The past year has seen many fashion and beauty brands become more inclusive and – finally – start catering to a far wider range of skin tones. However, not all of them always get it right first time. High-end cosmetics brand Becca Cosmetics has apologised after social media users spotted that a model's skin colour had been edited to appear darker. The company released an advert for its Skin Love Weightless Blur Foundation, which is part of its Skin Love range, which aimed to showcase the shade range's inclusivity by showing swatches on four arms with different skin tones.

George Stephanopoulos' wife Ali Wentworth has an incredible career, from her successful podcast to co-hosting duties on popular daytime shows.  One of her regular gigs is subbing for Kelly Ripa on Live, and as a result she's developed a close bond with Ryan Seacrest.  However, on Friday, Ryan departed from the popular ABC show after seven years, and Ali was one of the first to mark the bittersweet occasion with a sweet tribute on social media.

Helen Mirren has set the benchmark for ageless style. The Oscar winner has proven time and time again she can compete with any Hollywood starlet on the red carpet – not to mention the beach. And in particular, The Queen of chic is known for her love of sexy shoes - the higher, the better. In September, she enthused about her four-inch platforms, which she said gave her "great height" and made her legs look "

Iman has been very active on social media during America's Memorial Day weekend and has given fans a glimpse at her home "library" as well as a loving tribute to her late husband David Bowie. MORE: David Bowie's daughter Lexi shaves off gorgeous locks – see mum Iman's reaction Taking to Instagram on Saturday, the mother-of-one shared a selfie. The model wore a simple black shirt with an open collar, which highlighted a gold necklace that Iman was wearing.

Spanish celebrity chef José Andrés – who counts Gwyneth Paltrow and Prince Harry and Meghan among his A-Lister friends – may be renowned for his restaurants around the world, and credited for bringing the small plates dining concept to America. But the culinary master chef also has a heart of gold and is devoted to helping others through food. Alongside his wife Patricia in 2010, he set up the not-for-profit organisation, World Central Kitchen, which provides meals to struggling communities in the wake of natural disasters.