Safely in the trenches

Okay, I think it's fair for me to say if your wardrobe doesn't have a trench coat in it then you may have a shopping trip to plan. It would be wrong for me to say you can never go wrong with a trench coat, because I'm sure, as with most things, you can go wrong. The phrase 'rarely go wrong' is more appropriate.

I'll just say this, if you can find that little rare moment where someone did go wrong, send it to me and I'll see if you're right. If you are I'll buy and send a Burberry Trench Coat to you, so you can make that rare moment a little smaller by turning into a commoner yourself. *I am not actually going to send you a Burberry Trench coat, for those rifling through photos right now*. I'll just show you how some people got it right, and I'm not short of them:

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley

Alexa Chung

Blake Lively 

Kate Middleton - Image - NewYorkGirlStyle

Emma watson 

Cara Delevingne - image - Luxury-insider

Emma Stone - image - posh24

Natalie Portman

Victoria Beckham - Image - FlameFlynet Pictures

Miranda Kerr - image - trend911

Model of the week

As suggested by the title, this will be a weekly thing. A great model doesn't just wear the clothes, she brings something fresh to the catwalk or shoot. She's instantly recognisable, and this doesn't always mean she's the most beautiful model on the runway.

So who better to award this to first other than the beautiful Cara Delevingne.

Cara Delevingne - British Fashion Awards 2012
(Getty Images)

Cara is a 20 year old Londoner. She was the winner of 'model of the year' in 2012 at the BFAs. She's a well known Victoria's Secret Angel, best friends with Rita Ora and has a twitter account for her eyebrows (and other body parts if you wanted to know). And alongside all that, she's known for not taking herself quite too seriously. One of her first career successes was becoming the face of Burberry in 2011. She's walked for numerous shows since then, Oscar De La Renta, DKNY, and Burberry Prorsum are just three of her S/S '13 appearances.

Photographed by Matt Irwin