Stella McCartney's Exquisite Scents

This Sheer perfume cost me $39.00 last May 04, 2006. Now it went up to $49.00. Mike and I met Stella during her Fashion Expedition at Neiman Marcus, Dallas. We have pictures together taken by human. Here's another wonderful body cream that tingles. It's smooth and non-greasy. I just love it! Yeah... Precious Body Cream by Stellaaaaaaa... Cystallized Rose Body Scrub This product is wonderful and soothing.

These are the items that I bought last year. I'm almost out so...

Ahhhh.... Stella's new skin care product a unique luxury line of certified organic skincare, formulated with 100 percent organic active ingredients and zero percent petrochemicals or silicones

* I prefer "Care" because I will not worry about an allergic reaction from animal fat.

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Stella McCartney's friend-Kate Moss Is About To Do The Same.

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Designers for Target Australia

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After the Party 2006

Elle Style Awards: Stella McCartney

Stella McCartney was named Best International Designer but she doesn't look that impressed about it, does she? Last Updated:Tuesday February 13 2007 06:26 GMT Link: Elle

New Skin Care Arrived!

Stella McCartney Skin Care has arrived. Everyone already know and love Stella McCartney for her modern fashion designs and naturally sexy scents. And now she's introducing Care by Stella McCartney, a unique luxury line of certified organic skincare, formulated with 100 percent organic active ingredients and zero percent petrochemicals or silicones. Inspired by Stella's personal philosophies, clear vegetarian principles, and commitment to help protect the environment, CARE by Stella McCartney, is a unique range of ethical and effective skincare products that combines the ultimate in pampering and nature to give your skin everything it needs, and nothing it doesn't. Sneak & Peak according to people's magazine. Sneak Peak-Stella McCartney Does Skincare. Already known for her beautiful clothing and accessories (that pals like Gwyneth Paltrow and Scarlett Johannson love), designer Stella McCartney is introducing a skincare line, appropriately called Care. Launching in the US in February on sephora.com, it will include seven products, from a cleansing milk to a green-tea-and-linden-blossom floral water, all made with 100% organic (0% petrochemicals, 0% silicones, 0% chemical preservatives) ingredients to match McCartney's all-natural, vegetarian principles. The packaging is gorgeous and streamlined and the products feel amazing (Stella stated: I'm addicted to the musk rose-spiked Nourishing Elixir already.) To let all of us beauty editors in on the big news, we were invited to lunch at a chic, modernist Meatpacking District flower shop. The designer, who was eight months pregnant at the time, couldn't be there so she taped a video message that we watched while dining on a dainty vegan lunch and testing the products. And then -- what else? -- a waiting phalanx of hybrid cars zipped us back to our offices. -- Elizabeth Lamont Photo: Courtesy care by Stella McCartney; (inset) KARWAI TANG/ALPHA/GLOBE Sources/Links Dallas Morning News People's Magazine Sephora.com Stella McCartney's Stores

Stella McCartney Spring 2007: Bright & Cheerful

Stella McCartney Spring 2007: Bright & Cheerful PARIS, Mar 6, 2006/ FW/ --- With models uncharacteristically smiling, Stella McCartney’s Fall 2006 collection previewed last Thursday here is Paris is optimistic, lively and full of life. Capes, trench coats and day jackets were cut wide; woolen knits providing the warmth for a cold winter. Sweaters with wide lapels worked as extra long vests and short-cropped denim jackets embellished with zips & buckles offered chic looks without going over the top. McCartney who is well known as an animal rights activist and continues to refuse to work with leather and fur continues to prove that a winter collection does not necessarily need animal skin to be successful. More... Spring 2007 Video

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How Stella Keeps Her Groove

How Stella keeps her groove ? Samantha LaneFebruary 11, 2007. She knows she was born lucky but Stella McCartney has learned to make the most of her opportunities. She talks to Samantha Lane about family, fashion and designing clothes for "Tarjay". 'I'm full of contradictions," Stella McCartney says. "Which is good." Likewise, contradictions have surrounded her, many beyond her control. Like the fact that she was born to a couple of international superstars who were determined to put their children through a state school. Now 35, the daughter of Paul and Linda is discussing how she tries to keep normal working hours, like a normal working mother, so she can live a normal kind of existence. And yet this fashion designer has always had at her fingertips means and opportunities to do things the majority can only dream of. More... Source

Stella McCartney's Show "For Mum & Dad"

Stella McCartney's show during Paris fashion week was a heartfelt event for the designer and her famous clan.

The show was dedicated to her husband and son and "also for my mum and dad." When stopped by a guest backstage and told that Linda McCartney's presence could be felt at the show -- Stella smiled and said: "I could feel my mum, too." She paused, then said: "Stop! You're going to make me cry.

With one son and another baby on the way, McCartney credits her mother as setting the example of balancing work and motherhood. "My mum always worked," she said exclusively to PEOPLE. " A girl's got to do what a girl's got to do. I enjoy working and I enjoy balancing." And what does dad Sir Paul McCartney -- who watched the show from a front row seat next to Kanye West -- have to say? "She's just great. She makes it look so easy." -- Courtney Rubin Source Photo: Eric Ryan/Getty; Splash News

Stella McCartney

December 22, 2006 Sneak Peak: Stella McCartney Does Skincare Already known for her beautiful clothing and accessories (that pals like Gwyneth Paltrow and Scarlett Johannson love), designer Stella McCartney is introducing a skincare line, appropriately called Care. Launching in the US in February on sephora.com, it will include seven products, from a cleansing milk to a green-tea-and-linden-blossom floral water, all made with 100% organic (0% petrochemicals, 0% silicones, 0% chemical preservatives) ingredients to match McCartney's all-natural, vegetarian principles. The packaging is gorgeous and streamlined and the products feel amazing (I'm addicted to the musk rose-spiked Nourishing Elixir already.) To let all of us beauty editors in on the big news, we were invited to lunch at a chic, modernist Meatpacking District flower shop. The designer, who was eight months pregnant at the time, couldn't be there so she taped a video message that we watched while dining on a dainty vegan lunch and testing the products. And then -- what else? -- a waiting phalanx of hybrid cars zipped us back to our offices. -- Elizabeth Lamont Photo: Courtesy care by Stella McCartney; (inset) KARWAI TANG/ALPHA/GLOBE Link: sephora.com

Little Miss gets fashion makeover (UK)

British fashion designer Stella McCartney has become a 'Little Miss' to invite people to her show at Paris Fashion Week. Christened Little Miss Stella, she stars in her own storyline which sees her transforming Little Miss Nobody into a 'somebody' by making her a fashionable outfit. A limited line of 1,000 books will be made and used as invites for Stella's spring/summer 2007 catwalk collection. Former Chloe designer Stella, who is the first celebrity to ever feature in a Little Miss book, said: "I think it is great fun. The Little Miss books are iconic." Her character will also appear on a range of clothes which be sold in aid of the Variety Club, a children's charity.

Since branching out from Chloe, Stella has recently created her own perfume collection as well as collaborations with adidas and H&M.

She famously designed the wedding dress of Madonna upon her marriage to Guy Ritchie in 2000.© Adfero Ltd Source

Stella McCartney To Design LeSportsac Range

Stella McCartney To Design LeSportsac Range 31 January 2007 Stella McCartney announces she will partner with LeSportsac, a leading manufacturer of functional and iconic handbags to design a series of limited edition lifestyle collections focusing on travel bags, luggage and baby accessories. The first Stella McCartney for LeSportsac collection is set to launch in Spring 2008.

The collections will incorporate innovative elements of design and will focus on travel accessories with an emphasis on baby. Ideal for the modern woman that does not want to sacrifice style and luxury for function, the collections will be lightweight and multi-purposeful. The Stella McCartney for LeSportsac collection will embody the same ethics as the designer's current luxury non-leather accessories collection that was launched in Fall 2006." LeSportsac has a strong history in making iconic non-leather goods and this is a unique opportunity for Stella McCartney to address a new category of accessories for the busy woman of today," commented Marco Bizzarri, CEO and President of Stella McCartney.

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Get snowed in with Stella (UK)

This winter sees the collaboration of Stella McCartney with Adidas, for fashionable yet functional winter sportswear. Ski wear in particular is famed for it's dated and masculine shapes, so McCartney set about designing hats, jackets, trousers, thermals and boots with women in mind. Jackets have pockets for mobile phones, ipods, ski passes and even a chap stick, boots have built in socks for comfort and thermal tops and leggings are trendy enough to strip down to in a bar half way down the slopes Source

Stella by Starlight

"I personally want to know what I'm eating and what I'm putting on my body. Why organic food is better we can now figure out for ourselves. But you can absorb up to 60 percent of what you put on your skin."

Stella McCartney Your skin. It is one of the first things people notice about your appearance. Your skin is constantly at work insulating, protecting and regulating. In the vast world of cosmetics and skin-care, companies target countless products toward us to reverse this or enhance that for a better complexion. You can get lost in it all if you don't focus. More...

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Australia : Target to offer Stella McCartney fashion range

Outlets of Target Corporation will be stocking a collection of dresses, jackets and pants by famous designer Stella McCartney, to be launched only in Australia. Stella agreed to make the 42 piece collection because previously her designs for European chain store H&M were a big hit. According to McCartney, aim of the collection is to offer dresses which are chic and sensuous, yet comfortable. She wants more women to be aware of her label. Range is to be introduced at the 2007 L’Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival. It will be available exclusively in Target stores from March 12, 2007. Stella McCartney is fond of Cate Blanchett, Nicole Kidman and other Australian celebrities, which inspired her to work for the department store. Link: Dallas Morning News

Stella McCartney

Yoga fanatics will be pleased to know that Stella McCartney will today reveal the introduction of ‘Gym Yoga’ to her sports range for Adidas. The partnership between McCartney and Adidas is now in its fifth season, and has continued to grow in popularity with gym junkies and the sporting set alike. ‘I am so proud that this collaboration continues to grow with the introduction of yoga as a new highlight within the gym category,’ said Stella. ‘I am thrilled that each season we are able to merge more and more performance products with style.’ Inspired by ballet and dance, the spring/summer collection features double-layered tank tops with deep necklines, low-waisted skinny trousers and lightweight rubber shoes. In addition to Gym Yoga, McCartney's Tennis line has been designed with a tailored masculine feel. New ranges will be in stores later this month. Source