Watch: Behind the scenes on Lana Del Rey's H&M advert

Enjoy a preview of Lana Del Rey's TV advert for H&M, which showcases the store's autumn/winter 2012 campaign and the singer's cover of the song 'Blue Velvet'.

H&M has given us a taste of what to expect from Lana Del Rey's TV advert for the brand, which will premiere on their website tomorrow.

The short film takes us through the three-day shoot and reveals a '50s-style set, Lana (and her resplendent beehive) decked out in the same H&M garb she wears in the print adverts, singing, being hypnotised by a pocket watch and seductively standing in an old telephone box, interspersed with various other characters as the set and costumes are prepped.

The singer has recorded a cover of Blue Velvet , the song popularised by Bobby Vinton in 1963, for which the advert will also be a showcase.

H&M announced that they had signed Del Rey to front their autumn/winter 2012 campaign in July , before releasing the L.A. noir-inspired campaign images, which were shot by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin, in August.

The 26-year-old New Yorker, whose real name is Elizabeth Grant, has been welcomed into the fashion industry with open arms, appearing on the cover of British Vogue 's March 2012 issue, having a Mulberry bag named after her and being signed up by model agency Next Models.

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Chanel ordered to pay 960,000 AED in counterfeiting case

Chanel has been ordered to pay the sum to their former knitwear supplier, World Tricot, who accused them of copying one of their designs.

Chanel has been ordered to pay a former knitwear supplier, World Tricot, £161,000 (€200,000) by the Paris Court of Appeal.

The ruling is the latest twist in an ongoing legal battle between the two companies.

In 2009, World Tricot attempted to sue Chanel for £3.6 million: £1.3 million for wrongful termination of the business relationship, and £2.3 million for alleged counterfeiting of a white crochet pattern. Chanel denied all accusations and the commercial court ruled in their favour ordering World Tricot to pay Chanel £161,000 euros for "public disparagement".

However, the court decided on Friday to overturn that ruling and instead ordered Chanel to pay World Tricot.

"This is the first time we have faced this type of situation, although we work with close to 400 suppliers. This very specific case is in no way a reflection of the quality of our relations with our suppliers," Bruno Pavlovsky, president of Chanel fashion told WWD .

Chanel says they will decide "shortly" whether or not to appeal the decision to the French Supreme Court.

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BURBERRY falling Down!!

Indeed... The market is changing, and so are the market players!

Luxury goods maker Burberry shocked the markets on Wednesday with a warning that sales had stalled in the clearest sign yet that slowing demand from China is having an impact on the booming sector.

The profit warning wiped £1bn off Burberry's market value, sending shares in the 156-year-old fashion house down nearly 21% to £10.87. Following disappointment from Coach and Ralph Lauren in recent weeks, this is the first major disappointment for European luxury brands, analysts said. The shine has also come off sales at New York-based jeweller Tiffany, with Europeans and Asians buying fewer $65,000 (£40,000) diamond necklaces and $10,000 amethyst earrings.

Experts predict the global slowdown will prompt the rise of more affordable luxury lines and lead to Chinese shoppers becoming more discerning in what they buy.

Burberry, known for its trademark camel, red and black check, said like-for-like sales ground to a halt in the 10 weeks to 8 September and have started to fall in recent weeks. Total sales including new space were up 6%. It warned that profits before tax for the year to March 2013 would be at the lower end of City expectations, which ranged from £407m to £455m.

Burberry's chief executive Angela Ahrendts said: "As we stated in July, the external environment is becoming more challenging."

Sales of luxury goods in China tripled in value in the last five years, according to Euromonitor International. Its burgeoning middle classes have become key clientele for Burberry and other international luxury brands including France's LVMH, Hermes and Gucci owner PPR, splurging on western designer fashion and handbags.

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Did Chris Brown get a tattoo of Rihanna's battered face?

Just when we thought naff rapper Chris Brown couldn't get any more offensive (his crimes against fashion are enough to pique our gag reflexes let alone his prosecution for beating up ex-girlfriend Rihanna in 2009), the utter moron has lowered even his own critically depleted standards.

Brown recently unveiled his new 'ink', a charming tattoo adorning his neck.

Now, what would be the most brainless thing you could get permanently etched on your neck if you were a convicted abuser. Hmm, let's see… how about a picture of a battered woman's face? Not just any woman though, not controversial enough. How about one that looks just like the image of Rihanna's swollen face that hit the internet in the aftermath of the attack which left her with a split lip and bruised eyes? Genius!

Despite inexplicably managing to rebuild his career since his conviction, (one which as far as we can detect is built on instantly forgettable nonsense), clocking up number one singles and albums and even the odd Grammy Award along the way, Brown still seems intent upon making the whole world continue to hate him.

He, of course, denies that the tattoo is Rihanna telling TMZ that it's just a "random woman", while his tattoo artist Peter Koskela told EW.com that the image was inspired by a M.A.C cosmetics design of a skull associated with the Mexican celebration of the Day of the Dead (see, moronic) which Brown asked him to convert to a tattoo.

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Women Curly Hair styles for Short Hair

A lady with a shorter wavy locks do is described as a assured, strong and attractive lady. Short wavy locks styles can look magnificent or they can look terrible. In both cases, the reason is face shape. There are various shorter locks styles like: the very shorter �wash and wear� padded locks styles, unpleasant consistent part reduces locks styles and the top-heavy levels locks styles. You can get the wavy look with any one of the last described shorter locks styles. You may have a normal or even manufactured waves with your shorter completed soles. If you are one of those fortunate females who have the normal waves, then it would be possible for you to get the look you want.

All you have to do Is to clean your locks, then use the gel or the snuggle mousse on your locks and you are going to get the look you want. Yup, it�s so possible for you such like that. On the other hand, you are one of those unfortunate females who does not have the normal waves. Do not panic!, there is a method for you too to get the wavy shorter locks do. You will need to wet your locks, use a perm to add amount to your locks and then you can use the paint rollers or the roller machine. By doing those techniques, you are expected to get the attractive wavy shorter locks do. You can also control the dimension the waves you would have by selecting the recommended curler�s gun barrel dimension. Firm waves can be carried out by small boxes. Loose waves will be obtained by using bigger boxes.Any way, there is a third situation that we need post. The third situation is if you have a smooth or slim locks. For those females who have this form of locks, please avoid the wavy shorter locks do. Why?!!, the answer is as it would focuses on the excellent locks. As you can see that getting a wavy shorter locks styles can be easily. .

Despite that, the shorter locks needs a lot of care to keep its refreshing and magnificent look. So, the shorter wavy locks styles can be regarded one of the magnificent, extravagant and quick locks do too. Because of that, the shorter wavy locks styles are part of any locks styles selection. You can wear this form of locks do day and night. Just keep in mind that the wavy shorter locks do is ideal for any locks shade (black, golden-haired or any other shade.

 Women Curly Hair styles for Short Hair

 Women Curly Hair styles for Short Hair

 Women Curly Hair styles for Short Hair

 Women Curly Hair styles for Short Hair

 Women Curly Hair styles for Short Hair

 Women Curly Hair styles for Short Hair

 Women Curly Hair styles for Short Hair

 Women Curly Hair styles for Short Hair

 Women Curly Hair styles for Short Hair

 Women Curly Hair styles for Short Hair

 Women Curly Hair styles for Short Hair

 Women Curly Hair styles for Short Hair

 Women Curly Hair styles for Short Hair

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The 10 most powerful people in fashion

Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott, both 40

The photography duo have made waves with their glossy, digitally manipulated images. Their oeuvre spans shooting Lara Stone on a bed of violets for Tom Ford's Violet Blonde fragrance advert to depicting Kate Moss as David Bowie for French Vogue. An image by Alas and Piggott is the 21st-century equivalent of a court portrait, with subjects portrayed as glamorous, powerful and otherworldly - as stars including Angelina Jolie, Madonna and Rihanna can attest.

Sarah Andelman, 36 

Andelman is the creative director of Colette, the chic Paris concept store famed for championing new designers. Named after Andelman's mother, Colette Roussaux, the shop's quirky elements - such as a bar devoted to mineral water - were revolutionary for a designer boutique when it opened in 1997. Andelman also pioneered the idea of designer collaborations; recently she's persuaded Hermès to create special Colette scarves and Burberry to design a trench-coat with a Swarovski-studded collar.

Bernard Arnault, 63 

The luxury-goods mogul - and world's fourth richest man, with a net worth of £26 billion, according to Forbes - holds the reins of the LVMH empire, whose fashion brands number Louis Vuitton, Céline, Marc Jacobs and Givenchy. Arnault also holds a controlling share in Christian Dior. Skilled at granting often mercurial designers the space to create blockbuster brands, Arnault is said to be currently mulling over which designer will take over the role John Galliano abruptly left vacant at Dior.

Christopher Bailey, 40

Since he became chief creative officer of Burberry in 2001, Bailey has transformed the brand with his romantic, windswept and quintessentially British vision. Along with its former chief executive Rose Marie Bravo and her successor, Angela Ahrendts, Bailey has led the charge in turning Burberry into a global brand, which made record profits of £206.3 million in 2011. Bailey, who previously worked for Tom Ford at Gucci, has also heightened the label's cool quotient by recruiting young British stars such as Emma Watson, Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones to star in its campaigns.

Sarah Burton, 37 

When Alexander McQueen died in 2010, many doubted that the label could continue without its founding designer at the helm. However, his righthand woman, Sarah Burton, has proved the sceptics wrong. Since she became creative director, Burton has retained the label's design rigour while revealing a more feminine side to the house's creations. She stamped her mark on fashion history when she created the Duchess of Cambridge's wedding dress

The Duchess of Cambridge, 30 

Kate may not be the world's most adventurous dresser, but since her grand coming-out in an Alexander McQueen wedding dress, she's started to push the style envelope, wearing Erdem, McQueen and Roksanda Ilincic alongside her high-street staples. But no matter how fashion forward she is - or isn't - her style has struck a chord with women. Whatever Kate wears - from a Reiss cream dress to a Whistles silk blouse - often sells out within hours of her being snapped in it.

Samantha Cameron, 40 

Cameron was already a major figure in the fashion industry when her husband became Prime Minister, thanks to her role as creative director at the leather-goods label Smythson. But now as châtelaine of No 10, Cameron has wasted no time in promoting the industry. From opening up her home to fashion soirées, to sporting Erdem or Peter Pilotto on official occasions, Cameron's position as an ambassador for the British Fashion Council means homegrown style is now showcased at the most stately of occasions.

Katie Grand, 40 

This stylist is a master of subverting a celebrity's image. Under Grand's direction, Elizabeth Hurley donned fetishstyle ballet shoes for the cover of Pop magazine, while Abigail Clancy, the wife of the footballer Peter Crouch, went from tabloid fodder into a Bardot-esque siren for Love magazine, a title Grand founded. Acting as a consultant to Louis Vuitton, Grand has an often kooky, left-field take on luxury, meaning she is one of the most in-demand image-makers.

Marc Jacobs, 48 

Marc Jacobs is the creative force behind his eponymous label and the house of Louis Vuitton, two of the most watched collections of any season. Together with his business partner, Robert Duffy, an early fan of Jacob's student designs back in the 1980s, they have overseen the opening of a string of Marc Jacobs stores from Vietnam to Hawaii, and a revitalised Louis Vuitton. There Jacobs introduced ready-to- wear to the luxury luggage label and turned the notion of logos on its head by commissioning artists such as Takashi Murakami and Richard Prince to rework the iconic monogram.

Lulu Kennedy, 42 

As the founder of the Fashion East initiative to support young designers, Kennedy seeks out the rare sparkling jewels among a sea of young fashion graduates. It's thanks to Kennedy that designers such as Roksanda Ilincic, Jonathan Saunders and Richard Nicoll all got their start. In recognition of her talents Kennedy was named an MBE in this year's New Year Honours list.

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Hipster Haircuts for Men

Today's hipster style trends are of skinny pants, sneakers, t-shirts with nineties and eighties design and vintage attire. Hipster style today have changed, and are no more of the flower power look. It is more subtle and more of 'I don't care for the way I dress' look. If you have a selection of hipster clothing but are still bored of the way you look, then consider getting a hair makeover. There are various cool new hipster haircuts for men to choose for. Here are some ideas...

How to Get a Hipster Haircut for Men?

A haircut is quick way to add more to the hipster style. There are many ways to cut your hair into a cool new hipster hairstyle. However, if you like some natural looking hairstyles, which are the original color hair styles of hipster culture then use these ideas.

To carry natural hairstyles you don't have to necessarily cut the hair. But, getting some layers can help. So, first let your hair grow. Natural color hairstyles look good when the hair give an overgrown appearance. So, let your hair grow long for few months. When your hair are growing and you don't know what to do with them, then consider tying half of the top hair into a tie back style. Make a pony or braid and wear the hair in a half-tied fashion. Once your hair have overgrown cut them in few layers. Get some side bangs too if possible. Then wet your hair apply a hair styling solution to the hair like a spray hair serum or gel. Then tousle your hair and let them dry naturally. Set a few bangs over the forehead and you are good to go.

However, if you want to try some choppy cool new hipster haircuts for men then use these ideas. Get lots of choppy layers in you hair and get a side parting or no parting. Get your hair cut as edgy as possible. If you want get some sweeping side bangs and bangs which cover one of your eye for a cool look. You can also try out your own unique look of Mohawks or faux hawks. For a Mohawk color hairstyle the hair on the sides will be shaved off. This gives a dramatic look to the head. But, if you want a more subtle look then go with faux hawk hipster haircuts. In a faux hawk the hair on the sides is cut into short crops, rather than shaving it off. The middle hair is kept longer and cut tapering. If you have long hair then consider letting grow the middle band of the hair long. Then tie it in a ponytail for a cool look.

One of the most popular hipster haircut for men is the mullet. But, avoid getting the typical mullet hairstyle. Try a fresh new modern mullet. For this style mix up some styles. Get a faux hawk cut on the crown and then two side cuts on each side of the head. Keep the back hair long and cut into a mullet. This style looks good and allows you to carry your hair long. If you have long hair then you can also get dreadlocks. Short or long dreads both look good. But, medium dreads are more popular. So, consider styling your hair into dreadlocks.

This was all about hipster color hairstyles for men. So, go to a stylist and get a cool new hipster haircut. Make sure you maintain the style by getting a trim every 6-8 weeks. Also, keep your hair in good condition by regularly washing and conditioning it.

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