EMILY PRESCOTT: It would have been nice to see you, Sia… Pop star rocks a blinder of a wig

Singer Sia made an eye-catching entrance at New York Fashion Week on Friday, in an extravagant ruffled pink gown, a whopping bow and a wig so big she could barely see out.

It took two people to lead her to the microphone at the Christian Siriano show, where she sang hits including Chandelier.

Sia never shows her face, to remain anonymous, insisting she doesn’t want to be famous.

She was not the only A-lister in a dazzling outfit in the Big Apple. Sex And The City star Sarah Jessica Parker wore a mauve Oscar De La Renta dress to pick up an award for her shoe brand.

And Cara Delevingne fancied herself as a cowgirl in a tasselled black jacket and fedora.

Singer Sia made an eye-catching entrance at New York Fashion Week on Friday, in an extravagant ruffled pink gown, a whopping bow and a wig so big she could barely see out

Sex And The City star Sarah Jessica Parker wore a mauve Oscar De La Renta dress to pick up an award for her shoe brand

Cara Delevingne fancied herself as a cowgirl in a tasselled black jacket and fedora.

Model David Gandy, 43

Model David Gandy, right, reckons that from the outside, his home in London’s Richmond Park wouldn’t look out of place in the super-rich enclave of Monte Carlo – but it’s a different matter inside.

Instead of being packed with elegant fixtures and fittings, David, who found fame as the poster boy for Italian fashion brand Dolce & Gabbana, reveals that his pad features… indoor treehouses.

‘We have playrooms with indoor treehouses for the children,’ says David, 43, of the home he shares with his barrister wife Stephanie Mendoros and their two youngsters.

Is this the beginning of a new look for David and Stephanie: Tarzan and Jane?

Cora bags granny’s gowns on eBay

You’d think having the late Dame Vivienne Westwood as your grandmother would have given you easy access to designer frocks but model Cora Corre has to hunt down bargains online.

‘People assume I have more of an incredible fashion archive than I do,’ says Cora. ‘I cherish my alone time, sitting in bed on eBay.’

I wonder if browsing for granny’s designs was included in the ‘very long list of things to do’ Vivienne left her family from her deathbed.

Cora has certainly inherited the late fashion legend’s activist streak, continuing her legacy through The Vivienne Foundation, which campaigns on climate change and human rights.

You’d think having the late Dame Vivienne Westwood (left) as your grandmother would have given you easy access to designer frocks but model Cora Corre (right) has to hunt down bargains online