EMILY PRESCOTT: A blunder from Barbie at a sleepover in ‘sexy pajamas’

Oh, to have been a fly on the wall when the cast of the forthcoming Barbie movie hosted a “sexy pajama” sleepover at Claridge’s London hotel — but forgot to tell one of the main stars about the theme.

So while Margot Robbie and director Greta Gerwig hang out in silk nightgowns, poor America Ferrera looked like a grandma.

Speaking about the experience to the Kelly Clarkson Show in the US, former Ugly Betty star America said, “Everyone was wearing really nice silky nightgowns and I was in the most grandma floral twin set you can imagine.”

Kate’s flowers appealed to her!

As a model hardly known for her clean living, Kate Moss raised eyebrows when she launched her wellness website Cosmoss, full of talk of “inner peace” and “soul-soothing.”

Now her collaborator Victoria Young, a “homeopath and alchemist,” has shared how the brand was inspired by “wild and unruly yet delicate and soft” cosmos flowers in Kate’s garden (and, of course, not the fact that the global wellness industry is worth £2.8 trillion a year). Kate, 49, hadn’t planted the cosmos, but they apparently “found” her.

Her range includes twilight tea, a natural aid for a good night’s sleep. What a contrast to another product Kate promotes, right: Diet Coke!

Rumors that it was haunted meant that in 1981 Prince and Princess Michael of Kent snapped up their historic mansion for a bargain £300,000.

But it seems potential buyers are less fazed by the prospect of ghostly companions at Nether Lypiatt Manor in Gloucestershire – in fact, they’re willing to shell out £11m for their business.

The ten-bedroom stack, now owned by Labor colleague Baron Drayson, who bought it from the Kents for £5.75 million in 2006, is currently on offer.