To celebrate this achievement, we chatted with Victoria and discussed design inspirations, purple convertibles, driving in heels, and the vehicular challenges of being a working mother of four. Highlights from our conversation are below.

I loved this stunning dress, very lady like and cute with the bow and shoulders but just  the right amount of sexy with the front cut out to the navel and exposed back.

This was my favourite look and dress of the night. What was yours?

Ivanka Trump says she started designing clothes because she felt a void for people like herself.

The daughter of property tycoons Donald and Ivana Trump last week unveiled her new fashion line, which includes women’s business wear, at New York’s Lord & Taylor department store.

Trump shared her inspiration for designing the collection, which includes shirtdresses, basic pants and shorts, pleated skirts and printed blouses in a variety of colours.

“I felt there was a void for people like myself who are working and want to dress in a way that’s feminine, that’s powerful, that’s elegant, and want to do so in a conscientious manner when it comes to budget,” she told People.

“So that’s what we try to do with this collection.”

She said it felt great to release her clothing line.

Trump follows in the footsteps of her mother – a former fashion model with her own collection of clothing, fashion jewellery and beauty products.

“I obviously love fashion, and I was exposed to it throughout my childhood,” Trump said.

“This is one of these fun things that every child dreams about, so it’s a great honour for me.”

Trump’s line includes bow details and bold buttons that feature a “T” with prices ranging from $US50 ($A48) for a jersey tank to $US245 for a patterned maxi dress.

“We thought really, really hard about offering a great-value proposition, that also offers quality with prints, with cuts, with fabrics,” she said.

“It’s chic, yet it’s pragmatic.”

Her first fashion show received applause from guests including her husband Jared Kushner, her parents and brothers Donald Jr and Eric.

Fashionable mom Beyoncé toted her precious bundle of joy around New York City Tuesday in style — wrapped up in what looked like a fur baby sling.

No confirmation yet whether the fur is real or faux.

The smiling singer donned a gray sweater, skinny jeans and yellow heels as she took her 11-week-old out for a stroll in the chilly weather.

Though Baby Blue’s face was kept hidden from the paparazzi’s lens, Beyoncé has previously remarked that she looks like dad Jay-Z.

The new mom is set to return to the stage at the end of May for an intimate three-show engagement in Atlantic City.

“The conversations about her next album, literally, just started and there [are] two projects happening,” producer Ryan Tedder previously told TheBoomBox.

“All I can say is, you kind of feed her the best that you have, and she’s this phenomenal filter and she takes it all in.”

Sounds like Beyonce better be enjoying the relative calm of toting Blue around before her life starts racing ahead again.

The 36-year-old actress looked fantastic as she arrived at the world premiere of Titanic 3D at London’s Royal Albert Hall this evening.

The re-release of the classic film comes 15 years after it first wowed cinema audiences across the globe, however someone noticeably absent from the red carpet was Leonardo DiCaprio.

Becks, 36, admits he cringes when he sees pictures from the Versace Jeans Couture launch in London, and adds: “What were we thinking?”

“I look back on some stuff and think I can’t believe I actually wore that,” he says. “I have no regrets, though – I knew at the time it was good!

“Me and Victoria wore matching black leather outfits once. They were Versace. But that’s one when I look back and am like, ‘What were we thinking?’

“We laugh about that one. I remember that it’s really good until you do it as a couple.”

The 1999 gaffe is all behind them now as Victoria, 37, makes a new career for herself with her own clothing empire.

Designer Nicole Farhi has told The Sunday Telegraph in the UK that the tactic, which can ensure collections get media attention, is unprofessional and stupid.

“It is so unprofessional. I have never paid a celebrity and I will never do it. It’s stupid.

“What do they show you in the papers after a fashion show? Not the clothes, but the celebrities who are being paid to sit at the show.”

The Sunday Telegraph claims that “fashion houses or their public relations agents will pay tens of thousands of pounds for an appearance”.

Abe Gurko, head of PR company Abe, said: “There is no doubt that it has evolved quickly, as recently as in the past three years. Once word got out that people were being paid, everyone jumped on the bandwagon. They (the demands) kept coming.

“All this back-room dealing cheapens the whole business. And I don’t think it’s going to stop.”

Designed is Australia these dresses are a definate show stopper. All hand beaded and the fabric has lace overlay giving them a very vintage feel.

You would expect these dresses to retail for a lot more than their RRP of $399. Would be the perfect dress for that next special occasion.

Enjoy shopping!!

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