Salvatore Ferragamo
I was very surprised to see Rachel Bilson in the front row at Salvatore Ferragamo.
Rachel’s has a dress-down sense of style that just doesn’t fit the Ferragamo brand, so this connection doesn’t quite work for me, neither does the navy Fall 2009 dress which she paired with lace fingerless gloves and ankle boots.
Dolce & Gabbana
Peaches Geldof is still going strong during Fashion Week appearing in front rows at New York, London and now Milan.
The…well I’m not quite sure what she does…wore a graphic print long sleeved dress from the designers Fall 2009 collection, with both the tight and runway shoes.
I’m surprised she opted out of wearing those puffy shoulders.
Daisy Lowe didn’t think the red furry jacket would garner her enough attention, so she opted to arrived in red leopard print pants too.
10 out of 10 for bravery. 1 out of 10 for subtlety.
Great legs though.
Margareth Made brought back the sophistication to the front row at this show looking stunning wearing a lace dress from the Fall 2009 collection which was fully lined, unlike the sexier runway version.
Giorgio Armani
Zhang Ziyi opted for a cute Armani short suit look, with a black baker hat.
I loved her ombre sequined jacket with a ruffled collar.
Janet Jackson went for a more casual look including an argyle cardigan, a white shirt and wide stripped pants.
More office wear than front row, but she looks good as does her Zagliani python envelope bag.
Gucci
Mary J Blige sparkled wearing a bejeweled Gucci top, paired with Gucci thigh-high boots.
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