A provocative fragrance needs a provocative model, so Lindsay Lohan seemed just right for the job as the face of FCUK Friction. The actress — who’s had her own share of troubles in the past couple of years — appears on boxes and in advertisements for the mischievous, sensual fragrance, available for both men and women.

Lohan holds tight to model Petey Wright in her sexy photo, originally shot for Muse magazine by photographer Yu Tsai. But according to a spokeswoman for FCUK Beauty, the image was reused for the Friction launch because it “evoked the feelings of passion and seduction that Friction would achieve.” Yowza!

Friction Her features notes of apple blossom, coconut, amber and sandalwood, while Friction Him smells of mandarin, black coconut, rum accord, amber and leather. Both fragrances are available at fcukfriction.com and retail for $20-$75 depending on size; ‘May Cause Friction’ and ‘Remove for Friction’ underwear is available, as well. Wonder if Lohan has a pair? Tell us: What do you think of Lohan’s sensual ad?

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It looks like even Lindsay Lohan has caught the Pippa bug!

For Kim Kardashian’s star-studded nuptials on Saturday, the actress donned a white version of the glamorous green Temperley gown Pippa Middleton wore to her sister’s royal wedding; Temperley’s public relations team says they didn’t lend Lohan the gown, but believe she purchased it from their Los Angeles store for the Saturday wedding in Montecito, Calif.

And while conventional wedding wisdom says that a guest should never wear white, the hue was actually at the bride’s behest; she requested that the 450 guests “please wear black or white.”

The gown, a floor-length satin dress with a crystal brooch, was first created for the Duchess of Cambridge’s little sis. “I was honored that Ms. Pippa Middleton asked me to design her dress for the Royal Wedding evening reception,” the British designer said at the time. “She loved the green color, which looks great on her skin tone. The dress was designed especially for her with a fantastic open back and a full skirt for dancing in.”

While Middleton paired the show-stopper with a sparkling clutch and Aruna Seth heels, Lohan stuck with the white motif, adding a fringed updo plus jewels by Philip Press, Elodie K. and Erica Courtney to complete the look. Tell us: Who do you think looks better in Temperley?

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First, there was the oh-so-sexy minidress. Then came the white pants and low-cut top. But Thursday, Lindsay Lohan covered up for court, sporting a second skin taupe dress, black tights and patent heels. The 24-year-old arrived in Los Angeles for her latest hearing with mom Dina and sister Ali by her side, and learned that Superior Court Judge Keith L. Schwartz is giving her two more weeks — until March 25 — to accept a plea deal in her necklace theft case. If Lohan doesn’t accept the plea terms, which were undisclosed, the case will move toward a preliminary hearing in which evidence and testimony will be heard to see if a trial is warranted. Though the actress is accused of stealing a $2,500 necklace from a Venice, Calif., jewelry store, sources close to the star say she believed she was loaned the necklace. However, the store owners recently stated, “Kamofie and Company never gave permission to Ms. Lohan to remove the necklace from the store.” Tell us: Do you think this look was court appropriate? –Reporting by Ken Lee

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Lindsay Lohan might have pleaded not guilty to felony grand theft in court yesterday for lifting a pricy necklace, but looks like she may be guilty of an even more fashionable crime—her outfit. The actress created some buzz yesterday when she showed up for her court appearance in Los Angeles wearing a tight white minidress reminiscent of something one might wear for a night on the town, pairing the bare-legged look with patent pumps and superstar shades. Although Lindsay did choose a clothing color that is traditionally associated with innocence, the short, curve-hugging style may not have been the most professional-looking option for the occasion. Tell us: Was Lindsay Lohan’s outfit appropriate for a courtroom? –Kim Peiffer

Lindsay Lohan recently Tweeted that she planned to take things “one step at a time,” and now she’ll be doing that in shoes from her first-ever footwear line for her clothing brand 6126! “I took inspiration from old Hollywood glamour and added a modern edge,” Lohan tells PEOPLE of the line. “It was key to make comfortable, timeless shoes that can easily go from day to night and feel cool, chic and glamorous.” Lohan’s business partner Kristi Kaylor says that means an update to classic styles including wedges and riding boots, adding modern accents like hardware and mixed leathers. And Kaylor tells PEOPLE that Lohan is involved in the creative process the whole way: “She comes to meetings with tears, photos, and fabrics. She brings her own shoes in to show specifics. She’s ultra-prepared, all the time.” Lohan’s also a stickler for high-quality footwear, ordering all the materials straight from Europe and choosing “fashion-forward but not trendy” shoes, Kaylor says. “They’re timeless — you’re buying an over-the-knee boot to wear for years.” Lohan fans can nab the shoes in stores this fall; they’ll cost between $100-450. –Alex Apatoff

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It looks like Kendall Jenner isn’t the only teenage celebrity sibling to pursue a modeling career! Lindsay Lohan‘s 16-year-old sister Ali is causing her own commotion with these just-released modeling images for her older sister’s new 6126 online campaign and lookbook. Appearing every bit the grown-up screen siren, and less the little sister, Ali shows off pieces from the ready-to-wear label’s spring 2011 collection, ranging from a sexy sequined ‘Dakota’ minidress to the low-cut ‘Hilary’ frock. Shot by photographer Tyler Fields at a private Hollywood Hills home last month, the campaign and the entirety of Lindsay’s 6126 line, is inspired by Marilyn’s Monroe’s iconic glamour, designed “for a girl who desires to be graceful yet seductive,” says Lindsay in a release. And while Ali is clearly a natural in front of the camera like big sis Lindsay, we can’t help but wonder if maybe these shots are a bit too sophisticated for the teen. To check out the entire 6126 spring collection and more of Ali’s modeling shots, visit 6126bylindsaylohan.com. Tell us: What do you think of Ali Lohan’s new 6126 images? –Jessie Goldberg

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After a controversy that left her lanky extensions tangled in jailhouse rules just over a month ago, Lindsay Lohan‘s hair is once again causing quite a stir. After spending months as a blonde, the starlet has dumped her platinum color and returned to her auburn roots, which she debuted today while out and about in Santa Monica, Calif. Never one to shy from switching up her hair color, Lindsay’s new fiery style seems fitting with all the changes going on in her life. And while we love how this new look plays up a healthy glow, we want to know what you think. Tell us: Should Lindsay stick with the natural color or go back to bombshell blonde?

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Lindsay Lohan‘s recent stint in jail doesn’t seem to be hindering her fashion career. Before her incarceration, designer Marc Ecko enlisted the actress as his “digital muse” to star in a new interactive ad campaign for the fall 2010 collection of his contemporary clothing line Cut & Sew. Instead of just posing for pretty pictures, Lindsay will appear in a series of online video skits, shot by Markus Klinko and Indrani, that will be featured on a dedicated site, marceckomuse.com, later this month. The multimedia initiative combines the traditional ideas of a print campaign with web technology to create a multi-dimensional, virtual experience for the consumer using effects similar to holograms. So why Lindsay? “I cast Lindsay because people are fascinated with her – they can either feel good or bad things, but they are feeling some type of emotion. She’s a pop culture icon,” Ecko said in a release. Lindsay will also appear in a more traditional print campaign alongside the designer, shot by famed photographer Zach Gold in New York City and scheduled to bow in September magazines. Check out this behind-the-scenes look at the making of Marc Ecko and Lindsay Lohan’s interactive campaign below. –Andrea DeSimone

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With jailhouse rumblings that Lindsay Lohan is getting special treatment behind bars, authorities want to set the record straight about one thing: The star got to keep her lanky hair extensions only because they were too hard to remove. According to the Los Angeles Times, sheriff’s spokesman Steve Whitmore said that most inmates at the Century Regional Detention Facility will have their extensions removed upon entering–but only if the fake locks are actually detachable. Lohan’s, he said, are bonded to her hair, sewn too close to the scalp to remove. Lohan, 24, has been jailed at the women’s facility in Lynwood, Calif., since July 20 for a 90-day sentence for violating probation in a DUI case. Her term is being reduced due to overcrowding and she has less than a week left behind bars. –Sara Hammel

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Last night’s episode of Bravo’s Double Exposure gave us a behind-the-scenes look at the fashion shoot for Lindsay Lohan‘s 6126 clothing line. Snapped by photographers Markus Klinko and Indrani, the starlet modeled several looks from her current spring/summer collection, including the Femme Fatale leggings above. “I’m really obsessed with the music videos from the ’80s,” said Markus of his inspiration for the shot, which featured Lohan in the studio’s bare-bones electrical room. “I have this idea to make Lindsay into this total video vixen.” Clearly pleased with the results, Markus took to his blog, addressing the behind-the-behind-the-scenes Twitterverse drama about Lohan’s late arrival to the shoot, “If I had to choose between a celebrity that is perfectly on time and perfectly boring, I would much rather take Lindsay. So maybe rather than all this noise about how late she was, let’s focus on how amazing she was when she actually showed up.” For more on Double Exposure, visit bravo.tv, and for more info on 6126, check out 6126bylindsaylohan.com. –Marissa Patlingrao Cooley

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Who says an alcohol-monitoring bracelet can’t be chic? Certainly not Lindsay Lohan, who took fashion matters into her own hands after being ordered to wear the unsightly ankle device following a failed court appearance last week. Lindsay, who’s been spotted sporting a new blonde do along with her SCRAM-bracelet, appealed to Chanel via her Twitter last night, begging for a timely solution to the fashion faux-pas, tweeting: “can CHANEL please help me out by getting me some stickers to put on my scram bracelet so that i can at least wear a chic dress?! maybe!? x”. While the last time that Lindsay voluntarily wore another SCRAM bracelet, she flaunted it while wearing teeny bikinis, she seems to be going for a modest approach these days in uncharacteristic wide-leg jeans. Will Karl Lagerfeld come to Lindsay’s rescue so she can wear minis again? Only time will tell. –Gillian Koenig

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The old saying goes that blondes have more fun. Perhaps that’s what Lindsay Lohan was counting on when she said goodbye to her raven-colored hair and reverted back to golden tresses this week. The newly towheaded starlet-cum-designer–who was recently ordered to wear an alcohol-monitoring ankle bracelet after failing to appear in court on Thursday–sported similar buttery waves three years ago, around the same time she voluntarily wore another SCRAM ankle bracelet. Coincidence? We can’t be sure, but if the 23-year-old’s gone blonde for a little pick-me-up amid troubled times, she does seem to be enjoying her new do. Tell us: Do you like Lindsay Lohan’s new blonde locks? –David Yi

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Lindsay Lohan‘s first collection of handbags won’t be hitting stores until the holiday season, but the star is giving PEOPLE readers an exclusive sneak peek at her new “It” bag now! Lindsay, who teamed with former Dolce & Gabbana handbag designer Paz Shaked Wolf to create the assortment of nightclub-inspired pieces, will introduce the  6126 bag collection with four styles, including “The Monroe” (pictured above and below). Designed to be worn five different ways, the Monroe has been dubbed the “It” bag of Lindsay’s assortment. Also in the utilitarian collection is the aptly-named leather “Starlett,” which features woven chain and mesh details; “The Kitten With A Whip,” a nappa trimmed snake-embossed bag; and the “Glam-A Go Go,” which boasts bohemian metal fringe. The collection will retail for $165-$395 in department and specialty stores around the world. And if those prices are a bit too luxe for your budget, never fear. For Spring 2011, Lindsay will follow-up with 7286, an affordable line of bags–all retailing under $165. Stay tuned for more information on Lindsay’s handbag launch. Tell us: What do you think of her Lindsay’s bag? Will you buy it?–Andrea DeSimone

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Defying her critics, Lindsay Lohan is proudly showing off her newly expanded 6126 fashion line by modeling the clothes herself in the label’s Fall 2010 lookbook. The star’s latest collection has expanded to include much more than just her original lineup of leggings, and by the looks of it, Lindsay’s new designs–such as this sequined jumper–are perfect for evenings out in Hollywood. Expect to see leather jackets, jumpsuits and dresses come fall. And by spring 2011, Lohan will branch out even further by adding a collection of handbags to 6126. See more styles at InStyle.com. Tell us: Will you buy Lindsay’s expanded 6126 fall collection?–Andrea DeSimone

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First ready-to-wear and now handbags! Despite leaving the world of high fashion behind, Lindsay Lohan‘s design career is far from over. In fact, Lindsay’s 6126 fashion line just inked a three year deal with The California Bag Company and European handbag designer Paz Shakked Wolf to create a collection of handbags. Wolf, a former handbag designer for Tarina Tarantino and Dolce & Gabbana, will join Lindsay in creating a line of glamorous bags to accompany 6126′s existing hosiery and fashion collections. The bags will hit high end department stores and boutiques for spring 2011.Tell us: Will you buy Lindsay’s handbags?–Andrea DeSimone

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It looks like Lindsay Lohan might have a little more time to focus exclusively on her 6126 line of leggings and apparel in the days ahead. After months of tumult over her appointment as the artistic advisor for Emanuel Ungaro — and one not well-received runway show — the unlikely team appears to have parted ways. The actress was not present at the Ungaro fashion show today during Paris Fashion Week, and the brand’s owner Asim Abdullah told WWD backstage, “She’s not involved in this collection,” while declining to comment further. The actress quickly went from describing her catwalk debut as “pretty much a fairytale” to being bashed in the design world, even incurring the ire of the brand’s respected namesake founder, who deemed her first and maybe only collection for his former house “a disaster.” Tell us: What do you think of Lindsay’s possible departure from Ungaro?–Katherine Kluznik Rentmeester

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Looks like Lindsay Lohan‘s hope for a drama-free 2010 is already over. Merely a week after plans to expand her leggings line 6126 into a full fashion line hit the internet — complete with sketches — Lindsay has been accused of copying designs by two separate designers, reports WWD. First, James Lillis, designer of Black Milk Clothing, took to his blog, toomanytights.typepad.com, to point out the similarities between Lindsay’s “Diamond” leggings and his own “Sheer Spartan” leggings — both of which boast a signature triangle cutout at mid-thigh. Next,Fashionista.com labeled Lindsay’s geometric dress as a dead ringer for a Jen Kao dress the star wore only last month — to which designer Jen Kao responded to WWD, saying, “While we are all well aware that being ‘mimicked’ or ‘copied’ has always existed in this industry, I think the evolution of it all has grown to an alarming level. It’s a shame to support the concept of taking advantage of designers who are still trying to develop a name and solidify the image of their design aesthetic.” While Lindsay has yet to respond to the accusations against her, Kristi Kaylor, president of 6126, defended Lindsay and the integrity of her designs to WWD, saying, “The alleged ‘copying’ claims made by these companies are false and have absolutely no merit or validity whatsoever. Any alleged similarities are purely coincidental. The 6126 illustrations for the upcoming fall 2010 collections do not even describe the fabric content, fit or actual construction details of the garments. This is merely an accusation based upon a pencil sketch with no concrete viable evidence to back up the allegations.”

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While Lindsay Lohan‘s troubles as artistic advisor at Ungaro continue, the actress isn’t letting sartorial drama at the French fashion house slow down production of her own signature 6126 legging line. Yesterday Lindsay took to Twitter to reveal that she would be expanding the collection beyond hosiery, saying, “i need MORE followers i am so sad about this, how can i tell everyone about my 6126 full collection COMING OUT! all clothing.” This morning, WWD confirms that the expanded collection will launch for fall 2010 and feature 100 pieces that range from $18 leggings to a $300 leather jacket. The following spring the line will grow even further, to encompass 150 items, including handbags, shoes, jewelry and cosmetics. Tell us: Do you plan to dress yourself in Lindsay’s clothes? –Katherine Kluznik Rentmeester

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