Gwyneth Paltrow At TOD's Dinner During Milan Fashion Week

Gwyneth Paltrow’s hardly the only celebrity to try to leverage her fame into some kind of online media entity – she has a long way to go before she catches up with the two leaders in that field, Martha Stewart and Oprah Winfrey – but Gwyneth Paltrow may be the first to try to move directly from acting to lifestyle advice, with the launch of a site she is calling Goop.

At the moment, all there is on the site is a link to sign up for a newsletter and a menu of items including “See,” “Make,” “Go” and “Be,” along with a somewhat cryptically worded motto: “Nourish the inner aspect.” When you click on any of the symbols, you get a personal note from the actress, in which she talks about how her life is good because “I am not passive about it,” and how she wants to “nourish what is real.” She also says she loves to be in “spaces that are clean and feel nice.”

In Italy for Milan Fashion Week, Gwyneth wowed first in a vivid orange ruffled and pleated dress, which she wore for a visit to Tod’s concept store with designer Diego Dello Valle. She paired the vibrant, zesty frock with peep-toed, patent shoe-boots and a patent black bag.

After dark, Gwyneth changed into a silk shift minidress, in a softer shade of orange, for the screening of Pashmy Dream and a private dinner at Tod’s.

Gwyneth Paltrow At TOD’s Dinner During Milan fashion Week

Speaking about whether she would have a third child in an interview with fashion magazine Harper’s Bazaar that will be published in the July edition, she said: “I may force myself to do it one more time because the result is so worth it.”

On adopting a child, she added: “I do feel we’re so fortunate, and we kind of owe it to humanity. We have a lot of love to give and a lot of resources.”

Gwyneth Paltrow also spoke about the difficulty of returning to movie making after a four-year break.

The ‘Iron Man’ star said: “In this business, they don’t look back, and they’re particularly harsh to women. I’m not 25; I’m 35. I’m not someone to discover; I’m someone who people know.”

She continued: “I mean, it’s all ego, but you start to feel like, ‘Oh, no, I worked so hard to get somewhere, and what if I can’t get back there again?’ But, all the while knowing that, I would never have traded one second or done anything differently.”

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Cate Blanchett

Best Supporting Actress nominee Blanchett wears the first and only dress she tried on, a beaded Armani Privé gown.

Emily Blunt

The delightful Blunt is shimmering in a blue gown by Francisco Costa by Calvin Klein.

Gwyneth Paltrow

Apparently Paltrow likes Zac Posen’s spring collection—her gathered gown was fresh off the runway!

Helen Mirren

Winner of the Best Actress statue for The Queen, Mirren plays the part on the red carpet in a stunning Christian Lacroix gown.

Jennifer Hudson

Hudson, who took home the gold statue for Best Supporting Actress, dazzles on the red carpet in an Oscar de la Renta creation.

Jennifer Lopez

Lopez is glorious in Marchesa—her recent red-carpet designer of choice.

Nicole Kidman

Kidman plays the role of lady in red to perfection in her floor-length Balenciaga stunner.

Penélope Cruz

Though she didn’t win the Best Actress award, Cruz makes a dramatic (and gorgeous!) statement in her blush-colored Versace number and elegant updo.

Portia de Rossi

Girlfriend of the host Ellen Degeneres, de Rossi looks positively gorgeous in a floor-length navy blue gown.

Reese Witherspoon

Witherspoon shows off her toned shoulders and flirty hair in a strapless floor-length Nina Ricci gown.
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The Shakespeare In Love actress and Knowles’ partners are work colleagues and friends and introduced the two women.

Earlier this week, the pair spent hours shopping in Knightsbridge, London together, before a night of dining at Japanese eaterie Zuma and dancing at nightclub Movida.
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