Eva Mendes

This week, the starlets came out to celebrate everything from Chloé, to Kerastase, to Dior, to Manolo Blahnik.

Thierry Mugler has always been known as a creative revolutionary in the fashion world, and when he launched his first fragrance, Angel, 20 years ago, it was a completely shocking concept in many ways. From the weird scent to the crazy ad campaigns (and the fashion that inspired them), take a walk down memory lane with us to celebrate Angel's 20th anniversary in the US.

So... here's a celebrity clothing line we didn't see coming. Eva Mendes has inked a deal with New York & Co to launch a clothing and accessories subbrand called Eva by Eva Mendes, WWD is reporting.

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It's the buzziest, most fashion-y red carpet of the year and it's finally here! Welcome to the 2012 Met Ball red carpet! Finally, finally, Beyonce m

With the Met exhibit just around the corner, we're expecting to see a lot of celebrities in Prada. While it might be difficult to imagine some of those runway frocks on the red carpet (we don't see dresses over pants as a go-to for celebrities), it doesn't mean that the brand is without its fair share of red carpet moments through the years. Quite the opposite. Prada is the seminal red carpet brand, in a way. The watershed moment in celebrity red carpet styling came in 1995 when Uma Thurman, styled by Barbara Tfank, wore a simple yet elegant lavendar gown to the Oscars (a.k.a. the dress that launched a thousand celebrity stylists' careers). It was with this appearance that Prada became a household name overnight. The svelte actress was in a traceable gown from a brand to which people could aspire, instead of one provided by a film costumer or, heaven forbid, self-designed (we're looking at you Demi Moore and Kim Basinger). It hit the high notes of 90s minimalism and became one of those capital "M" fashion Moments. Click through to see the nine other most notable appearances by Prada on the red carpet.

Is Eva Mendes fashion's next exhibitionist? First she posed on the cover of (now defunct) Jane with just a couple flower bunches for a bra. Then more