took place last night at the Savoy Hotel in London, England. Winners include Victoria Beckham for designer brand of the year, Sarah Burton for designer of the year and Alexa Chung for the British style award for the 2nd year running.

Personally, I thought that Poppy Delevigne’s looked fantastic in her Matthew Williamson dress and fishtail plait. And Kate Moss looked her usual fabulous self with her fur and bright red lips.

Friday’s royal nuptials brought out some of the most amazing hats and head pieces. Go-to milliner Philip Tracey’s creations, were on the heads of over 30 guests. From subtle to outrageous, if you weren’t wearing a hat you looked completely undressed for the opulent occasion.

Images from people.com

The two biggest Oscar after parties to be seen at are, the Vanity Fair party and Elton John’s soiree. Whether they were at the main event or not these ladies looked fabulous. Victoria Beckham was gorgeous in her own design. The graphic print taupe dress, is one of many stunning creations from her Fall 2010 collection. Olivia Wilde’s ruby red lips are red carpet appropriate but I quite like Kate Bosworth’s berry stained lips and sorbet coloured dress. Vanessa Hudgens’ looked ravishing with her asymmetrical wavy hair and smoky eyes. Jennifer Hudson channeled Cleopatra with her blunt fringe, and winged eyeliner for one of her best red carpet looks.

Images from justjared.com

The December issue of UK Bazaar has two covers both featuring a very glamorous looking Victoria Beckham. The black and white image has an updated 50′s feel to it with the sculpted brow and netting. While the colour image combines some of my favourite AW 09 trends-one shouldered dress, noir nails, sleek hair, and strong dark eyes. This is one more issue I have to add to my ever growing stack of mags.

Images from harpersbazzar.co.uk

Apply a sheer layer of gloss to the very edge of the upper lip.  The gloss, unlike a pencil will reflect the light and ultimately make lips look fuller.