Linda Evangelista has a room dedicated to her beauty products.

She’s the daughter of a barmaid and travel agent who went on to become one of the most successful supermodels of our time. As Kate Moss turns 40, Louise O’Neill looks back at her life, loves and career.

Mademoiselle C didn’t get a nationwide cinema release, sadly, but it certainly deserves The September Issue’s cult success.

SHORT hair has always been synonymous with social or personal change: an intimate expression of revolution.

From fashion designers to actors and businesswomen to models, the next generation of young Irish people has thrown up some significant talent across a range of professions. These young people are among a pool of highly-accomplished achievers whose remarkable successes to date are bucking recessionary trends and putting their country back on the map.

Linda Evangelista thinks the life of a top model is hard work.

Kate Moss is set to appear in the video for George Michael's next single release.

BACK in the day, fashion models were mostly refined young ladies taking a twirl on the catwalk before Mr Right swept them up the aisle to a life of privileged obscurity.

It’s known as one of the most glamorous red carpets of the year, with movie stars, models, and even the occasional athlete putting on their most fashion-forward outfits for the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute gala.

The child support case between Salma Hayek's husband and Linda Evangelista has been settled.

When supermodel Linda Evangelista told French billionaire François-Henri Pinault in 2006 she was pregnant with his child, he asked her to get an abortion, her attorney charged on the first day of a child-support trial in Manhattan.

Linda Evangelista is due to give evidence in what could be one of the most expensive childcare cases in American history.

Who chooses who becomes a supermodel? Deirdre Reynolds meets the people who make it happen

AS editor-in-chief of Harper’s Bazaar, Glenda Bailey has seen some pretty fantastic things — “epic moments,” she calls them.

SUPERMODEL Linda Evangelista once jokingly said: “We don’t get out of bed for less than for less than $10,000 a day.”

Salma Hayek's husband Francois-Henri Pinault is the father of Linda Evangelista's son Augustin.

Cindy Crawford is unhappy that today's models are so much skinnier than her contemporaries.

Linda Evangelista has reportedly split from her boyfriend.

Christy Turlington will front Yves Saint Laurant's upcoming Autumn/Winter campaign, taking over from German beauty Claudia Schiffer, who starred in their most recent series of advertisements.

Supermodel Naomi Campbell says the fashion industry is more racist than ever.

British artist Damien Hirst has his celebrity fans – but actress Kirsten Dunst is not one of them.

The Brits hit Manhattan for a huge party celebrating their style, led by fashion icon Sienna Miller.

Animal rights campaigners Paul McCartney and his wife Heather believe UK high street shoppers could be unwittingly purchasing real fur.

Heather Mills McCartney has accused supermodels of “selling their souls” by wearing fur.

Pop star George Michael is auctioning his car on the internet to raise money for his favourite charities.

Madonna is casting a range of beauties to play Naoimi Campbell, Linda Evangelista, Cindy Crawford and Cgristy Turlington in a film- adaptation of a tell-all book about the supermodels.

MAC cosmetics introduced five new celebrity spokespeople for Viva Glam products that will benefit the MAC AIDS Fund.

Unconventional keeper who was a key member of France's World Cup and European Championship winning side, Barthez is sure to be one of the stand out characters in the Far East.