Dolce & Gabbana Design Soccer Suits

As if athletes don’t receive enough perks: Dolce & Gabbana have designed a range of suits for English soccer team Chelsea FC.

The Italian designers have signed a three-year deal with the club, meaning players such as John Terry, Frank Lampard and Ashley Cole will be dressed in exclusive three-piece suits created by Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana. The blue suits are teamed with dark blue shirts, and a matching tie, while casual clothes including blue denim jeans have also been gifted.

In addition to the players receiving suits, managers, coaches and other male staff at the club will also get formal outfits. “Dolce & Gabbana are top class designers, everybody knows them world-wide and it’s beneficial for the club that we have a brand on the same level as we are,” said soccer player Daniel Sturridge.

Women working for the club will receive a pair of black high heels and a matching-coloured trench coat. Domenico and Stefano - who dress the likes of David Beckham, Kylie Minogue and Madonna - will also redesign Chelsea’s director’s lounge and the club’s main reception area. Players will also receive a trolley case designed by the duo.

Cheryl Cole Sticks to Her Style Decisions

The X-Factor judge Cheryl Cole “couldn’t care less” what her husband thinks of her appearance.

The Girls Aloud star - who has been married to soccer star Ashley Cole for five years - insists she makes her own mind up on her style choices regardless of his viewpoint. The 26-year-old beauty dyed her hair red for a magazine shoot earlier this year and wants to return to the color, despite her spouse not being a fan.

“Oh I couldn’t care less! I loved it and that’s the main thing. I might consider doing it again, but permanently. “

The singer admitted she has made bad style choices over the years but now knows what suits her - though she is terrified of cutting her hair short.

“I used to think you could wash your hair with a bar of soap. Then there was the time I was overweight and I cut my hair short. It made my face look moon-like. It’s a shame, because it stopped me from cutting it again. I associate long hair with feeling good. At school, whoever had the longest hair was the coolest girl.”