The group then went to Milan, Italy, for the designing of Kylie's outfits and costumes. While there, Kylie visited the fashion design company Dolce & Gabbana, who designed a cat-suit for her with gloves featuring "KM" on each glove. Kylie also visited Chanel. They had travelled to Paris to get her custom-made Chanel Red Disc Dress. She had also had been invited to Paris Fashion Week. Kylie commented in the film that she was "blown away" and that she "loved it." In November 2006, the group travelled to Sydney, Australia. While in Sydney, Kylie launched her perfume Darling. Later she performed in Brisbane, Australia, where she visited the Cancer Council. She said that the people there had "looked up to me and have been thinking about what I had been through," and that all of them had been "very brave" while fighting cancer. After leaving Brisbane, she travelled to Byron Bay for a two-day break. She commented that her stay there was "freedom at last." Kylie then travelled back to London and to the Wembley Arena for New Year's Eve. She celebrated there with the crew and the audience. The last filming location was in Acapulco, Mexico, where Kylie did a commercial shoot and said that she would take a holiday there. Music and soundtrack Most of the songs in the film were performed by Kylie Minogue; however, the soundtrack also featured the English duo Pet Shop Boys, singing their song "Being Boring." The Cure was also featured in the credits of the film for their song "Lovesong." Liza Minnelli also had two songs featured in the film: "Rent" and "Losing My Mind." "Kids" was sung with Dannii Minogue and Bono. The Bono version is on the tour's album, Showgirl: Homecoming Live, while the version with Dannii is a bonus feature on the movie DVD. Kylie covered the songs "Vogue," "Try Your Wings," "You Are There," and "Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend." All songs were published by EMI Ltd. Critical reception Most critics compared the film to Madonna's 1991 film Truth or Dare (also entitled In Bed with Madonna). Kathy McCabe of The Daily Telegraph gave it a positive review, saying "Kylie Minogue reveals her hopes and fears but few tears in White Diamond." She also described the film as "sparkling." The Evening Times gave the film 2 out of 5 stars. They said that Baker was too close