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Last night in Hollywood, Demi Moore, Ashton Kutcher, Melissa Joan Hart, Julie Bowen and more helped Soleil Moon Frye launch her eco-friendly baby-clothing line Private Label at an event sponsored by Weleda. The line includes shirts, pants, blankets, and onesies in solid, bold colors –- think American Apparel-esque basics for babies –- and according to co-founder Paige Tolmach was inspired by the colors of a candy store. Soleil Moon Frye looked no further than to her daughters, Poet and Jagger, to model the line during the party. Between keeping an eye on her daughters and entertaining her celebrity friends, Soleil stole a few minutes to give pal Demi Moore a tour of the store. Read more from Soleil on our Celebrity Baby Blog by clicking here.

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Ever wondered what a fragrance launch looks like inside? Demi Moore took to her Twitter page last night to keep her fans updated on her newest ad campaign for Helena Rubinstein, which just happened to launch in Paris. Not only did she give major props to the young designer of her feathered dress, “Wonderful young designer to look out for Prabal Gurung!” but she supplied the photos of her inside a van on the way to the event and, of course, the event itself. While Demi is just the face of Helena Rubinstein, she did give all of us hope that her own signature fragrance would be a reality some day, responding to Twitter queries on the topic with “Hopefully soon this one is by Helena Rubinstein.” We love getting an inside sneak peek — thanks, Demi!

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Though the black and white-toed Chanel heel has been popping up lately on famous feet like Kerry Washington, Fergie and Demi Moore, the cap-toe style is hardly new. Unlike most passing fashion fads, these spectator shoes are turning 50 years old this year! Coco Chanel designed the first pair of two-toned heels in 1957 after being inspired by men’s leisure shoes, debuting in beige with a black cap toe as a slingback. Over the years, different colors have been added to the style to ensure they could be worn with everything in a woman’s wardrobe. The spectator heel became just as classic of a Chanel piece as her quilted bags — both of which are paid homage to regularly by designers like Prada and Marc JacobsTell us: Do you own two-toned heels?

Get Two-Toned Heels!
Splurge:
Chanel two-toned heels, $650, select Chanel Boutiques or to order 800-550-0005

Prada low heel with bow spectator, $460 at bergdorfgoodman.com

Marc by Marc Jacobs Mary Jane Platform (Rachel Bilson has been spotted in these), $450 at shopbop.com

Steal:
Steve Madden “Luster” pump with ankle strap, $100 at stevemadden.com

AK Anne Klein Women’s Pompi Pump, $89 at endless.com

Nine West “Nastro” suede and croc cap toe, $70 at ninewest.com

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Sick of plunging necklines or strapless dresses that keep threatening to fall? There’s a sophisticated and sexy look heating up for fall — jeweled necklines on simple sheaths. Demi Moore, Ali Larter and Cameron Diaz (all in Marchesa) look stunning in their black and white dresses with just the right hint of bling. Here are a few of our favorites at every budget:

Star Splurge:
Buy Cameron’s Marchesa dress, $2420 at net-a-porter.com

Vera Wang Lavender Label Jeweled Neckline Dress, $595 at shopbop.com

Laundry by Shelli Segal Bead Satin Shift Dress, $350 at nordstrom.com

Goldhawk Beaded Minidress, $322 at neimanmarcus.com

The Look for Less:
Bordeaux Square Neck Mini Dress, $176 at shopintuition.com

Arden B. Silk Bubble Dress, $99 at ardenb.com

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Demi Moore has been a fixture in the front row throughout Fashion Week, and Tuesday night was no different. The star showed up –without husband Ashton Kutcher — on the arm of Charlie’s Angels co-star Lucy Liu for the Zac Posen show. The stylish duo joined Bette Midler, Martha Stewart, Serena Williams, P.Diddy (and of course StyleWatch!) to see the designer’s new Spring 2008 collection. Demi sat right across the runway from us, as riveted as we were by the gorgeous gowns and fabulous mini skirts on the runway, we couldn’t take our eyes off of Demi’s brand new Zac Posen clutch. It wasn’t the fire engine red that caught our eye, but the oddly enlongated rectangular shape of the bag. It seemed a bit difficult to grasp, much less hold anything of use in it. We loved what was on Zac’s runway, but we aren’t so sure about Demi’s bag. Tell us: Would you wear Demi’s Zac Posen Virginia Atache Case?

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Though Ashlee Simpson caused quite a stir at Wednesday’s BCBG show, nothing could have prepared us for yesterday’s Miss Sixty show. Just as we were getting settled, Maggie Gyllenhaal descended the stairs and sat directly in front of us! The actress and newlingere model, clad in sexy high-waisted trousers, had to put her gold wire aviators on to shield herself from blinding camera flashes. But total chaos broke out when a jeans-clad Hilary Swank entered — being led by Demi Moore! Hilary greeted Maggie with a kiss while gorgeous Clive Owen slipped into his seat next to Demi. With everyone going so crazy over that fab foursome, Mischa Barton’s entrance was hardly noticed. When the show finally started it was hard to tear our eyes away from the front row, but the Italian design house’s bold all-over logo prints, electric colors like yellow, mauve and steel blue, patent bags, wide brimmed hats and super short-shorts inspired by Andy Warhol’s pop art kept the audience wrapt. When the lights came up, Demi, Hilary and Maggie were gone in a flash, to the safe haven of backstage!

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It may be New York Fashion Week, but Van Cleef & Arpels kicked it off with “Une Journee a Paris,” a night-to-remember party in the Big Apple. Showcasing their collection of “haute” jewelry, the party featured a fashion show styled by Annabel Tollman (stylist to stars such as Scarlett Johansson and Catherine Zeta Jones) and performances by the legendary Lido cabaret dancers (topless, wearing white fur and glittery blue costumes) and French pop-punk princesses The Plastiscines. Stars like Demi Moore, Ashley Olsen and Mischa Barton partied along with a capacity crowd of almost 1200 people! And what brought out a Chanel-clad Sarah Michelle Gellar? She told PEOPLE that not only was she on the host committee for the evening, but Van Cleef & Arpels “are the ultimate! Their jewelry is every girl’s fantasy. And I love the Paris theme.” Diamonds, Paris, fashion — what’s not to like?