Kourtney Kardashian dressed down in a cream leather jacket paired with a white t-shirt and jeans for date night with Scott Disick ahead of Valentines day. The pair were seen leaving Casa Vega Restaurant in Los Angeles.

Little Mix debuted an edgy look wearing a mix of leather and tartan backstage, following their performance in support of Demi Lovato in Anaheim, California.

Demi Lovato showed off her punk rock style as she performed at her Neon Lights Concert Tour in Anaheim, California. The 'Skyscraper' singer sported a tartan skirt and blazer paired with an unbuttoned shirt which revealed her bra.

The Duchess of Cambridge was in high spirits as she officially opened The ICAP Art Room at Northolt High School in London. The royal opted for a chic blue dress which showed her petite figure.

Kylie Minogue showed off a sleek new fringe after performing a secret 3-song gig as part of her album launch in London. The singer covered up her Gatsby style mini dress with a chic grey fur coat.

Kimora Lee Simmons flashed a smile and waved for the cameras at LAX airport in Los Angeles. The fashion mogul dressed down in a white sweater an leggings and added a pop of colour with a red bag.

Ashley Tisdale cut a glum figure following a hair appointment Andy LeCompte hair salon in West Hollywood. The former 'High School Musical' actress showed off her freshly dyed locks whilst wearing a patterned printed top and jeans.

Kate Mara covered up in a green cut-out dress, featuring a face made with black sequins. The star showed of her trendy style at a screening of House of Cards at The Director's Guild of America in Los Angeles.

Colin Farrell smartened up his usual casual style, with a chequered shirt and tailored black blazer as he attended the premiere of 'A Winter's Tale' in London.

Tamara Ecclestone covered up her pregnancy bump in a slimming black dress paired with over the knee boots following date night with husband Jay Rutland at Peyote in London.

Britain's Duchess Catherine opened an art room at a school in London today (14.02.14).
The 32-year-old royal visited Northolt High School in Ealing this morning to meet with children and staff and officially open the room, which helps struggling pupils through art.
Despite it being Valentine's Day, Catherine opted for a bright blue LK Bennett dress for her appearance.
The school, which is under new leadership after a damning Ofsted report in 2011, was chosen as the location for the seventh art room, which has been open to pupils since September.
Catherine, who has been a patron of the ICAP Art Room charity since 2012, was joined by news presenter John Snow, who is also a patron, and the room will be used by up to 60 students at the primary school, and eventually other children from schools in the borough in west London.
She said: "I am a firm believer in the power of art to make a difference, and The Art Room is providing this on a daily basis."
It was Catherine's second solo engagement of 2014, after she attended the National Portrait Gallery's annual gala in London on Wednesday (12.02.14).
Her appearances mark her gradual return to official royal duties after spending time with her seven-month-old son Prince George, with husband Prince William.
She will attend a number of events in coming weeks before she is joined by William and baby George on a tour of New Zealand and Australia in April.

Britain's Prince William and Prince Harry have been helping to move sandbags in flood-hit Berkshire today (14.02.14).
The royal brothers turned up at 7am at a golf club in Datchet, near to Windsor Castle, where they helped load sandbags onto a crane, according to witnesses. Sources say William, 31, addressed journalists from the Guardian newspaper, who gathered near the site, and asked them: "Why don't you put notepads down and help?"
The reporters agreed to lend a hand but aides intervened and said it would not be possible due to a lack of appropriate clothing.
William and Harry, 29, were filmed carrying the sandbags with 20 members of the Household Cavalry and Network rail staff.
Dressed in waterproofs and Wellington boots, the royals helped move the heavy sandbags onto the back of an army truck.
A Kensington Palace spokesman said of their actions: "They wanted to show their support for the flood victims and have joined the Armed Forces relief effort."
The village has been severely affected by the ongoing floods and water rising in the River Thames and there have been fears the situation could get worse as more rain is expected.
A royal aide also told the Guardian that the pair had been working with members of the Army unit this morning in a number of locations and that it was a "private effort" to help.