www.CasualCelebrityStyle.com

British Vogue Magazine reports that Nicole Kidman wears  Salvatore Ferragamo footwear in upcoming Baz Lurhmann’s adventure drama “Australia” which will be released in the US on November 14, 2008.

Here’s what the British fashion bible writes:  

SHOEMAKER to the stars, Salvatore Ferragamo, has teamed up with Oscar winning costume designer Catherine Martin to create the shoes for Nicole Kidman in her upcoming film Australia, directed by Baz Lurhmann.

“We are extremely proud and honoured to work with the visionary filmmakers, director Baz Luhrmann and designer Catherine Martin. We are very confident that, though their passion and creativity, they would realise an unprecedented vision,” explains James Ferragamo.

“My grandfather, Salvatore Ferragamo, began his career working in costume design for the American Film Company, a precursor to Twentieth Century Fox, so it is only fitting that we carry on his name and our company’s heritage by collaborating once again on a film from Fox,” he adds.

Due to be released in November, see Kidman sport an exquisite selection of shoes including evening sandal, riding boot and classic wedge styles. Selected shoes will go on to be sold at Ferragamo stores worldwide, accompanied by a certificate of authenticity explaining the history of the piece.

The shoes will also be displayed for the first time in Milan at the Evolving Legend Exhibition from September 24.

NEW YORK — Hardly a fashion icon, Julia Roberts, nevertheless, keeps her channels with fashion world open.

Roberts has designed a limited edition t-shirt for Emporio Armani’s (PRODUCT) RED. Emporio Armani RED Collection benefits charity organization (RED) which was created by Bono and Bobby Shriver to raise awareness and money for the Global Fund to fight AIDS in Africa. This task is achieved by teaming up with the world’s leading brands to produce (PRODUCT) RED - branded products.

“Julia has helped to create beautiful and unique designs for both women and men, which will be a visible reminder of the part that we can all play in fighting AIDS in Africa,” said Giorgio Armani. “I adore working with Julia and appreciate, once again, how she always stands by my side in important collaborations such as this.”

The t-shirt features symbolic ‘tree of life’ and the words ‘Revolution-Evolution-Devotion’ — which acronym RED stands for. T-shirts available for both men and women in grey, red, white and black and retail for $125.