Maud Designs' glam clothes and accessories, worn by mega-stars and pop divas like Madonna, Cher, Christina Aguilera and Britney Spears, are quickly becoming must-haves among the jet set. Other celeb buyers include alt-rocker Gwen Stefani of No Doubt, Victoria Beckham aka Posh of the British pop group Spice Girls, trip hop artist Tricky, R&B singer Mya, Mary J. Blige, Little Kim, Usher, Sisqo, rock 'n' roller Melissa Etheridge, Linda Perry of Four Non-Blondes fame, actresses Penelope Cruz, Carmen Diaz, Rebecca Romijn-Stamos, Rachel Welch, and country superstars Dixie Chicks and LeAnn Rimes. They all enjoy the quality of our accessories handcrafted in Los Angeles.   Christina with a Maud Belt in InStyle, from the "Come on Over" video. View full page (228k). Cher's belt in People magazine (Maud Belt Item #R300CH). View full page (272k). Maud Designs' belts and accessories have been featured in People and InStyle magazines, and have appeared in a variety of fashionable venues: Madonna's "Music" CD release party (worn by Guy Ritchie), Britney Spears' 2001 Pepsi commercial and her concert "Live in Las Vegas", the first season of the TV show "Pop Stars", the hit show "Dharma and Greg", Christina Aguilera's "Come on Over Video", 2001 tour, and Christmas special, and the video for the "Moulin Rouge" movie soundtrack featuring Mya, Pink, Little Kim, Missy Elliott, and Christina.   Maud Designs is the namesake of Violet Maud Teasley who founded the company after working 14 years with Australian born, L.A. based designer Michael Morrison, for MX Inc. Clients of MX Inc. included Madonna, Michael, Janet, and Latoya Jackson, Gianni Versace, LLCool J, Elton John, Cameron Diaz, Daryl Hannah, Billy Idol, Joan Jett, Liza Minelli, Selena, Jody Watley, and Herbie Hancock. After Michael left MX Inc. to pursue other talents, Violet opened her own business with her daughter in 1998. Item by item, we are getting our catalog online. Look for a wider range of our products at some exclusive outlets, or contact our studio for more information.