Celebrity Wedding Dresses and the Designers Who Created Them

When it comes to planning your wedding, celebrities can offer a wealth of inspiration. After all, they've got more money/A-list connections than you could poke a bonbonniere at — so why not snoop how they celebrate their big day? Or more specifically, what they wear to celebrate their big day. While you may not have Vera Wang

on speed dial like the Kardashians, you can certainly take wedding dress inspo from this round-up of our favourite designer-clad celebrity brides.

Reem Acra Resort 2014: Living the High Life

Wallflowers need not apply for the Reem Acra Resort 2014

collection. Made for a confident woman, this collection is filled with sharp sheaths, decadent gowns, and plenty of lace and embellishment. The palette has plenty of black and white (a continuing theme for the season), along with pale nudes, bold primary colours, and even a dabble into jewel tones. The emphasis is at the waist with slim belts on trim dresses, fit and flares, and red carpet-worthy ballgowns that nip into Scarlett O'Hara waistlines. Flashes of sheer illusion netting add plenty of sex appeal to cocktail and black-tie styles. Click through to see the full Reem Acra 2014 Resort Collection.

Miranda Kerr Leads the Model-Off-Duty Pack

Of course, models look amazing on the runway, but it's their off-duty street styles that we really love to see. Each girl has her own aesthetic, and we love them all for different reasons. We can thank Kate Moss for proving that leopard goes with everything. We count on Miranda Kerr to sport the most killer accessories and we look to Rosie Huntington-Whiteley for her effortlessly styled layers. As always, Alessandra Ambrosio puts a sexier spin on casual cool, and Gisele Bündchen makes even jeans and t-shirts look high-fashion. There's more inside — like Cara Delevingne's punky Brit-girl style and Karlie Kloss's take on the classics — so keep clicking to see all our favourite models and their top street-style moments this year.

Chain Store Steals: Window Pane Prints

The black and white colour combo doesn't look to be abating for the season ahead, so strap in for a chic-looking Summer! The best way to wear the trend, in our humble opinion, is to forgo the colour-blocking of seasons past and look for modern monochrome prints and patterns. Top of our must-buy list is something (heck, anything!) in a window pane print. It's a simple way to work the look without going OTT on the theme. Our favourite six chain store buys are waiting for you beyond the break. .

Fall / winter 2013 fashion

When we welcome in 2014, what fashion trends will have defined 2013? What will be wearing, and what will we take with us into the new year? Read Fashionising.com’s guide to fall 2013 fashion trends for a full look at what clothes and accessories are fashionable and which are out.

2013 fashion trends by season

Spring / summer 2013 fashion

The winter that we’ll live through in January and February are of a fashion season that actually belong to 2012, which means that spring 2013 fashionsare the first truly new ones of the year. Follow the link to find out which trends will do the most to influence 2013′s fashion.

Fashion trends in 2013

Whether we choose to consciously compute the fact or not, how we look does impact the way we feel. It may be that we dress to a theme that evokes a mood, that we choose to pull on something that incites a certain confidence within us, or that we – for no definable reason at all – simply fall in love with a particular piece of clothing or accessory. Either way, the reality is that a large part of how our style evolves each year has to do with the clothing, hair, beauty and accessory trends sweeping fashion, sweeping the runways or the magazine pages or the streets. Not because we have to follow them, but because they inspire us. Each year we analyse what’s happening in the fashion world as a way to understand where the trends are coming from, where they’re going, and – should you so choose – how you can adapt them to your own personal style, in a

way that suits you.