Pixie Geldof

London Fashion Week is coming to a close today, and stars flocked across the pond to take part in the stylish celebrations. Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel attended the Tom Ford fashion show, while Salma Hayek and her husband François-Henri Pinault sat front row at the Christopher Kane presentation. Lots of celebrities turned out for Topshop's Unique fashion show, including One Direction star Louis Tomlinson and his girlfriend Eleanor Calder, as well as Pixie Geldof and Daisy Lowe. The biggest event for the week was Burberry Prorsum, which drew Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Michelle Dockery, and Kate Beckinsale. Click through to see many more fashion-loving famous faces in the English capital!

>> Marc Jacobs has taken the stage for many a reason in the past — usually it involves accepting an award — but last night, it was to sing backup to Donna Summer at the opening of Louis Vuitton's new store on Bond Street in London. “It was fun — but I think I’ll stick to my day job,” he quipped.

Jacobs celebrated with the likes of Stella Tennant, Bernard Arnault, Carine Roitfeld, and Natalia Vodianova, and opened up about his recent hair transplant, which had him avoiding press and cameras at the Costume Institute Gala earlier this month. "I was starting to thin on top. I can’t dye it for a while, so this is my natural colour.”

He also hinted that the Louis Vuitton logo that he has helped make so ubiquitous almost got squelched way back when he first started at the brand: "When I arrived at Louis Vuitton 12 years ago, and I was figuring out how to create a new tier of Vuitton for a different customer, I thought it would be clever to hide that monogram, which was very stupid of me. That logo is part of what makes the Vuitton so desirable. It allows people to become members of an aspirational club."

Logos are to be expected, but not Louis Vuitton couture — Jacobs says he has no desire to launch such a collection. “Some of what we already do at ready-to-wear is pretty much at couture level, anyway."

So long pirates, welcome nymphs. Agent Provocateur's Spring '09 campaign, ironically dubbed the Virgins collection, takes the brand back to its in-your-face roots. Raw sensuality oozes from each shot. Fair-skinned, golden-haired models can be seen feeding one another grapes, teasing each other with delicate kisses, and lounging on tables full of fruits. It's not your everyday scene, but rather, a titillating escape from reality. Also in the Spring mix is British cutie Pixie Geldof, who models tuxedo-style body suits, whips, and sheer corsets. You know you want to take a peek.