"How low can you go?" was the unofficial theme for last night's Caudwell Children Butterfly Ball in Battersea.
Low cut: Karen Millen (left) and Penny Lancaster (right)
Penny Lancaster had a dangerously plunging neckline - but it was designer Karen Millen who really took the prize.
Other challengers were Emma Nobel and Rachel Stevens.
Guitarist revealed that Rolling Stones had been in discussions about playing during the Games and in other concerts
Whitney Houston's mother Cissy looked distraught today as she brought her daughter's body back to a funeral parlour in her home town
Dermot O'Leary proved he has the X factor after he topped a poll of the nation's women asking them to name their top TV Valentine
Rosie Huntington-Whiteley has been named the year's top style icon at the Elle Style Awards
Al Pacino was among a host of honourees awarded the 2011 National Medal of Arts at a ceremony in Washington
Singer Whitney Houston died from a mix of drugs and alcohol - and did not drown in her hotel bath, according to reports
Rhys Ifans alleged to have slapped a guest in a late-night argument in a suite at London's five-star St Pancras Renaissance hotel
Adele made a triumphant return after vocal cord surgery to win a record six Grammy Awards
Silent film The Artist made a big noise at the Bafta film awards winning seven, including Best Film, Leading Actor and Best Director
Lady Gaga used to make herself sick after eating family meals because she wanted to lose her "voluptuous" curves
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