Upon seeing the pictures from Lindsay Lohan's first collection as Ungaro's "artistic adviser", Emanuel Ungaro was far from pleased. Ungaro sold the fashion house that shares his name in 2005 and hasn't had any contact with the label since then. At a film festival in Lisbon, he was asked what he thought about the collection.

Ungar said:

"Lindsay Lohan's collaboration was a disaster. I am furious but I can't do anything about it. Ungaro is in the process of losing its soul. That happens to a lot of designers. We were the creators and patrons, responsible for the creation and destiny of our houses. But when we gave up our houses, we gave up our souls."

Well, at least they didn't pay her. Rumor is, she works for them for free.

Photo: 18mm Deco Classic in Rose Gold Case Michele Watch

Instead of looking to their wrists to find out the time, today many people instead pull out their cell phones which are synced with satellites and are more likely to be accurate. Watches, however, still have a very special place in the digital age. While they still tell us the time, watches now are more of a status piece than ever. They are a reflection of our personal style and wealth, and a great accessory to polish up almost any outfit. Finding the perfect watch can be quite a chore. Recently, we were introduced to Michele Watches, which offers watches in both men's and women's styles and are seen on the wrists of Hollywood starlets to business professionals and everyone else in between.

Michele Watches was founded by Jack Barouh, the son of a German watchmaker, Maurice Barouh, who passed on his passion for quality craftsmanship and an expression of style to his son. Michele Watches was launched with the birth of Jack's first child, Michele. At first they created children's watches and expanded from there.

Nike Inc. and Cleveland Cavaliers' star LeBron James are once again working on creating a new shoe - the Nike Air Max LeBron VII. On August 7th at 12:00pm, an event will be held in Akron, OH to discuss their latest collaboration.

The event will be held in Akron at the Community Center, where LeBron played basketball during his childhood. Hosting the event will be Kenan Thompson, a comedian. Nike designer Jason Petrie will also be on hand to discuss the Nike Air Max LeBron VII.

The Nike Air Max LeBron VII, which is likely to become available in a variety of colors and editions, will be unveiled at the event. Unlike previous Nike LeBron shoes, which were from the Nike Zoom family, the new shoes will come with a full Max Air cushioning system. The LeBron Zoom line appears to have now been retired.

Until now, pregnant football fans have been relegated to purchasing oversized men's t-shirts to show their support of the sport. But now, "View" host Elizabeth Hasselbeck has teamed up with the NFL and Reebok to create a new line of football jerseys especially for pregnant women.

Hasselback, a footballer's wife herself who also happens to be pregnant, said:

“The NFL has a tremendous amount of female fans. Watching a game can be a real family bonding experience, and I can tell you that the women behind the games are truly the most intense of the fans.”

The new shirts will feature sayings such as "Kicker" and "#1 Draft Pick" across the belly. The shirts will retail for $15 to $17.50, and will launch not this year, but during the fall 2010 football season.

John Malkovich is once again entering the world of men's fashion with a new collection he calls "Technobohemian." On Monday, the actor will host a cocktail and presentation in Milan to promote the new brand.

Malkovich, who first ventured into the world of men's wear in 2002 with his Uncle Kimono line, teamed up with Italy-based production company Uomo Più Italia for the first phase of a lifestyle project that he has under development.

The collection consists of casual looks for men, and will be unviled at the White Homme trade fair in Milan, which runs from Sunday to Tuesday.

Heidi Klum stopped traffic on Beverly Hills' famous Rodeo Drive Wednesday with her bizarre thigh-high leather platform boots. The German supermodel slipped on a pair of Alexander McQueen's boots as she posted on the streets for a German Vogue shoot.

Klum, 35, tottered around dangerously in the 12-inch high heels in a series of wacky shots. She sported several other outfits and shoes, but none were quite as odd as these super platforms.

Take our advice, don't try this look at home.

Female celebrities often given credit to their hidden super underwear for making their rear ends look good and their stomach's smooth and flat under their unforgiving couture gowns. And more often than not, it's Spanx they claim to wear. Created by founder Sara Blakely, Spanx has just launched a line of prettier shapewear - Haute Contour - and has revealed plans to expand the brand into a full clothing line.

According to Blakely, her company has been designing prototypes in "about three categories" of apparel for "up to two years". Other than that, however, she didn't reveal much about what the products might be, or even when they'll be out on store racks.

Hardly surprising but if you were wondering what the 1990's most famous supermodel looks like without clothes it is still rather stunning. In a new piece for Allure Magazine, the 43 year old Cindy Crawford is covered in shaving cream from head to toe without any clothes on. Crawford says that she adorns herself with a day cream with antioxidants, sunscreen, night cream and eye cream throughout her body to keep herself looking sharp . Want to know other tricks Crawford, who has two children, has? Pick up the new edition of Allure which hits newstands today.

Her new jewelry line was a resounding success and has already sold out. Now, Nicole Richie is gearing up to take on another segment of the fashion industry, one that is often overlooked by designers - the maternity segment.

Richie, who is expecting her second child with boyfriend Joel Madden, said that she wants to focus on a brand for fellow expectant mothers. Speaking with People, she said, "There will be a maternity line, a clothing line, shoes, belts, everything.”

Liam Gallagher is joining the fashion ranks. The singer of Oasis has started a fashion label called Pretty Green which announced its launch yesterday. The name is taking from a song from fellow English legend Paul Weller's band "The Jam".

Gallagher stated about the project:

"The reason I'm doing it is I like clothes. We're going to do clothes I like, if people like it cool if they don't, they don't!," declared the singer in a video interview on Prettygreen.com

He added: "If you're going to do it, you've got to get involved and I'm looking forward to it, and I think it's going to be good."

On Pretty Green's YouTube Channel, which the video of launch is posted below, they describe the line as:

An up-front, straight talking, classic clothing range owned, founded and designed by Liam Gallagher.

The clothing range, which is entirely 'limited edition', will include classic designs across footwear, denim, jackets, trench coats, parkas, t-shirts, knitwear, hats, scarves and accessories; all subject to Liam's final approval.

Pretty Green members will be invited to an exclusive online pre-sell before the official launch in June.