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Alessandra Ambrosio: right and wrong

With 70s fashion back in full force, Alessandra Ambrosio gives her own off duty model take on the flared trousers revival. While still making a statement this cut, flared from below the knee, is the sort that you should be avoiding if you're looking at flares and bell bottoms as a statement for the season. Follow the link to the flared trousers article to find out more.

Chestnut hues

We included a number of interpretations of brown hues in our fall / winter 2010 colour trends feature. Often an overlooked and derided colour, brown, and all its related shades, can instead strike the perfect balance between a fading, sunburnt summer and the coming burnt hues of many a deciduous tree. It's simply the name that does it an injustice: brown - horrible word, worse connotations. Called 'chocolate truffle' or 'dark oak' however, and suddenly the stigma is gone. So for those desiring to work marron into their wardrobe for the season, here's a near-perfect interpretation sporting a pop of yellow and a take on socks in heels.

Spot the fashioniser.... again

First we saw our very own Daniel being snapped in Europe whilst covering Milan Fashion Week, and not far behind him was fellow Fashionising.com editor Tania. She was spotted here by Stockholm Street Style wearing a classic white shirt, blazer, and leather brogues.

How to exit Blumarine

When Edita Vilkeviciute and Magdalena Frackowiak exited Blumarine's Milan fashion week showing in classic jackets, they surely made a dynamic couplet. Paired against all black (except in Edita's case) you can see first hand the benefit to investing in a block coloured statement coat, something that Lily Donaldson has also shown us recently.

Grammy Awards 2011: Full List of Winners

Grammy awards 2011: list of winners
Following are the main winners at the 53rd annual Grammy awards


Album of the year – Arcade Fire, The Suburbs

Record of the year – Lady Antebellum, Need You Now

Song of the year – Need You Now (Lady Antebellum, performers)

Best new artist – Esperanza Spalding

Best female pop vocal performance – Lady Gaga, Bad Romance

Best male pop vocal performance – Bruno Mars, Just the Way You Are

Best pop vocal album – Lady Gaga, The Fame Monster

Best traditional pop vocal album – Michael Buble, Crazy Love

Best electronic/dance album – La Roux, La Roux

Best solo rock vocal performance – Paul McCartney, Helter Skelter

Best hard rock performance – Them Crooked Vultures, New Fang

Best metal performance – Iron Maiden, El Dorado

Best rock song – Angry World (Neil Young)

Best rock album – Muse, The Resistance

Best alternative music album – The Black Keys, Brothers

Best female R&B vocal performance – Fantasia, Bittersweet

Best male R&B vocal performance – Usher, There Goes My Baby

Best urban/alternative performance – Cee Lo Green, F*** You

Best R&B song – Shine (John Legend and the Roots)

Best contemporary R&B album – Usher, Raymond v Raymond

Best rap solo performance – Eminem, Not Afraid

Best rap song – Empire State of Mind (Jay–Z and Alicia Keys, performers)

Best rap album– Eminem, Recovery

Best female country vocal performance – Miranda Lambert, The House That Built Me

Best male country vocal performance – Keith Urban, Til Summer Comes Around

Best country song – Need You Now (Lady Antebellum, performers)

Best country album– Lady Antebellum, Need You Now

Best contemporary jazz album – The Stanley Clarke Band, The Stanley Clarke Band

Best Americana album – Mavis Staples, You Are Not Alone

Best contemporary blues album – Buddy Guy, Living Proof

Best contemporary folk album – Ray LaMontagne and the Pariah Dogs, God Willin' & the Creek Don't Rise

Best classical album: Verdi: Requiem (Ildar Abdrazakov, Olga Borodina, Barbara Frittoli & Mario Zeffiri; Chicago Symphony Orchestra; Chicago Symphony Chorus)

• This article was amended on 14 February 2011