But now, the expecting star is taking her stellar style one step further – with an affordable accessory collection for Shoedazzle.

Gwen Stefani is stepping into another fashion category with a line of affordable accessories with footwear e-tailer ShoeDazzle.

After swearing off going solo, Gwen Stefani surprised fans by joining the coaching panel of The Voice and releasing tracks from a new solo album. Now, she talks to Metrosource about the happy accidents that helped change her mind.

Gwen Stefani and denim guru Michael Glasser have teamed up to create DWP, a nondenim line that aims to supplant the five-pocket staple by filling the void in women's wardrobes for casual clothes with chic attitude.

Though she has soared far from her Anaheim roots, the worldwide star keeps charity close to home.

Mary's little lamb may have been white as snow but Gwen Stefani's new L.A.M.B. for Burton outerwear collaboration is all brash patterns and street-style details and will be hitting slopes come fall.

Whether at home with her boys or on the road with No Doubt, Gwen Stefani proves she’s still the first lady of rock.

Gwen Stefani has just returned to the charts after taking time out to rear her little boys and now she has opened up about juggling her music career with motherhood.

Gwen Stefani might be the multi-millionairess frontwoman of No Doubt but sometimes she still feels 'completely overwhelmed'. She talks to John Preston about the days when she just wants to go home and eat pizza.

Back with her band No Doubt, the singer and style queen talks candidly about music, marriage and motherhood.

Listen to Push and Shove, No Doubt's first effort in 11 years, and you'd swear Gwen Stefani is still a wide-eyed SoCal skate punk.

It’s been more than 15 years since Gwen Stefani burst onto the scene. Now, on the heels of a new album with No Doubt (finally!), pop’s reigning blonde badass reveals how she makes it work.

Gwen Stefani is going back to the start: to singing, to the studio, to No Doubt. She’s still that girl that we all want to be, but some things have changed.

It's been more than 15 years since Gwen Stefani burst onto the scene. Now, on the heels of a new album with No Doubt (finally!), pop's reigning blonde badass reveals how she makes it work.

After 11 years, a wedding, two kids and two solo albums, Gwen Stefani is reuniting with her band and returning to her ska roots.

Between albums, she also developed three fashion lines and scored two solo records.
In this interview with a freelance journalist, Stefani, 42, talks about blessings, conflicts, regrets and why she always wears red lipstick.

The singer and fashion designer talks natural beauty, kiddie chic and getting the band back together.

On September 25, Push and Shove, No Doubt’s sixth studio album — the band’s first in 11 years — will finally put an end to the dry spell.

The singer and fashion designer talks natural beauty, kiddie chic and getting the band back together.

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