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Forget Bella’s adolescent wardrobe — Kristen Stewart is going for full-out fashionista while promoting New Moon in Europe. We’ve already seen her in neon Proenza Schouler in London and leather Elizabeth & James, but we had to take a double look at her Balenciaga outfit in Madrid. While her top may give the illusion of bare skin, her skirt actually does have a see-through panel, revealing a little bit more of Kristen than we’ve seen before! And while peekaboo clothing has been turning up on everyone from Leighton Meester to Lady Gaga, this look still got us thinking. Would you dare to bare your underwear like Kristen? Vote now!

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From sequined blazers to embellished minidresses, shine is a major trend this season — but when we saw Ziyi Zhang’s satin shorts ensemble at Milan Fashion Week, we wondered if dressy shorts were destined to become a new holiday favorite. We want to hear your opinion! Tell us: Would you try out this look for a holiday party? Or are shorts better suited to weekend beach trips in the winter?

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Even in the middle of a star-studded Fashion Week party, Ciara still knows how to stand out. Her super-sexy, over-the-knee boots by Christian Louboutin combine towering heels with sultry suede and dramatic cut-outs. With a white tee and black skinnies, the look is bold yet pulled-together, but still a whole lot of look for those of us who don’t have the singer’s model-esque proportions or innate style swagger. Tell us: Would you wear boots like Ciara? Or is this style best left to celebs? – Emmy Parsons

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Gwen Stefani is one of our favorite beauty icons. We love her enduring look of platinum blonde chignon paired with bold red lips. So we were shocked when she appeared at her fashion brand L.A.M.B.’s spring/summer presentation with neutral gloss and electric blue eye shadow. We think her aqua lids looks brilliant, but think we’d have to be Gwen to pull it off. We want to know: Would you wear bright blue on your lids?

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She may not have been old enough to remember the ’80s properly, but Ashley Tisdale, who was born in 1986, is helping revive the decade by bringing acid-washed jeans back. The singer has been spotted out- and- about in L.A. wearing a pair of distressed acid-washed Jet jeans– and she’s not the only one! Trendsetter Nicole Richie has also been spotted rocking the same pair around town! While we will always fondly remember Molly Ringwald and Elisabeth Shue’s flower headpieces and taffeta dresses, we aren’t sure we have the same feelings towards acid-washed jeans. You be the judge! Vote on whether you want to see acid-washed jeans make a comeback.

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From oxford loafers to boyfriend blazers, hints of menswear are popping up all over the place. And we’re big fans of this effortless, polished trend. Recently, Diane Kruger took the style to a new level at the Melbourne premiere of Inglourious Basterds. She wore a Chanel ensemble complete with a black bowtie, suspenders over a crisp white sleeveless shirt and pleat-front pants with slicked-back hair, a simple leather watch and patent Mary-Jane heels by Christian Louboutin. We’re loving her bold interpretation of the
masculine-chic look. Always gorgeous and fashion forward, Kruger really pulls it off. But could we? Tell us: Would you wear menswear head to toe? –Emmy Parsons

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Dark eye shadow and bold lips are the biggest trends of the upcoming fall season, but the classic oft-repeated rule of makeup artists is to choose either a strong eye or lip but never, ever both at once. But the ever-fashionable Diane Kruger defied this cosmetic commandment by pairing a dark matte lipstick with a dramatic smoky eye for the Inglourious Basterds premiere in Berlin and looked pretty darn amazing. But, like many of Diane’s looks, this may be one better left to stylish former-models. We want to know: What do you think about the combination? Would you wear a dark eye shadow with a bold lipstick?

Although it’s not the easiest look to pull off, when done right, jumpsuits create a sleek, monochromatic look that has proven to be a chic alternative to pants and a top. So when Chloe Sevigny popped up on the red carpet in a structured, leather version, we took note. The Proenza Schouler jumpsuit has a fierce, super-hero vibe, especially when paired with sexy cutout heels. The daring ensemble works for the Big Love star, who has never shied away from taking a fashion risk, but this is one look we’re not so sure we’re willing to rock — especially in the July heat! StyleWatch editors want to know if you’d try this alternative to the flowy jumpsuit or the easy romper. Tell us: Would you wear an all-leather jumpsuit?

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We love when warm weather arrives so we can whip out the bright colors and experiment with our clothes, accessories and even our makeup! There are tons of options, but lately we’ve been loving hot pink polish on our toes and a bright yellow statement necklace to go with an otherwise subdued outfit. It’s the perfect segue into summer. Mischa Barton must’ve been thinking the same thing with her head-to-toe color including matching neon yellow jacket, tassel scarf and shoes. The bold look works for the former O.C. star, but we don’t know if we could pull it off ourselves. The editors at StyleWatch want to know if you’d give this hue a try. Tell us: Would you wear electric yellow head-to-toe? — Archana Ram

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Fergie has never been one to shy away from a fashion risk. So when we spotted her rocking a pair of drop-crotch pants, which have been showing up all over the runways, we weren’t exactly surprised. We know that the ’80s are back in a big way, but we’re not sure if taking fashion cues from MC Hammer is a step we’re willing to take in the name of fashion. When it comes to trouser trends, are you ready for “Hammer Time” again? Or do you wish that this look would have just stayed in the ’80s? Vote in our poll below!

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Known for her bold fashion choices, Chloe Sevigny definitely didn’t disappoint at California’s Coachella Music Festival last week. Along with her floral dress and black T-shirt, the Big Love star paired her beige sandals with black socks. It’s a great way to cover pedicure-needy feet and even prevent blisters, but we think the beauty of sandals is breaking free from winter and embracing the open toes of spring. But we know that Chloe is a trendsetter, so we want to know what you think! Tell us: Would you wear socks with sandals or heels? –Archana Ram

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Taylor Momsen’s character on Gossip Girl, Jenny Humphrey, is no stranger to unique fashion choices – from her plaid skirt with neon pink tulle to her intense daytime smoky eye. So we weren’t surprised when we saw her making another bold fashion statement on set with the new, summer-friendly version of the boyfriend jean — the boyfriend short. This new trend looks ultra-comfortable, and paired with a leather vest and chic ankle boots, the look certainly works for her edgy style. But we’re not sure how we feel about the trend for ourselves — like many things on Gossip Girl, it might be a little out of our reach. Tell us: Would you wear boyfriend shorts like Taylor Momsen? – Archana Ram

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We love Jessica Alba’s casual style — fun T-shirts, cool cardigans and great jeans. So we had to look twice at her outfit for a friend’s party today in Los Angeles. Her accessories, including her luxe Gerard Darel snakeskin bag and lace-up sandals, are totally killer, and Blair Waldorf herself would covet that feminine ruffled blouse. But we just can’t decide how we feel about Jessica’s high-waisted purple pants, which are pleated and pegged at the ankle. When you are gorgeous and fit as Jessica, you can pull off a look this tricky, but for the rest of us, this might be one look we have to sit out. Tell us: Would you wear Jessica’s purple pants?

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From Gwyneth Paltrow to Maggie Gyllenhaal, stars are working the red carpet in jumpsuits — with varying degress of success. Selma Blair popped up in a provocative, glammed up Marchesa jumpsuit for the premiere of Hellboy 2, looking so much more glamazon than ’70s disco queen! The wide-leg bottoms are just wide enough (without venturing into bell-bottom territory!), making the suit look elegant and comfortable. Minimal accessories — small earrings and a classic Chanel clutch — keep it from looking costume-y, and tasteful beading along the plunging neckline adds just a touch of sparkle. Tell us: Would you wear a jumpsuit like Selma’s?

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Fergie’s talent for pulling off just about any kind of look makes her one of our favorite fashionistas. We dig her tough-girl concert style and love to see her heat up red carpet in sexy, refined gowns like this chic Calvin Klein. Never afraid to take a risk, she’s jumped on the light-wash denim trend and taken it for a tie-dye spin. It’s not our favorite Fergalicious moment, but we do like how she pairs the bold jeans with a tailored, classic button-down and pulls it all together with a bright belt to keep the rocker-chic look from crashing into Woodstock territory. Tell us: Would you wear tie-dyed jeans?

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We’ve had to brush up on art history to prep for this season’s painterly tops and dresses so that we can approach each piece with a curator’s eye. And since colorblocking, ethereal watercolors and abstract brush strokes are ruling the runways, our closet’s starting to look like a mini museum. As a fan of every art-inspired look, we’re digging this Chloe dress worn by actress Emily Mortimer. Framed by black tights and eye-catching purple booties, the dress is truly a work of art. Other stars loving the trend? Demi Moore, whose YSL paint-splattered shift is perfect for a sunny summer day. Tell us: Are you feeling this artsy trend? Would you wear a painterly dress? What do you like about the look — or hate about it?

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Wearing bright orange isn’t for the faint of heart, but we’re kind of feeling Chloe Sevigny’s bold frock. Not only is the full-skirted silhouette flattering, but the hue complements the Big Love star’s skin tone. Plus she smartly pairs it with a pale pink clutch and satin pumps that provide the perfect color contrast. As much as we like this look, we’re not so sure we’d be brave enough to don it. But we want to know what you think. Tell us: Would you wear a dress in this shocking shade?

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For years it’s been touted as the number one rule for dressing slimmer: avoid horizontal stripes. But stars all over size-obsessed Hollywood have been sporting it recently on shirts, tees — and even full dresses. Since we love the look on the celebs like Cameron Diaz, Jessica Biel and America Ferrera, featured in our new Stars in Stripes gallery, we’re really considering adding it to our spring wardrobe with a sailor shirt or two. But we want to know what you think! Tell us: Would you wear horizontal stripes?

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Shedding their school girl image, knee-high hosiery is getting a fresh update from some of Hollywood’s most stylish starlets. Ashlee Simpson keeps it sporty, pairing them with her low-top Converse sneakers. Jessica Alba playfully wears them in a contrasting color over a pair of black opaque tights. And Rihanna keeps it sexy in thigh-high pair that show just a hint of skin. We’re not completely sold on this trend, but we’d love to hear from you. Tell us: Would you wear this look?

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