Mario Testino

The man dubbed Mr. Happy Snappy by the press in his hometown of London was looking up the length of Rodeo Drive and it was making him, well, happy. Flapping from poles up and down the street were flags imprinted with photographs of some of fashion photographer Mario Testino's favorite things: pretty, pretty girls. There were Kate Moss and Cameron Diaz. Up the street a bit, Madonna. All gorgeous, fun and fab.

As devoted royal watchers, the Ministry was thrilled with Monday's news that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are expecting their first child.  The only thing that would make Will and Kate more lovable would be teeny Will-and-Kate's.  Though the palace says the duchess' pregnancy is in its early stages , here are five things to look forward to as she carries the next in line for the House of Windsor:  1. Maternity fashion ...

The presidential debate Tuesday night drew a lot of attention for a lot of reasons, but in some quarters much of the chatter afterward was about the coincidence of the contenders' spouses both wearing bright pink dresses. Michelle Obama's pink dress and jacket were by Michael Kors, while Ann Romney's short-sleeve dress was by Oscar de la Renta. They may have both opted for pink because it is a happy color -- or perhaps it was a nod to Breast Cancer Awareness Month. [WWD] Nike is cutting ties with former spokesman Lance Armstrong, due to the report issued last week by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency detailing its investigation into the seven-time Tour de France winner.

The presidential debate Tuesday night drew a lot of attention for a lot of reasons, but in some quarters much of the chatter afterward was about the coincidence of the contenders' spouses both wearing bright pink dresses. Michelle Obama's pink dress and jacket were by Michael Kors, while Ann Romney's short-sleeve dress was by Oscar de la Renta. They may have both opted for pink because it is a happy color -- or perhaps it was a nod to Breast Cancer Awareness Month. [WWD] Nike is cutting ties with former spokesman Lance Armstrong, due to the report issued last week by the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency detailing its investigation into the seven-time Tour de France winner.

As devoted royal watchers, the Ministry was thrilled with Monday's news that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are expecting their first child.  The only thing that would make Will and Kate more lovable would be teeny Will-and-Kate's.  Though the palace says the duchess' pregnancy is in its early stages , here are five things to look forward to as she carries the next in line for the House of Windsor:  1. Maternity fashion ...

Britain's Prince Harry received an offbeat 18th birthday present --his own coat of arms--and celebrity photographer Mario Testino transformed the young redhead into a right royal sex symbol. Harry helped design his coat of arms and incorporated an emblem--a small red escallop--from his mother's family coat of arms. Testino, Princess Diana's favorite photographer, took birthday photos of the prince. Harry, who turns 18 today, has considerable charm with the ladies, Testino said.

Stage to page: Billy Crystal is bringing his one-man show to bookstores. "700 Sundays," based on the comedian's hit autobiographical one-man Broadway show about his family history, is scheduled for a November release by Warner Books. * Topher's not done yet: In recent interviews for his film "In Good Company," Topher Grace has been saying that his TV series "That '70s Show" was coming to an end. But Fox announced this week that the comedy will be back for an eighth season come fall.

The fifth annual Rodeo Drive Walk of Style Award will go to famed shoe designer Salvatore Ferragamo, known for fitting the feet of Hollywood stars. The ceremony will be held Oct. 8, when members of the Ferragamo family will accept the award on behalf of the designer, who died in 1960. Born in southern Italy, Ferragamo came to the United States in 1914 and began his career creating custom-made shoes for film studios.

( CNN) -- The upcoming nuptials of Prince William and his fiancee, Kate Middleton, became even more official Saturday, with the release of a pair of engagement photographs. The pictures, sent by Prince William's press office and distributed by the Press Association, came out several months ahead of the April 29, 2011, wedding at London's Westminster Abbey. The prince proposed to Middleton, whom he had dated for much of the past eight years, on October 20 in a remote spot 10,200 feet (3,100 meters)

Moss conquers Memphis Supermodel Kate Moss celebrated her birthday with uber-photographer Mario Testino on Saturday at Memphis, where the lovely lass kicked it in Janes Room -- the name bestowed the VIP area of the historic Victorian cottage known as Janes House. Decorated with a multitude of rose petals and floral arrangements, the VIP room holed up Moss and about 10 close pals....

The man dubbed Mr. Happy Snappy by the press in his hometown of London was looking up the length of Rodeo Drive and it was making him, well, happy. Flapping from poles up and down the street were flags imprinted with photographs of some of fashion photographer Mario Testino's favorite things: pretty, pretty girls. There were Kate Moss and Cameron Diaz. Up the street a bit, Madonna. All gorgeous, fun and fab.

There's something seductive about a fashion show-- models bathed in warm spotlights, feel-good music throbbing, cameras clicking and the unmistakable allure of the new. Like all fantasies, runway shows look effortless but the 20 minutes of fashion euphoria takes weeks of preparations. After models are cast, clothing is fitted, music is mixed, invites are mailed and programs printed, the big day arrives.