We've seen a lot of funky and weird fashion this week over here at ShinyStyle, especially when it comes to Lady Gaga and some of the Oscar 2010 outfits. However, nothing beats this Care Bear outfit - not even Lady Gaga's coke can roller.

We have to admit we did have to double check it wasn't some kind of early April Fools joke when we saw it. But it's not. It's a real life Care Bear outfit!

However, unless you have an 80s cartoon fetish (good luck trying to get your other half into this), or are brave enough to wear this set, complete with a moulded care bear face hood and front rainbow design, out to the pub, we think this outfit is purely just for fancy dress.

Gather your friends and create an 80s themed party, complete with He-Man, My Little Pony and Thunder Cats. We'll bring the party rings shall we?

It seems today is a day for singer and designer collaborations. Hot off the news that Amy Whinehouse is teaming up with Fred Perry comes the announcement that queen of pop Madonna will also be collaborating with Iconix Brand Group Inc.

The singer will be teaming up with the company behind labels as Badgley Mischka (a favourite with Dame Helen Mirren) and Candie's (as modelled by Britney Spears) to launch her MG Icon Range of clothing.

And her first foray into the design world will be a Junior Range, w aptly named Material Girl, which will be sold in Macys from August, and includes clothing, footwear, bags and jewellery.

However, we won't have to be struggling to get ourselves into these, as next year the designer will also be creating something for the "grown ups" and will extend her range to beauty and fragrances.

It's official. Amy Winehouse is designing a fashion line.

According to WWD, the queen of the beehive, heavy eyeliner and erm, drinking, is teaming up with sports brand Fred Perry to create a capsule collection of 17 items including skirts, capri pants and two piece suits, not forgetting Fred Perry's statement polo shirts.

Although the sketches suggest Amy has predominantly gone Back to black (and white), we've also spotted a few Pringle style golfing design frocks and jumpers in there too in pink.

Richard Martin, Fred Perry's marketing director, said: "Amy has been wearing Fred Perry for years, so we were aware she was a genuine fan of the brand.

"We had three major design meetings where she was closely involved in product style selection and the application of fabric, color and styling details. Amy gave crucial input on proportion, color and fit. The range clearly has Amy's handwriting."

The first part of the collection will hit shops in October this year and we really hope for Amy's sake it's a success.

Would you buy an Amy designed range? Let us know by leaving your comments below.

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We're big fans of Lady Gaga's fashion over here at ShinyStyle, but not when it causes health concerns.

According to reports in The Sun, Miss G caused cabin crew to become alarmed on a flight to America from London when her striped yellow and black tape dress complete with Alexander McQeen heels caused her legs to begin to swell.

They feared her symptoms could be the early stages of deep vein thrombosis and begged the star to change.

An airline source told The Sun: 'GaGa was a high-risk DVT case so she was advised to change out of her clothes. But the outfit was so cumbersome she needed help changing out of it. She was particularly miffed about ditching her heels. She was wearing them in memory of her friend Alexander.'

Oh dear Miss G, there's fashion victim, and then there's just plane (sorry) stupid.

First it bagged Kate Moss to front campaigns, then Lily Cole and Georgia May Jagger, but it doesn't seem Rimmel will be stopping the celebrity campaign front anytime soon.

The British make-up brand has just announced that at kooky actress Zooey Deschanel, Solange Knowles and model Alejandra Ramos will be joining the Rimmel clan to front campaigns and be Rimmel spokeswomen.

The move comes as the brand attempts to conquer China, Japan, India and Latin America.

Coty president, Renato Semerar, said: "At a time of extraordinary worldwide growth for the brand, these three strong, successful and uniquely beautiful women will help ensure that Rimmel London's image continues to be modern and globally relevant."

We can't wait to see the campaigns.

Get those credit cards ready girls because Giles'signature black and white stripes are on their way to a New Look near you.

The capsule collection from the designer includes a belted mac and rose detail sleeveless blouse as well as sequin cardigans and embellished dresses. Simple dresses are updated with graphic drawing prints, zips and sequin detail.

And it doesn't end their because there's also a range of accessories including navy ribbon necklaces, bracelets and headbands with safety pin detailing alongside purple gem earrings and necklaces with an art deco edge.

The collection is due to launch into stores later on this month and will be available in New Look stores nationally and internationally as well as online. We'll see you by the checkouts.

Lindsay Lohan has been surrounded by controversy for a good few years now with the press covering every aspect of her "wild child" lifestyle. She's been in rehab for drink and drugs, had a much publicised relationship, and fall out, with DJ Samantha Ronson and she's also been accused of copying designer's creations, not to mention her disastrous attempt at designing for fashion house Ungaro.

So we're a little bit torn about this cover for Purple Magazine where Lindsay poses as Jesus. Standing in white with a wreath around her head and in a position reflecting the cross, Lindsay looks ever inch the innocent model.

However, we're not sure whether the shot, photographed by Terry Richardson, is designed to stir up some controversy or if it's Lindsay's way of telling us she's turning over a new leaf.

Tell us what you think by leaving your comments below.

It seems as though the relationship between Lindsay Lohan and the design house Emanuel Ungaro has come to an end.

Lindsay was employed as the creative director of the brand last year, but after a disasterous fashion show at PFW in September, there was alot of uncertainty whether or not she would stay on And it seems she's not made the cut.

Ungaro owner Asim Abdullah told WWD backstage at Paris fashion week earlier this week:
"She's not involved in this collection."

Lindsay who did not turn up to the show on Monday also told reporters this was because: "Because I don't work for them anymore.

"There's legal things going on; I can't really discuss it," she said.

With our heads being in the Oscar clouds we've almost forgotten everything else that's going on around us, most importantly Mother's Day.

If you're still struggling to find something as special as your mum to give her on Sunday then you may be pleased to hear that vintage store Lalita has launched just in time to help you out.

The online store specialises in vintage fashion accessories from the 1930s through to the 1980s and you can pick up one off items such as a Chanel handrolled silk edged scarf for around £50.

But remember becuase they are vintage, once they're gone, they're gone.

It's usually the trends that dictate red carpet outfit choices, but this year actor and activist Danny Glover has introduced ethics into the mix by asking attendees not to wear Hugo Boss suits to tonight's Academy Awards.

The Lethal Weapon star has sent a letter to nominees and presenters asking them to boycott the designer on behalf of workers at the company's plant in Cleveland, who will lose their jobs if the factory closes at the end of next month as planned.

The letter, dated February 26, asked the film industry to "take a small stand for American workers" by shunning the designer, who has disputed reports that the closure will leave almost 400 workers jobless. Glover has also asked stars to wear lapel pins on the red carpet, reading "Keep the Hugo Boss Plant Open".

We're sure that the stars will be keen to support a noble cause - but with less than two weeks to rethink their outfits, we'll be interested to see if Boss makes a controversial appearance on the red carpet tonight...