Rihanna’s Nudity Is Unapologetic

Rihanna has named her new album 'Unapologetic'.

The 'Diamonds' singer unveiled the cover of her seventh full length album on twitter, which features her posing topless.

She tweeted: "My NEW album "UNAPOLOGETIC" will be released on NOVEMBER 19th WORLDWIDE #Navy (sic)."



Covering the singer's modesty are a number of handwritten words, including "happy" "fearless" "chalice" "diamonds" and "censored." Over her face in white writing is the word "love."

The singer's latest tattoo of the Egyptian goddess Isis, on her midriff, is also visible. She has previously said she got the inking in tribute to her grandmother, Clara 'Dolly' Braithwaite, who passed away earlier this year.

Rihanna recently hit number one in the UK single chart with 'Diamonds', which was co-written by 'Titanium' singer Sia, and she is rumored to have tracks produced by Ne-Yo, David Guetta, Fazer and up-and-coming UK music producers Burns and Nicky Romero on the album.

The record's title is also fitting with Rihanna's personal life, as she has recently attracted criticism for reconciling with ex-boyfriend Chris Brown, who was convicted of assaulting her in 2009.

'Diamonds' will be released on November 19.

Jean Paul Gaultier’s 80s Showcase

Jean Paul Gaultier brought the penultimate day at Paris Fashion Week to a close on Sunday with a 1980s-style show.

The French fashion designer unveiled his latest spring/summer 2013 collection in his nation's capital city as a number of celebrity lookalikes dressed as Madonna, Grace Jones, Boy George and Michael Jackson took to the catwalk in a fitting finale to the fashion spectacle.



Karlie Kloss donned Boy George-inspired clothing and Jourdan Dunn strutted her stuff on the runway as Sade, while a Madonna wannabe donned a sexy leather dominatrix cage-dress.

Another model walked down the catwalk in a stunningly vibrant jumpsuit decorated with stars as she posed as David Bowie, and a Grace Jones lookalike starred as the actress on the runway complete with a cigarette in her mouth.

Other brands to display their latest collections during the closing stages of Paris Fashion Week saw a "graphic and modernist" showcase by Hermes, with the fashion giant's Christophe Lemaire creating a mix of busy graphic prints complemented with neat tailored lines.


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Speaking backstage after the show, he told Vogue.co.uk: "I wanted it to be graphic and modernist, masculine and feminine but I also wanted to explore and express the richness of Hermes."

Rapper Kanye West took his seat on the front row to watch Phoebe Philo's latest modern and feminine Celine collection in a full catwalk show shortly after the brand chose an intimate presentation to unveil its fall/winter 2012/2013 garments.

As well as the array of stunning clothing on display, Paris Fashion Week will particularly be remembered for Hedi Slimane's first unveiling for Yves Saint Laurent, after he renamed the label's ready-to-wear line Saint Laurent, and Raf Simons' dazzling Dior debut.


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Now You Can Wear Olsen Twin Water!

Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen are launching a new fragrance.

The 26-year-old identical twins are teaming up with Sephora to create their own scent, Eau de Olsen - the first perfume released as part of the fashion designer duo's own contemporary clothing brand Elizabeth and James.

Michael McGeever, senior vice president of Sephora Originals, announced in a statement: "We look forward to bringing the modern perspective and fashion philosophy of Elizabeth and James designers Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen to life with this prestige fragrance."

The style icons - who branched out into fashion following careers as child stars - have previously created a range of body sprays for the teen market.

The girls showcased their Spring/Summer 2013 collection for their high-end fashion line The Row at New York Fashion Week yesterday to rave reviews.


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Mary-Kate and Ashley explained in their show notes: "This season The Row takes us to a world of pure, soft and delicate lightness.

"Inspired by the 18th century scrolls of Ito Jakuchu, depicting the Japanese traditions of bird-and-flower paintings, the new collection celebrates a spirit of subtle colors and exquisite layering."

The twins were earlier this month named Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA)'s Womenswear Designer of the Year for The Row.

Eau de Olsen will hit the shops next March.