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Naomi Campbell just proved why she's one of the world's most sought after supermodels, even after almost three decades in the job.

The 44-year-old has been named as the new face, or rather, body, of Agent Provocateur, and it's safe to say she's left us pretty much speechless with these rather racy pics.

Shot by photographer Ellen von Unwerth, Naomi appears in a series of photos all inspired by the dark glamour of David Lynch's The Lost Highway and Brian de Palmer's murderous thriller, Body Double.

Taking the idea of the femme fatale to the extreme, the press release declares: 'Armed with the trappings of an accomplished slayer – the shovel, the gloves, the knickers – she is a hit woman from whom no one can escape.'

While we're not planning to commit any crimes in Agent Provocateur's Spring Summer 2015 range, we'd definitely be more than happy to wear it for some less dangerous pursuits.

And if we can look as good as Naomi in it, then all the better.

Celebrity News

Kim Kardashian is known for her controversy-causing selfies and often makes the headlines for her latest Instagram uploads but now the 34-year-old Keeping Up With The Kardshian's starlet has come under major fire for a completely different shot to the rest.

Yesterday evening, the mother-of-one posted a snap that she had taken herself of her holding her 18-month-old daughter, North West, only to cut the tot out of the shot almost entirely.

Unsurprisingly, what happened next wasn't all that pretty.

Almost as soon as she hit the 'share' button, comments from her 23.5 million strong Insta-following erupted on her news-feed branding her 'the worst mother ever', with some of her fans going as far to unfollow her: 'Ya. I have to unfollow. Too narcissistic for me.' Ouch.

In true KKW form, she was quick to hit back at the harsh comments, taking to her Twitter account to set the record straight. Kim revealed the reason she chose to exclude her daughter from the photograph, saying: 'Her eyes were closed and I was feeling my look! Can I live?!?!'

However, some of her die-hard fans have come to the reality TV star's aid, saying: 'Its not a big deal if she cropped her out… Like chill', and 'Y'all act like y'all never cropped someone out of your picture lol.'

Ok, we get she probably didn't (or we HOPE she didn't) want this reaction but even she's got to see that cutting your only child out of a selfie and sharing it for all the world to see is going to come with some sort of backlash.

Better get working on your selfie-game, North...

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Kim Kardashian can normally be found rocking scantily-clad dresses and crop tops to no end but, for her family Halloween celebrations this weekend, the 34-year-old looked unrecognisable as she donned TWO killer get-up's. That's an A* for effort right there... Kim's first costume of the weekend was by no means a half-hearted one. The Keeping Up With The Kardashian's starlet looked the spooky part as she transformed herself into a skeleton complete with some ornate face-paintage. Wearing a black jersey catsuit which featured the hand-painted outline of a skeleton, Kim complimented her look with slicked back hair and scary make-up worthy of a Hollywood movie set. You've got to hand it to her; a lot of work has gone into this attire. However, Kim was far from finished with her Halloween takeover with her second costume causing even more of a stir among her fans. With the help of her adorable daughter North West, her pal and makeup artist Joyce Bonelli and Joyce's son, Kim took on a chicer guise as the iconic magazine editor, Anna Wintour. Donning a sleek, caramel bob wig, Kim totally nailed Anna's signature style, looking the part in a boucle dress and matching jacket which she finished with Wintour-worthy oversized sunglasses. North took on the role as the extravagant Andre Leon Talley while Joyce channelled Wintour's right-hand woman, Grace Coddington. Oh, and it looks like a teeny, tiny Karl Lagerfeld was also in attendance at this high-fashion meet. Now that's what we call a group effort... Kim wasn't the only one to rock two amazing costumes over the weekend; her one-year-old daughter also got in the double-trouble action in a super-cute skunk outfit. The Instagram snap, which was posted early on Halloween morning, was captioned by Kim: 'My little stinker is waiting to show daddy her costume. Halloween has started early this morning.' How adorable is that?! We don't know about you but we're totally banking these costume ideas for Halloween '15. Thanks for the inspro, KKW...

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Ever wondered what it's like to attend Jonathan Ross' infamous annual celeb-crammed halloween party? Well InStyle's own Emily Dean knows first hand. From gossiping with Kate Moss dressed as Cara to hanging with Scary Spice herself, Emily's zombie Dorothy look went down a treat (get it? trick or treat? Sorry we couldn't help ourselves). Check out how Emily created her spooky look...

1. The Dress When it comes to zombie Dorothy it's all about the dress. Now, we're not talking sexy zombie Dorothy ladies, the key is keeping it authentic Kansas. Emily bought her oh so adorable costume from Coventry costumiers Kenicky's Fancy Dress. Handmade to fit your individual size, this is halloween haute couture. So forget your factory-made pound shop purchase, only the best will do for haunting the Ross estate. Oh and did we mention they do free UK delivery? You can thank us later.

2. The Socks You're never going to achieve that 'butter wouldn't melt' true Dorothy look if you ignore the socks. Adding just the right amount of innocence to an otherwise horrifying costume, these Topshop ankle socks are the perfect finishing touch to those ruby slippers.

3. The Ruby Slippers Let's be honest, this is the key to the whole Dorothy look. And yes, it might also be a great excuse to buy a pair of ridiculously sparkly heels… Admittedly we're not fans of the sexy take on halloween (the sexy minion was just too far for us) but there's no reason why you can't embrace a more flattering heel than the classic flats. These jazzy New Look heels are spot on. Dorothy, eat your heart out.

4. The Hair This costume is all about the finishing touches. After curling your hair into Dorothy-esque locks, tie it into two bunches and secure with hair ties. Complete the Dorothy do' by tying bows around each bunch with light blue ribbon to match your dress. This pastel blue ribbon from Hobbycraft is perfect for that sickly sweet look. For a professional finish do as Emily did and get celeb regular Lisa Hauck to nail your zombie hair and makeup.

5. Toto Fact - Dorothy is nothing without Toto. We loved this West Highland Terrier from Amazon so much that we cut his eye out… Well it is a zombie costume! Transform Toto into the undead by taking out an eye and sewing it roughly back up with black thread (you can also sew on random stitches using the same thread for that classic Frankenstein look), then roughly cut sections out of the ears and finally splatter with a generous helping of fake blood. Yes, we know it sounds a bit crazy but a zombie Dorothy's gotta' do what a zombie Dorothy's gotta' do. And trust us, it will look awesome. You're not in Kansas anymore.

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Keira Knightley is one actress used to dressing up in pretty costumes. From Pride and Prejudice to Anna Karenina, the soon to be 30-year-old has worn more than her fair share of corsets and bustles during her career. So it's of little surprise that the Hollywood star looks so at ease in Net-A-Porter's dreamy fairytale of a shoot for its magazine The Edit, wearing a series of girly gowns fit for a princess.

There's that light-as-air red gown adorned with squirrels by Dolce & Gabbana that makes it look like Keira has just emerged from some magical woods. As does a Red Riding Hood-meets-Tinkerbell Valentino cape embellished with butterflies, while an ethereal white gown by Alexander McQueen paints Keira as a damsel locked up in a tower, waiting for her prince.

But it's there that the fairy tale ends. Because although it looks like Keira has just stepped out from the pages of a Hans Christian Andersen story, she certainly doesn't buy into all that stuff. No way. Instead, the actress is thinks it is important that girls and young women don't grow up expecting a knight in shining armour to rescue them. 'A friend of mine just had a daughter. It’s a political thing, having a baby girl, in a way that it isn’t for a boy,' Keira said in the accompanying interview.

'You think, ‘Oh isn’t this fairy-tale lovely?’ Then suddenly you worry, ‘What am I planting with that? I don’t want her to be waiting around for a man to fix her problems. Maybe it’s a bit silly, but because equality is going so hugely the other way, I think it probably does take being silly to try and swing it back around.' While we're totally on board with Keira's views on gender equality, we're sure she'd agree that it's Ok to play dress up once in a while - even for us adults...