Vanity Fair’s September issue is ready with the mag’s 72nd International Best-Dressed List hailing those who are riding the crest of the fashion wave. Whether it will come surprising or not, topping the list are no professionals nor models. This year’s icons – so different in their approach yet succeeding in creating highly unique personal styles – are Duchess Kate, Michelle Obama and Lady Gaga.... Full story

One of Michelle Obama’s favorite designers, Peter Soronen, has mentioned in one of his latest interviews that the first lady is looking for a new stylist. She seems to be dissatisfied with the work of her previous fashion mentor Meredith Croup (she was hired for the position last winter), and she intends to find her a worthy substitution: We heard that she's gone already. So I'm not even sure who it is right now. Full story

2010 already passed, but we decided to make a small list of the most remarkable fashion events of last year, which will most likely become part of the world fashion history. The fashion world will probably never forget those events. Full story

Forbes has made a list of the most influential women in the world. The 46-year-old wife of Barack Obama was rated number one. Full story

First Lady Michelle Obama made her order from French designer Robert Clergerie. It is not the fact of White House’s individual order that was interesting but rather what was actually ordered. Michelle asked the shoe designer to make a pair of thigh-high leather boots. Full story

At her 45 the First Lady of the state has the art of balancing between hearty eating and maintaining a great shape at her fingertips. Talking to the Prevention magazine, she outlined her views on how to keep the wolf of overweight from the door… But not until she confessed her love for French fries, pies, burgers and other table dangers! Full story