Cheryl Cole – Vogue cover girl
Wednesday, November 12th, 2008
Ms Cole has seen her star rise to dizzying heights since she took on he role of X Factor judge. Now the fashionistas have taken note and invited her to grace the cover of Vogue (the Herve Leger dress featured certainly went down well). We already checked her fashion credentials months ago here.
Generally this ‘honor’ is reserved for the most famous UK and international celebrities, there was very public disagreement when Coleen McLoughlin (wife of footballer Wayne Rooney) was featured in the magazine. Fans of the magazine felt it ‘lowered the tone’ and Coleen didn’t even make the cover.
This will be a huge step of fashion recognition for Cheryl (her stylist has done an amazing job) as only a few
years ago she was heavily criticised for her ‘tacky’ advertising campaign with husband Ashley Cole for the national lottery (featured right).
A source confirmed: “Cheryl has been approached about Vogue and she is very excited.
Not sure if it’s the groundbreaking Itailian ‘All black issue‘, but it’s certainly a new direction.



Sarah Dunn (Hollyoaks) – On the surface this is a great outfit, nice colour, dressy enough for a premiere and yet not trying too hard, (a rarity for the cast members of this soap). Problem here is the huge faux pas, firmly relegating her celebrity status to the Z list. Consider this a life coaching point. Everyone, who was important enough, got the memo that they were all wearing black, out of respect for the death of Heath Ledger. Sarah didn’t get the memo and certainly got the photographers attention as she stood out in a sea of black. It made her look insensitive at worst and blundering at best. Also missing out on the memo was Gary Linekers wife who wore canary yellow.
he simply looks drained. The colour of the suit is sometimes enhanced as ‘Mushroom’, however it really can be a tricky colour to wear. It’s just so non-descript, bland and boring. Here he looks like the suit is wearing him, it’s far more noticeable than his face, drawing the eye away. Bad choice, he looks much better in a darker jacket.
Gillian Anderson looked lovely at the London premiere, with her patterned and flowing dress but absolutely ‘nails’ it at the Los Angeles premiere, in navy blue