Kate Moss Gets Help For Her Closet

Kate Moss needs an assistant to organize her closet.

The supermodel admits all her clothing is categorized but because she has so many different garments, she had to draft in outside help to arrange everything.

She explained: "There's systems. Of Jeans. And longs and shorts. And blacks and coloreds.

"I had to have professional help because there's like too much stuff."

Kate admits she finds it particularly hard to get rid of items or place them in storage, even though she knows she won't wear them again.

She said: "I find it really hard to edit. I'm like, 'Oh I don't want to let it go.'

"They're like, 'No, you're never going to wear that. Put it away.' So I put it away."

And the 38-year-old beauty also forgets what she has done with some of her clothes.

She told Britain's Grazia magazine: "I get like 'Where's that gone?' Things go missing. I'm like, 'Where's that? Is it in the country, is it in London, is it in storage?"

Despite her vast wardrobe, Kate never stops herself from buying anything new and never regrets any of her purchases.

She added: "There's always room. Always.

"Of course [I buy things that are a mistake] but then it comes around and I go, 'Oh actually, that could work.' "

Karl Lagerfeld Creates Beauty Line

Karl Lagerfeld is to launch a one-off beauty line.

The Chanel designer has teamed up with Japanese beauty giant Shu Uemure to create a range of cosmetics, entitled Karl Lagerfeld for Shu Uemura.

While specific details on the range have not yet been revealed, president of Karl Lagerfeld Pier Paolo Righi told WWD the products will reflect the designer's "iconic, ironic style".

Karl - who has used Shu Uemura cosmetics to hand-color his fashion sketches for over two decades - is in charge of the collection's color selection and packaging and has already photographed an accompanying campaign.

Meanwhile, Karl has been immortalized in wax his native Germany's oldest waxwork museum, Panoptikum Hamburg.

The model took almost a year to create and features an uncanny resemblance to the eccentric designer, featuring his white hair tied in a neat ponytail, his trademark dark glasses, fingerless gloves and slim tailoring.

The waxwork - which was created by a team of sculptors - was officially unveiled last week.

Lady Gaga Wants A Live Cockroach Hat

Lady Gaga wants a hat made out of live cockroaches.

The 'Marry The Night' singer - whose real name is Stefani Germanotta - is famed for her outrageous costumes, including a dress made out of meat which she donned for the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards, and has asked her team to create some headwear filled with the insects after learning of a study which suggests the creatures respond more to her music than that of any other artist.

A source told The Sun newspaper: "Lady Gaga has been looking to top her famous meat dress for some time - and this could be it. She dubbed cockroaches 'My real life monsters' after hearing of the recent study.

"Now she wants to incorporate them in a headpiece by having them crawling around inside a netted cage."

The study was conducted by engineering students from New York who were studying the movement of insects. Rock groups Weezer and Avenged Sevenfold had no effect, but Lady Gaga's music made the roaches dance.

Meanwhile, the star has suffered concussion after being hit on the head with a pole by a dancer on stage in Auckland, New Zealand.

The singer soldiered on through 16 more songs, telling the crowd: "I want to apologize. I did hit my head and I think I may have a concussion but don't you worry, I will finish this show."