Archive: November 28th, 2006

Do you dream of being able to buy fine art for your friends, but can’t because of the astronomical prices? This season, art just became a lot more affordable, thanks to the folks at Barneys New York. They want to wish their customers a “Happy Andy Warhol-iday” by offering four limited-edition Campbell’s soup cans featuring authentic reproductions of Andy Warhol’s 1960’s labels. The tomato soup labels even include a replicated Warhol signature. Each colorful can retails for $12 or $48 for a complete set of four. Don’t worry, that gives you a whole year more to save for that priceless Warhol silkscreen!

For more great gift ideas, click here for PEOPLE’s Ultimate Gift Guide, and click here for more perfect presents in Off the Rack.

Photo: Courtesy of Barneys

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It’s not unusual to be inspired by classic cinematic looks — Audrey Hepburn in Breakfast at Tiffany’s, Diane Keaton in Annie Hall — but John Travolta in Saturday Night Fever? Katie Holmes wasn’t even born yet when the disco-tastic movie came out in 1977, but she still looked suspiciously ready to do the hustle in her white YSL suit and black blouse in Paris last month. And she’s not the only one — as you can see in our gallery, Annette Bening and Faye Dunaway have hopped on the Tony Manero bandwagon too. Tell us: Would you wear a suit like Katie’s? Is it retro-cool or a moldy-oldie?

To check out all the hottest trends — and vote on them, too! — click here for our Would You Wear These Trends gallery.

Photo: Eric Ryan/Getty; (Inset) Everett Collection

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We already knew that PETA was letting Lindsay Lohan off the hook this year, but others have not been so lucky. Nicole Richie tops PETA’s annual worst dressed list, along with fellow fur-wearers Ashley Olsen, Christina Ricci (slammed for wearing reindeer fur on a magazine cover) and Eva Longoria. Noticeably absent from the list is last year’s No. 1, Paris Hilton, who has apparently had a change of heart and only wears fake fur now. Think that was Tinkerbell’s influence?

For more on Nicole Richie’s style, click here, and for the scoop on Ashley Olsen, click here.

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For male James Bond fans, Daniel Craig’s homage to Ursula Andress’s infamous bikini scene may have been a little disappointing (especially in comparison to Halle Berry’s take), but not so for his female fans! In fact, ladies have been quick to snap up Craig’s snug swim trunks for the Bonds in their lives. Part of the Grigio Perla men’s range of celeb-favorite Italian brand La Perla, the trunks have proved to be so popular that UK department store Selfridges’ quickly sold out the coveted item shortly after Casino Royale’s release. Reportedly, Craig picked out the trunks for the film himself — get your own pair for $87 by calling 1-866-LAPERLA (six-pack abs not included).

Click here for more fashionable film moments in Off the Rack.

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You may have caught PEOPLE senior editor Galina Espinoza on The Early Show this morning showing off this winter’s must-haves like shearling coats, chunky bags and vintage jewels. All these items and more are featured in PEOPLE’s Winter 2006 StyleWatch issue, on newstands today. Click through for buying info on some of the great items, as seen on CBS.

Want to snuggle up in Christina’s super cute (and warm) luxe hoodie?
Click here to buy a Juicy Couture cotton hoodie with rabbit-fur lining like hers, $498, at juicycouture.com.

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