Roberto Cavalli: Cheryl Cole is the ‘Perfect’ Cavalli Woman

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Roberto Cavalli thinks Cheryl Cole is the "perfect Cavalli woman."

The Italian designer - who dressed the "Call My Name" hitmaker for her appearance on talent show The Voice on Saturday night - believes the singer is an ideal person to wear his clothes because she is "strong, confident and sexy."

"Cheryl is the perfect Cavalli woman. Strong, confident and sexy," he said.

Roberto and Cheryl designed a custom-made outfit consisting of vibrant colors mixed with leopard print as well as waistcoat shapes from his Spring/Summer 2012 collection for the 28-year-old singer's performance on the BBC One show - and he found it a "great pleasure" to work with the brunette beauty.

"Cheryl and I have had a relationship for many years. It was a great pleasure to collaborate with her in designing an outfit, especially for her performance on The Voice. We used the signature Cavalli Fantasia and leopard prints to create a show-stopping outfit that enhanced her high-octane performance," he added.

Cheryl Cole Wants More Beckham Dresses

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Cheryl Cole wants to own more Victoria Beckham dresses in 2012. The stylish beauty donned one of the former Spice Girl singer's creations for an awards show in London earlier this year, and she admits she is very keen to wear more of them in the next 12 months.

"I think Victoria Beckham is another girl who killed it this year. I love Victoria, I love her clothes and, actually, my festive wish would to be wearing more of it next year."

Despite seeing her profile peak during her stint as a judge on UK TV show X Factor - for which she became known for her style - Cheryl admits fashion was the last thing on her mind when she was on the show: "At the moment, I'm not constantly on TV, it's not as intense as it once was. I feel more relaxed because I'm judging doing music, going to the studio. To be honest, when I was on X Factor, what I wore was the least of my worries. But it's nice now not to have to even think about it, just to have a weekend."

Cheryl Cole Sticks to Her Style Decisions

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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.”

Kate Moss Saved Money on Make-Up

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Apparently make-up artists need to save money, too—Kate Moss wore only moisturizer for a Calvin Klein photo shoot to save money.

Renowned makeup artist Kay Montano has revealed that she only used a lightweight base on the supermodel when preparing her skin for a perfume campaign in the late ‘90s because she had been urged to be frugal by bosses.

“Yes, the recession came and after that fashion and beauty became rather more pared down. One of my first jobs after moving to New York was to make up Kate Moss for the Calvin Klein Obsession fragrance campaign, and I just used moisturizer. She looked absolutely perfect.”

Kay, who has worked on London Fashion Week since it began 25 years ago, made a name for herself as the woman behind the dramatic make-up of the ‘80s. The British beauty expert said that her trademark smokey eyes were inspired by many of the decade’s biggest stars.

“My icons were women like Debbie Harry, make-up artist Barbara Daly—who did all of the Stanley Kubrik films—Jerry Hall and a makeup artist called Yvonne Gold. Yvonne had big, blonde dreadlocks and worked with Vivienne Westwood and her partner Malcolm McLaren who at the time had a new-wave band Bow Wow Wow. A signature technique of hers was to use gold paint over the Cupid’s bow, which makeup artist Pat McGrath uses a lot now.”

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