Kate gets a hug from six-year-old heart patient Aimee Haswell as she arrives at Alder Hey hospital today
Kate gets a hug from six-year-old heart patient Aimee Haswell as she arrives at Alder Hey hospital today
Tasty: The pair stopped to enjoy some more sweet treats on the dock as they left the boat to head to a restaurant
Excited: The pair were looking forward to a romantic date as they celebrated Valentine's Day early
Sports Illuminated: Kate Upton and Irina Shayk brightened up a Manhattan street as they arrived to promote the magazine's cover featuring the former tonight on The Late Show with David Letterman
Technicolour dreams: Alyssa Miller, Irina and Kate brightened up the grey New York evening as they arrived at the Ed Sullivan Theatre
Sisters in arms: Izabel Goulart, Meredith Ariel and Jessica Gomes stuck to a a more gothic palette
Leading lights: Kate and Irina undoubtedly stole the show in their simple yet eye-catching ensembles
The Saturdays shop till they drop during their business trip to Los Angeles
Shop till they drop! Rochelle Wiseman (L) and Mollie King of The Saturdays hit the stores in West Hollywood yesterday
I like this one! The 22-year-old, who was dressed appropriately for Valentines Day, was seen admiring another red dress
Treating herself: Mollie was seen admiring a Vivien Westwood handbag inside the store
Frankie Sandford
Giving their opinions: The singers discussed their possible purchases with one another
'Business meeting... Saturdays style!' Frankie Sandford tweeted a picture of the girls at a business meeting in Los Angeles
Rochelle Wiseman looked cute as she left her hotel and headed to the meeting
Chic: Rochelle
I like this one! The 22-year-old, who was dressed appropriately for Valentines Day, was seen admiring another red dress
Treating herself: Mollie was seen admiring a Vivien Westwood handbag inside the store
Frankie Sandford
Chic: Rochelle
White out: Irina went for an angelic look and left Kate to sizzle
Short and sweet: Alyssa Miller looked stylish in a tuxedo jacket worn as a dress, while Julie Henderson and Anne V looked fabulous in green and silver respectively
Style misses: Adaora, Crystal Renn and Genevieve Marlon all failed to set the red carpet alive with their dubious outfits
Cocktail classics: Jessica Perez and Ariel Mereditch played it safe in pretty short gowns
Bikinis, beaches and bombshells: From a VERY demure two-piece in 1964 to Kate Upton's barely-there number, Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue covers through the decades
The decision to put buxom blonde, Kate Upton, on the cover of this year's Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue continues the magazine's long tradition of favouring voluptuous models for the coveted photo shoot.
She is a far cry, however, from the magazine's first ever cover girl, Babette March, who appeared in a far more modest, albeit risque for the time, white, two-piece number in 1964.
48 years and still growing! Babette March appeared on the first ever Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue in 1964 (left) wearing a then risque two piece bikini. Yesterday, voluptuous siren, Kate Upton, was revealed as the 2012 cover star of the iconic issue wearing a considerably smaller number designed by Suit Yourself Bikinis
Ahead of the curve: Sue Peterson was the first 'healthy' looking model for the cover in 1964 (left). Cheryl Tiegs was a popular favourite (right) whose appearance in a later 1978 issue caused a huge stir when she was photographed in a nearly see-through swimsuit. Over 300 outraged readers cancelled their subscription that year
Admirable assets: The Sports Illustrated cover stars like Elle MacPherson (left), Tyra Banks (middle) and Heidi Klum (right) were made household names by the magazine. The provocative images have attracted millions of fans over the years but are disapproved of by moral flag bearers and feminists who see them as exploitative
Sizzle: Yamila Diaz (left) waves the flag for Latin America in 2002 while Veronica Verakova (middle) was pictured in Montauk, NY. In 2006, the magazine decided to capitalise on the popularity of their sexy issue by putting eight past cover girls on the front of the issue including Rachel Hunter, Elle MacPherson and Rebecca Romjin
Exception to the rule: Beyonce Knowles (left) was the first non-model to appear on the prestigious cover in 2007 while Israeli model Bar Rafaeli (right) was shot in 2009
Bringing up the rear: All-American girl Brooklyn Decker stripped for the sex 2010 cover in the Maldives and last year passed the mantel to Russian beauty Irina Shayk
The decision to put buxom blonde, Kate Upton, on the cover of this year's Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue continues the magazine's long tradition of favouring voluptuous models for the coveted photo shoot.
She is a far cry, however, from the magazine's first ever cover girl, Babette March, who appeared in a far more modest, albeit risque for the time, white, two-piece number in 1964.
48 years and still growing! Babette March appeared on the first ever Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue in 1964 (left) wearing a then risque two piece bikini. Yesterday, voluptuous siren, Kate Upton, was revealed as the 2012 cover star of the iconic issue wearing a considerably smaller number designed by Suit Yourself Bikinis
Ahead of the curve: Sue Peterson was the first 'healthy' looking model for the cover in 1964 (left). Cheryl Tiegs was a popular favourite (right) whose appearance in a later 1978 issue caused a huge stir when she was photographed in a nearly see-through swimsuit. Over 300 outraged readers cancelled their subscription that year
Admirable assets: The Sports Illustrated cover stars like Elle MacPherson (left), Tyra Banks (middle) and Heidi Klum (right) were made household names by the magazine. The provocative images have attracted millions of fans over the years but are disapproved of by moral flag bearers and feminists who see them as exploitative
Sizzle: Yamila Diaz (left) waves the flag for Latin America in 2002 while Veronica Verakova (middle) was pictured in Montauk, NY. In 2006, the magazine decided to capitalise on the popularity of their sexy issue by putting eight past cover girls on the front of the issue including Rachel Hunter, Elle MacPherson and Rebecca Romjin
Exception to the rule: Beyonce Knowles (left) was the first non-model to appear on the prestigious cover in 2007 while Israeli model Bar Rafaeli (right) was shot in 2009
Bringing up the rear: All-American girl Brooklyn Decker stripped for the sex 2010 cover in the Maldives and last year passed the mantel to Russian beauty Irina Shayk
