Emma Watson has admitted that she has become more experimental with makeup after she chopped off her long locks last year.

Watson says that her short haircut has made her become bolder with cosmetic choices as her face is now more exposed.

"I'm more experimental makeup," Contactmusic quoted her as telling a stylist.

"There's no way to hide when you have short hair. You really have to go for it," she added.

Image: Emma Watson
Photographs: Cover of Vogue Magazine, July 2011

Kirsten Dunst says she's all "grown up" and would like to dress her age.

"I'm currently cleaning out my closet of childish dresses," People Magazine quoted the actress as telling T Magazine.

"I want to start dressing like I'm 30. Some of the things I have are like, 'I can't wear this anymore, it's not cute.'"

The star's shopping list included basics from APC and Balenciaga, which she stocked up on after a self-imposed shopping hiatus.

"I didn't shop for a long time," she added.

Image: Kirsten Dunst
Photographs: Cover of Gear Magazine, December 1999

Francisco Costa, design head of Calvin Klein has revealed that he would love to dress Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton.

However, the newlywed Duchess prefers British labels, especially when she is on official duty in Britain, although she has not disregarded international fashion houses.

Soon after their royal wedding, Catherine's fashion stock was on the rise, with everything she wears selling out in seconds.

It is no surprise that the world's top fashion labels are clamouring to dress the Duchess, and the latest is the design head for Calvin Klein.

In a recent interview, Costa said that he would like to work with Kate, as she has all the potential to become a 'style icon', and looked like an 'all-American girl' despite her British breeding.

"She's very Calvin, when you think about it," the Daily Mail quoted Costa as telling the Telegraph.

"She's athletic looking, with great teeth and amazing hair. In many ways she looks like an all-American girl."

"So, yes, I'm putting it out there: I'd love to dress her," he added.

If Catherine were to endorse Calvin Klein, it could amount to huge financial gains for the company, and given how carefully she crafts her wardrobe, it is not entirely unlikely that she could one day choose to wear the brand, should the occasion demand it.

Image: Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge
Photographs: Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images

Marilyn Monroe's dress, which the legendary actress wore in the 1954 flick River of No Return has reportedly been sold for 504,000 dollars.

Monroe wore the green velour dress, designed by Travilla while she sang I'm Gonna File My Claim in the 1954 Western, where she played Kay Weston, a gambler's wife.

The dress was sold at an auction in China through Julien's Auctions.

Other items auctioned included Madonna's black bustier with gold accents and black beading, and Princess Diana's black velvet and white taffeta gown, CBS News reported.

Michael Jackson's custom-made black spandex, fingerless forearm gloves with covered thumbs, silver metal buttons and buckle, and a pair of gold metal-framed sunglasses with reflective lenses worn by the late Legend of Pop were also sold at the auction.

Image: Marilyn Monroe
Photographs: Promotional Still from River of No Return