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Elle Fanning takes to the streets of New York in a Tiffany blue hoodie, punching ...
Taking over from Audrey Hepburn? Elle Fanning is the star of Tiffany’s new advertising campaign, ...
Chadwick Boseman was one of the few men to wear jewels on the Met Gala ...
Joan Smalls stood out in her elegant and simple gold slip dress paired with an ...
Lily Collins’ striking Cartier onyx earrings date back to 1929 and work surprisingly well with ...
As usual, Rihanna made a big entrance dressed as a pope complete with a rhinestone ...
Rihanna managed to pull off this papal-inspired outfit without toppling her mitre. The vintage Cartier ...
Kendall Jenner chose to wear Tiffany T jewels to the Met Gala 2018 and was ...
Greta Gerwig chose a demure interpretation of the theme ‘Catholic Imagination’ at the Met Gala ...
Jennifer Lopez took the theme to heart and emblazoned a crucifix onto her ornately decorated ...
Jourdan Dunn went for an all-white gold and diamonds look in her choice of Bulgari ...
Wandering lonely as a cloud, Winnie Harlow wore a stunning Bulgari high jewellery diamond necklace ...
Jasmine Sanders also known as Golden Barbie took the Heavenly Bodies theme to heart and ...
Lily Aldridge gets my vote for the best jewellery look at the Met Gala with ...
Naomi Watts was the guest of honour at a gala dinner, ahead of the opening ...
Naomi Campbell at the Oscars 2018 wearing a Bulgari emerald cabochon necklace made circa 1970 ...
Spotted on her way to Buckingham Palace, Meghan Markle wears Birks Snowflake round diamond jacket ...
Communications firm Edelman released its annual Trust Barometer[1] report last week to coincide with the gathering of world leaders at Davos. As the most influential, powerful and wealthy were gearing up for a week of talks focused on the future of capitalism and meeting the global goals, the Barometer provided stark insight into the challenges we face. Fifty-six percent of people believe capitalism does more harm than good.
