Strong, clever and composed, he looked
every inch the star he was tipped to be all those years ago before he went to Liverpool.
PLAYING keyboards with rock legends The Kinks, Gordon Edwards looked
every inch the star.
She oozed Hollywood glamour and was
every inch the star that I had hopped she would be.
Nutini looks
every inch the star too, wearing rock uniform of black jeans, black shirt and shiny brown brogues, and his manner on stage was cool as you like.
Prince looked
every inch the star in the incongruous surroundings, dressed head-to-toe in black and sporting a furry jerkin and large sunglasses.
Coleman, dressed in a black top, tartan skirt, tights and high heels, dazzled onlookers while Capaldi looked
every inch the star in the Doctor's new outfit of a dark blue Crombie coat with red lining, dark blue trousers, white shirt and black Dr Martens shoes.
METHOD ACTORS The stars COVER GIRL Keira is
every inch the star WAVES Hair style
He looked
every inch the star and countless childhood memories of watching him "Boom Boom" on TV sent my heart pattering.
Crystal Capella was impressive in the Princess Of Wales's Stakes, while Timepiece looked
every inch the star in the Falmouth Stakes.
Next Nadine Coyle emerged looking
every inch the star with long flowing locks, LBD and strappy heels.
FRESH-FACED and glamorous, Patsy Palmer looked
every inch the star at last night's British Soap Awards.
Jill Hargreaves, 24, a festival assistant from Gosforth, also looked
every inch the star in a stunning blue figure-hugging satin dress from Coast.
Sitting in a west London studio, the 27-year-old singer looks
every inch the star - make-up perfect from the shoot, not a hair out of place.
Tom Taaffe's Cheltenham Gold Cup winner was pretty flawless last season, winning the King George and Punchestown Gold Cup as well as chasing's blue riband, looking
every inch the star of the show.
Looking
every inch the star, several orchestra-only pieces were included so she said it could be ``a four frock evening''.
