British model Naomi Campbell walked for Italian luxury brand Valentino, 14 years after she had last walked for the ramp and it was a pleasant surprise! She closed the show at the Paris Fashion Week and stole it in a Pierpaolo Piccioli black, sheer gown with a ruffle skirt.  

The fashion choices of first ladies are as political as they are personal. Ahead of US first family's India visit, here are some style lessons from America's most stylish first ladies.
Mamie Eisenhower was a pioneer of American trends in the 50s and 60s, becoming an early adopter of printed dresses, pretty necklines and outlandish hats.
Her successor&nbsp;Jackie Kennedy's style left a lasting legacy. From her&nbsp;glam-meets-preppy suits and sheath dresses to her memorable round sunglasses, Jackie's style continues to inspire modern generations.&nbsp;
Pat Nixon was known for her daring looks.&nbsp;She loved to pair cropped short-sleeved jackets with dresses but was often spotted in fancy gowns as well.
Many may know this by now thanks to her own&nbsp;presidential race but Hilary Clinton's pantsuits have always set her apart from the other first ladies of the world.
Most recently, it is Michelle Obama's style&nbsp;--full of&nbsp;sundresses, bold patterns and the lack of sleeves that makes headlines even after her husband's presidency ended.
Let's see what the current first lady Melania&nbsp;Trump will choose to wear on her trip to India.&nbsp;

Black power suits with sensuous cut-out slashes and jackets&nbsp;made from double-bonded textiles, fashion designer&nbsp;Donatella Versace showed that she is and always will be all about the power woman.&nbsp;The brand's fall collection was presented in Milan against a liquid background of melting Medusas, and that movement was reflected in distorted Barocco prints and geode patterns on her garments.&nbsp;This season was also about menswear, as Versace presented her first-ever co-ed show.&nbsp;Menswear and womenswear were perfectly mirrored, from black business suits to casual sports and knitwear to funky evening wear.&nbsp;&nbsp;

In his latest collection for his youthful Emporio Armani line, Giorgio Armani offered women a range of options that went beyond the norm. The collection, showcased in Milan, took a stand against trends, targeting youthful dressers who are not necessarily that young. For next fall and winter, the designer unveiled a&nbsp;clothing and accessories designed from recycled, organic or regenerated materials.&nbsp;Made from sustainable fabrics, the line had a variety of jackets and draping variations in&nbsp;pants.

Italian luxury brand Fendi&nbsp;hoped to lay emphasis on curves and strong shapes for its show at the Milan Fashion Week. Coats and dresses were coupled with puffed and voluminous sleeves. The collection went big on cinched waists with a muted colour palette. Looks were finished with either ankle-strapped pumps or satin booties. The showroom was designed to signify that this is a place where a woman can project power.

Minimalism was made to look pretty at Jil Sander's show at Milan Fashion Week. Outfits were accompanied with ruffling hemlines and silky fringes. The colour palette included pale shades of ivory, yellow and stronger tones of navy blue, black and red. Voluminous bubble coats with puffy arms and belted jackets took over the runway.

Gucci kicked-off Milan Fashion Week with a theatrical spectacle&nbsp;for its Fall/Winter 2020 show.&nbsp;Back-stage secrets were out in the open as the presentation was held in a circular show room where models got ready on a rotating runway, giving a glimpse into what happens behind-the-scenes. Creative director Alessandro Michele explored children's clothes for adults. The collection was about the freedom of self-expression and combined costuming with eccentricity. The show, called The Ritual, saw models pose like mannequins staring back at the audience. From a baby-doll dress worn with patent leather collar to tiered-ball gowns straight from a drama, every look seemed to play a certain eclectic character.

Ball gowns, mermaid trains and fit-and-flare hemlines -- if you're ever dreamed of having&nbsp;a Disney princess wedding, now is your time. Bridal retailer Allure Bridal has tied up with Disney to launch a&nbsp;Disney Fairy Tale Weddings collection inspired by popular princesses like Ariel, Cinderella among others. The brand has released some sketches of what the line will look like but the full line will be revealed at the New York Bridal Fashion Week in April. The gowns will retail between&nbsp;$3,500 to $10,000.&nbsp;

Luxury fashion&nbsp;houses&nbsp;Chanel and Prada have cancelled their upcoming fashion shows in Asia due to the coronavirus&nbsp;outbreak. Chanel's&nbsp;show was scheduled for May in Beijing and Prada's&nbsp;in Japan. The fashion houses have not scheduled a new date for the shows yet.&nbsp;

Bollywood stars dazzled on the red carpet for the 6th edition of the Nykaa Femina Beauty Awards 2020 on Tuesday in Mumbai. The event picked out best products from over 200 categories. Deepika Padukone, who was crowned&nbsp;Powerful Performer of the Year,&nbsp;looked gorgeous in a black gown with statement sleeves by Yanina Couture. She dedicated her award to acid attack survivor Laxmi Agarwal. Katrina Kaif, who took the Beauty Entrepreneur award,&nbsp;looked dreamy in a white dress by Alex Perry. It was all about shimmer for Beauty Icon winner Anushka Sharma in a metallic dress. Ananya Pandey, who bagged the Exciting Fresh Face award sparkled in a Tinker Bell-style dress by Amit Aggarwal. The star-studded event also saw Kartik Aryan, Aditi Rao Hydari and Alaya F in attendance.

If you thought only a belt does the trick for loose jeans, you've probably not seen this hack. There's a simpler technique that's going viral thanks to a TikTok&nbsp;user. All you need is a shoe lace to fix&nbsp;ill-fitted jeans. The video has already garnered&nbsp;nine million views!&nbsp;

Punk designers VIN + OMI&nbsp;showcased the largest eco-sustainable collection at London Fashion Week.&nbsp;The show, called "Resist", featured a series of garments with political slogans. The outfits were created with help from an 'unlikely collaborator' - Prince Charles. The Prince has long been a campaigner for sustainability and when the eco-brand pioneers shared that they were producing fabric from nettles, he offered them some of the plants that grow at Highgrove. The designers used hydrangeas, willow and ash and waste garden sacks.

Scottish designer Christopher Kane showcased his collection at London Fashion Week. His collection was inspired by nature, featuring earthy tones of brown and black. Textures ranged from wool to meshed shirts and heavy sequin.&nbsp;Harnesses were worn over dresses or as belts.

Burberry's Chief Creative Officer drew inspiration from his formative years for his Autumn/Winter 2020 collection called Memories. The places he visited, from London to India and the music he heard were all sources of inspiration for him. The line-up was a mix of the old and the new, with Burberry's signature beige colour palette and trench coats to classic tailoring combined with modern silhouettes. The range went big on equestrian-inspired jackets, collarless coats and jodhpurs in new prints. The runway show has been certified as carbon neutral. Kendall Jenner, Gigi and Bella Hadid were among the models for Riccardo Tisci's latest collection.

Fluid black dresses and classic&nbsp;workwear&nbsp;dominated the collection for Victoria Beckham at the London Fashion Week. Heritage fabrics were rethought to bring alive a new playfulness in the collection. Velvet blazers, chain belts and&nbsp;thigh-high boots featured in her collection. A pop of colour added a fun element to her line.&nbsp;

Tommy Hilfiger collaborated with Formula One Driver Lewis Hamilton for the fourth time and musician H.E.R. for a new collection, showcased at the London Fashion Week. The TommyXLewis show saw Supermodel Naomi Campbell walk the ramp hand-in-hand with Hamilton as live singers danced and rapped in the backdrop. Neon leisure wear took over the runway with hoodies, bomber jackets, trainers and glowing laces. The see-now-buy-now collection also saw Winnie Harlow and Karen Elson strut the runway.

It was indeed a grand finale as&nbsp;ace couturier Amit&nbsp;Aggarwal&nbsp;closed the Lakme Fashion Week with his collection titled&nbsp;&lsquo;AXIL&rsquo;. The 'futuristic' collection reflected on&nbsp;Lakme's theme of the season "#BetterIn3D" . Dramatic, geometrical gowns in hues of metallic, red, silver and green overtook the runway. The edgy collection also featured a whole lot of tulle and organza&nbsp;silhouettes. Bollywood diva Kareena&nbsp;Kapoor&nbsp;Khan looked ravishing as she closed the show for the designer.&nbsp;

It was a starry affair as designer duo Gauri&nbsp;&amp; Nainika&nbsp;showcased their collection at Lakme&nbsp;Fashion Week.&nbsp;Ruffles and tulle gowns in hues of grey and platinum, black and white, were featured in their collection. Actress Nora Fatehi&nbsp;looked like a Disney princess as she turned showstopper for the duo.&nbsp;

Day 3 of Lakme&nbsp;Fashion Week in Mumbai saw House of Kotwara&nbsp;showcasing their stunning collection titled &lsquo;Baharan&rsquo;. Inspired by the flowers of spring, the collection perfectly blended&nbsp;the classic with the contemporary. Majestic whites took over the runway with splashes of gold and silver. Easy silhouette's, jumpsuits with peplum sleeves, gathers and pleats dominated the collection. Actress Dia&nbsp;Mirza looked ethereal as she closed the show for the brand.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Malai&nbsp;Biomaterials&nbsp;from Kerala was announced the winner of the Circular Design Challenge 2020 at the Lakme&nbsp;Fashion Week. The challenge is a platform for young fashion entrepreneurs to showcase their products made from diverse waste materials including plastic to promote circularity. Over 400 creatives from 40 Indian cities took part in the challenge and five of the finalists presented their work at the fashion week.&nbsp;Ankit Agarwal's&nbsp;'fleather'&nbsp;that produces leather from flower waste was awarded the &lsquo;Best Innovation in Vegan Fashion Award&rsquo; by PETA&nbsp;India as part of the challenge.&nbsp;

Designer and Padma Shri awardee Ritu Kumar made a grand comeback at the Lakme Fashion Week with a sustainable collection. She&nbsp;showcased an eco-friendly viscose fibre called ecovert. The collection was dubbed 'Nature's Origami' and hues of yellow, black and red dominated the ramp. The clothes had a Bohemian, tribal feel rich in paisley designs. Actress Aditi Rao Hydari closed the show and she looked like a vision in a blue and black floral printed dress with an asymmetrical&nbsp;hemline and boots.

14 years later, Naomi Campbell returns to the runway for Valentino

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