Sophie Kinsella

Author of Confessions of a Shopaholic , Sophie Kinsella was also a the London premiere last night. I was far more impressive with her look, than Isla Fisher's. Sophie wore head to toe Alexander McQueen , which included a stand out fuchsia dress, who's colour matched the sole of her MQueen heart peep-toe pumps. She also carried a black jewel clash clutch. Sophie's head-to-toe look is available from Net-A-Porter.com The dress is available from the US site for $1,445, and the international site for £661/€795. Her adorable heart peep-toe pumps are available from the US site for $835, and the international site for £387/€470. ... Read Full Story

It's not like Victoria Beckham to be on so many Who Wore It Better? polls, but she did wear this Alexander McQueen striped column dress after Author Sophie Kinsella. Sophie wore the dress to the London premiere of Confessions of a Shopaholic . We all know now much Sophia loves Alexander McQueen , so as much as Victoria looks great in this dress whilst out to dinner in Milan, I have grown to dislike her headbands, so Sophia wins this for me. Source & Source & Source http://www.redcarpet-fashionawards.com/feeds/posts/default?alt=rss Read Full Story

Sophie Kinsella (born December 12, 1969) is the pen name of British author Madeleine Wickham. As Sophie Kinsella she has become well-known for the creation of the very successful Shopaholic set of novels, featuring the mishaps of her central character, Becky Bloomwood. Following on from the success of this collection of books, the first in the series (Confessions of a Shopaholic) is due on film in 2009, starring Isla Fisher as Becky and Hugh Dancy as Luke Brandon. In addition to the Shopaholic books, Kinsella has also written several novels under the name Madeleine Wickham, including Cocktails For Three and Sleeping Arrangements. Read Full Story

While Kinsella has promised to continue the best-selling disasters of Becky Bloom wood with a sixth Shopaholic book, it's most likely for the best that she is taking a breather from the credit-crunched crumpet. Indulging playful spending habits and glorifying sticker-shock apparel feels too rude right now. But, as she has shown before with other titles, this is a chick-lit maven with more than one delightful modern-day heroine up her stylish sleeves. In Twenties Girl, Kinsella manages to conjure a more grounded, less flibbertigibbet-y London-based working gal who is also worthy of BFF status. That the author does so with one of her more ... Read Full Story

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