Fashion statement: a week of many 'moments'

Fashion's racially insensitive moment of the week A wee storm is brewing in America, where Urban Outfitters have got in trouble for running a line of Navajo-inspired fashion . Jumpers are having a moment It's getting cold outside. Fortunately, jumpers are so hot right now. • Jess Cartner-Morley on how naff wools became a season must-have • Top 10 jumpers on the high street • The Observer's guide to statement knitwear Best comment from a Guardian fashion reader this week Amy Fleming continued her crusade to ease the fashion woes of mothers (and mothers-to-be) with a look at how to dress when your cup size increases . kittykattydoc made us burst out laughing with this comment. I have pictures from the day my milk came in. I look like Lolo Ferrari. Not "like" Lolo Ferrari. Identical. Boobs. To. LOLO Fricking FERRARI! Not fun. This week's 'you're so awful it's almost amusing' moment Patrizia Reggiani is serving a 29 year sentence for arranging the killing of her ex-husband, Maurizio Gucci, who was shot in 1993. Judges in Italy offered Reggiani the opportunity to accept day release from Milan's San Vittore prison on the understanding that she works during her time in the outside world. Reggiani's response? "I've never worked a day in my life" . And she wont be starting now. We can only assume she is a woman who is not overly concerned with being likeable. After all, Reggiani is famous for the quote: "I'd rather cry in a Rolls than be happy on a bicycle". This week's 'getting older becomes you, boys' moment The Stone Roses are back together and about to hit the road for their first set of live dates in decades. Putting aside whether this is actually a good thing or not, Imogen Fox was pleasantly surprised by their comeback look . What do you think? This week's 'why didn't someone think of that before?' moment Oasis have been gracing the country's high street for 20 years, and they have celebrated this anniversary by unveiling something rather impressive. From now on, customers will be able to go into the shop, try on clothes and then buy them straight from an instore iPad with the items sent straight to their homes. Nifty, eh? The iPad buying facility will be rolled out at stores nationwide. This week's 'oh really? I didn't know that' moment Lace made more than one appearance on the catwalks of recent fashion weeks. As a fabric, it's been ever-present among the rich, famous and royal throughout the centuries. Here's a brief chronicle of its place in the annals of fashion history