Fashion

After her overdose/suicide attempt last year, it's good to see 'Tasia back on her feet again.

As John got off his plane, a random photographer (not a TMZ guy) -- shouted at Galliano, "F**king racist."

Galliano -- who issued an apology for the rant back in March -- didn't say one word to reporters as he walked through the airport ... but he WAS wearing a stupid hat.

Paris and her BF Cy Waits were on their way in to Boa last night ... when PH told us, "[The Burglar Bunch] pawned everything that was real ... they only gave me back the costume stuff."

It's a BIG STATEMENT -- because just last week, Hilton was sued by an insurance company for not returning $60,000 in jewelry she borrowed from Damiani Jewellers back in 2007 ... jewelry that was jacked from Hilton's home by the Burglar Bunch.

The company thinks Hilton is LYING about not being in possession of the bling -- because they believe cops recovered the Damiani pieces and gave it back to Paris ... who then FAILED to give it back to Damiani.

The company also alleges Hilton agreed to keep the jewelry in a safe when she wasn't wearing it ... but instead of locking it up, Paris simply tucked it away in her closet.

You may remember -- Hansons Auctioneers and Valuers wanted to buy the royal bloomers from the estate of the late "Baron" Joseph de Bicske Dobronyi -- who got the panties after the Queen left them on a plane in 1968.

TMZ spoke with Charles Hanson -- who tells us, "Out of respect and courtesy for a person of such dignity and rank," he doesn't want the deal to go down until after the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton.

Check out the photos to see some of the most awesome items on the auction block -- like the Bluntman costume from "Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back" and Bartleby's angel wings from "Dogma."

We're told the whole thing is going down next month at the Pasadena Convention Center -- and all proceeds will help Smith foot the bill for distribution of his new movie, "Red State."

Feldman's rep tells TMZ, Corey was backstage at the House of Blues in Hollywood with some friends -- rock band Steel Panther and a rapper named Ditch -- when the jacket went missing.

We're told Corey put his jacket on a table in the dressing room right before a crowd of people poured in -- and when he turned around to check on it moments later ... the jacket was gone!

The "True Blood" star is slated to go full frontal in the HBO miniseries "Mildred Pierce" -- and at a recent NY press event explained, "Let’s just say, I had to wear a wig because it was in the 30s, and everything had to look like it was in the 30s."

According to Wood, her co-star Kate Winslet encouraged her to do it -- “I looked at Kate and she was like, ‘You’ve got to do it. Trust me, it’s so brave. Put a merkin on and you’ll be fine.”

The 24-year-old has let herself go two-pieces.

We're told designer Judith Ripka even lent LiLo a necklace for the occasion.

Lindsay isn't as bold as she once was.

As TMZ first reported, Sheen released a statement after he got fired from "Two and a Half Men" -- claiming he was happy he never had to "put on those silly shirts for as long as this warlock exists in the terrestrial dimension."

Problem is ... those "silly shirts" inspired an entire clothing line by a company called "DaVinci" -- which Charlie endorsed and even helped design -- and sources tell us, the company is "extremely disappointed" by Charlie's comment ... in fact, they might pull the plug on the entire collection.

But the main designer -- a guy named Christopher Wicks -- is cutting Charlie some slack ... telling us, "Charlie's frustration is based on his current position in life, rather than the actual shirts."

A rep for the Kamofie and Co. jewelry store announced, "We have decided to sell the diamond necklace through auction, and give the proceeds to charity."

As for the specific charity -- the rep states, “We invite the public to make suggestions as to the most appropriate charity to receive the benefit of the sale’s proceeds."

According to the rep, the auction will not take place until AFTER the criminal case is resolved "by plea bargain, or trial or some other means."

The necklace is currently being held as evidence by the L.A. County District Attorney.