Bono

Last night, Bono co-hosted a Coachella party that drew stars from John Legend to Joe Jonas. Bono's clothing company, Edun — which he co-founded with his wife Ali Hewson in 2005 — teamed up with Diesel to throw their Studio Africa soiree on the first official night of the 2013 festival. The brands launched the Studio Africa project this year as an effort to spotlight fashion, music, and other arts from the continent.

Solange Knowles played DJ for the night at yesterday evening's bash and Congolese-Belgian musician Baloji performed for the crowd. While plenty of the attendees — including John Legend — have a musical pedigree of their own, plenty of actors and other celebrities hit the party, which was held at a private estate in La Quinta, CA. John and his fiance Chrissy Teigen were spotted hanging out with stylist Brad Goreski, while Kellan Lutz, Teresa Palmer, Joe Jonas, and Mad Men's Jessica Paré rounded out the VIP crowd. Check out all the fun pics!

For A/W 2013, Stella McCartney showed off her signature sporty-cool aesthetic to an A-list group that included Jessica Alba, Nicole Richie, Natalia Vodianova, Bono, and, of course, her father, Paul McCartney. A star-studded crowd indeed, but once the lights went down, all eyes were focused on McCartney's refreshing array of boxy pinstriped coats, flip skirts, cropped plaid jackets, and chunky-soled loafer shoes. "It was a redirection of Stella classics, things I do instinctively and effortlessly, so paying homage to Britain and its classic tailoring and inserting a new femininity, bringing a sensual woman into it all," said McCartney. The designer continued her story with an interesting array of knit dresses featuring intricate semi-sheer lace detailing, portraying a simultaneously tomboy yet luxe feel. Eveningwear showcased a lineup of effortlessly elegant strapless silk dresses with bold elastic banding, while others featured a kitschy "skate" print. There was also a covetable array of metallic, holographic bags that will surely make their way onto every fashion darling's must haves list. See Stella McCartney's Autumn/Winter collection in all its glory now.

A slew of the most stylish British celebs frock up in London last night for the GQ Men of the Year Awards, with yet again, the ladies outshining the men of the evening. Whilst Bradley Coooper's suave tux was indeed a sight to behold, we'd rather take ownership of Lara Stone's zingy orange shift. Other looks of note included Emma Watson's tartan McQ prom dress, Kylie Minogue's satin Dolce & Gabbana A/W '11 cocktail frock and Charlize Theron's elegant A/W '11 Roland Mouret number. Step inside to scope all the red carpet action.

Bono and wife Ali Hewson founded Edun in 2005 with the intention using fashion as a way to promote trade and industry in Africa. Today, new creative director Sharon Wauchob debuted her second collection that was as much about the clothes as it was about Edun's underlying motive. The collection, entitled "Storytellers and Liars," played with notions of reality and fantasy. If the fantasy existed in the abstract prints and unfinished knits, the reality came through in wearable silhouettes: slim twill trousers, quilted bomber jackets, easy calf-length skirts. The stories were many: military, bohemian, urban edge — but they meshed together in a really effortless way thanks to Wauchob's spot-on tailoring and knack for balanced proportions. Choosing clothes with a conscience often requires some fashionable compromises, but here, it just feels like a bonus.

• Trends: Textured knits, silk trousers, deconstruction, bomber jackets, longer hemlines
• Colours: Earthy colors like olive, brown, grey, and cream.
• Key Looks: A knit pencil skirt paired with a cropped bomber; a black knit maxi skirt with black blouse.
• Accessories: Open-toe platform booties and brass charm jewellery made in Kenya.
• Who Would Wear It: Urbane chicsters.