*Romeo Gigli has joined the ranks of Giorgio Armani, Roberto Cavalli and Dolce & Gabbana in putting his name to a place where the beautiful people can see and be seen – and even eat. Agyness Deyn models for Burberry Prorsum's spring/summer 2008 collectionSwitching style: Model Agyness Deyn trades her blonde hair colour for brunetteCafé Romeo Gigli opened last night in Via Fumagali, a picturesque street in the artists' quarter of Naviglia, in the oldest part of Milan. Gigli inaugurated the café, which will be home to a different cultural event each month, with the staging of his spring/summer 2008 collection.
*The make-up artist supreme, Pat McGrath, fell victim to every traveller's worst nightmare upon arriving in Milan this week. Ten suitcases were held up in customs, sending members of her team scouring Milan for emergency replacement products, which cost £6,000.Luckily, her first major make-up job was the Dolce & Gabbana boys' D&G collection – the clothes were inspired by Glastonbury and the look was "natural, glowing, with no mascara and a hint of gloss on the cheeks and lips".
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