Roberto Cavalli is in a complicated relationship with his Twitter account. The famed designer is becoming infamous for his micro-blogging. Last weekend Cavalli Tweeted some criticisms at Anna Wintour, stated that there are no true French designers and complimented Marc Jacobs’s on his namesake brand, as opposed to the show he stages for Louis Vuitton, which he described as being “for an old lady.” (New York Magazine)

In honor of Earth Day, Fashionista collected ten eco-friendly brands that design with organic materials or have environmentally-friendly work ethics. “Not buying at all is the most friendly, buying second hand is second best, but buying sustainable-designed clothes is certainly third best”. (Fashionista)

Is the Fashion Industry fueling the Presidential Race? According to Women’s Wear Daily, around $234,600 has already been donated to President Obama, while another $195,820 has been donated to Mitt Romney. Not including Anna Wintour’s Runway to Win, Obama campaign, featuring 22 designers. (Styleite)

The Spice Girl turned designer, Victoria Beckham, revealed her debut design for a Range Rover in Beijing. Inspired by husband David Beckham, who was appointed the creative design executive at Range Rover in 2010, Range Rover will produce 200 models with this design, selling at $127,000 each. (Telegraph)

With Barcelona Bridal Week set to start next month, the Fall 2012 Bridal Trend is sizzling hot at the moment and is due to go vintage, take a look at several items from this trend. (WWD)

Closing our list of fashion highlights for this week, Duda Bundchen, the 5-year-old niece of supermodel Gisele Bundchen, is designing for Brazilian clothing company Brandili Mundi. By doing so, Duda has set a new world record, according to the World Records Academy, becoming the world’s youngest ever fashion designer. See for yourself:

Cara Delevingne on LOVE

Heidi Klum shares too much information about sex in Marie Claire’s February issue! The Project Runway host also features on the magazine’s cover issue. Nudity and sex seem to be two very important subjects on Heidi’s mind this week, after also having tweeted earlier this week that not all nudity shoots are cool and classy and sometimes you have to say no. (Huffington Post)

Have you seen Kate Upton’s editorial for V Magazine? You should… This amazingly sexy photoshoot follows Upton on an illicit afternoon at a hotel with a male companion. Upton wears clothes by Balenciaga, Marc Jacobs, and Louis Vuitton. (Styleite)

Tom Ford confirms his first full-scale catwalk show at London Fashion Week next month: “Photographers, bloggers -- a regular, real show,” says Ford. The brand has now grown to a reach of 100 stores worldwide and has not hosted a full fashion show, since the launch of Ford’s Womenswear label in 2010. (Vogue UK)

Cara Delevingne covers LOVE Magazine. The queen of kooky faces and British Fashion Council’s Model of the Year, kept herself very busy in 2012 -- becoming the model that every designer wanted for their upcoming campaign. (Yahoo Lifestyle)

How would you like to win an iPad? Predict the 2013 Golden Globes winners and you can win $1,500 and an iPad. Will it be Marion Cotillard or Rachel Weisz? Django Unchained or Life of Pi? Girls or Modern Family? (Buzz Sugar)

Closing this week’s list of fashion highlights, Hunger Games star, Jennifer Lawrence, takes you behind the scenes of her Vanity Fair black-and-white cover shoot, which is already out and available at newsstands around the world. Take a look:

They may not be as popular as Marc Jacobs, Jean-Paul Gaultier or Vivienne Westwood yet, but many would say they are not less talented. Alternative Arts present East London's Alternative Fashion Week! Alternative Fashion Week features new designers, fresh models and innovative designs during a six-day fashion celebration.

Each season, Paris, Milan, New York and London are host to a major international fashion week, presenting the latest by top designers such as Dior, Givenchy, Versace and many others. For a new designer, showing at one of these major fashion weeks can be a long and frustrating road. As for the public, it is nearly impossible to get a front row seat at the major shows, many of which are reserved for celebrities, first class journalists, models and other designers.

Once a year, East London hosts an extravagant fashion event that abandons the strict hierarchy that governs the major fashion weeks, and gives new fashion designers a chance to rise.

Alternative Fashion Week strives to guarantee availability for everyone. Designers don't have to pay to present their collection, admission is free for the runway shows and even the models are volunteers who take a free six-week crash course in modeling before they walk the runway. The refreshing fashion week is a six-day event sponsored by Alternative Arts. According to their website, the fashion week is a great opportunity for new fashion designers to glow.

14 different designers present on each day of the fashion week. Those talented designers are chosen from hundreds of applications.

Eco Friendly Fashion

This year, the Alternative Fashion Week's program includes designers from UK, Italy, Spain, Norway as well as from Sri-Lanka and Uruguay. New brands like Majo Rey, Stella & Dot, Didou Boutique and Eliza Joan are just some of the fashion designers presenting.

At Alternative Fashion Week, both designers and producers put emphasis on environmental awareness. Recycled textiles and eco friendly industrial aspects are at the heart of many new collections.

New Designers, New Models, Lots of Shopping

Apart from the chance to possibly discover the next Galliano, new fresh face beautiful models can get their start at Alternative Fashion Week.

Unlike Paris or New York Fashion Week, designer items can be purchased once the show is over. London-style fashion, cutting-edge accessories, and shopping make Alternative Fashion Week an experience that’s worth having.

The Sunday Times have officially released their “Fashion Rich List”, which includes names such as Mulberry owner Christina Ong who jumped up 53 places on the list thanks to a 70% growth last year. The Sunday Times also released a “Richest Couples List” and an “Under-30” list that includes Vogue cover girls Keira Knightley and Adele. (Vogue UK)

Cameron Diaz poses for Harper’s Bazaar UK’s June issue, photographed in a beige seductive dress just a scandalous centimeter away from a “nip slip” incident. The actress also posed for the sexy shoot in a white button-down and her undies. (Huffington Post)

The White House Correspondents Association Dinner showcased fashionable gowns worn by ‘A list’ celebs, including, Mila Kunis, Kate Hudson, Charlize Theron and Kim Kardashian, who was the target of some jokes coming from President Obama and Jimmy Kimmel. (Washington Post)

Superheroes Fashion Show at Australian Fashion Week! The Aussie designers of fashion label Romance Was Born put on an astonishing show featuring an incredible superhero theme. (Herald Sun)

Model-turned-actress Brooklyn Decker appears on the cover of Flare’s June issue, looking as beautiful as ever, wearing an amazing top and skirt by Peter Pilotto on the cover as well as Victoria Beckham and Stella McCartney designs inside the issue. (Styleite)

Closing our list of fashion highlights for this week, Rihanna is out with a sizzling hot new video! ‘Where Have You Been’ is the title for this summer’s potential hit track. The styling in this video is tribal and heavily-accessorized, also Rihanna is wearing a Roberto Cavalli swimsuit. Check it out: