Celebrities Front Row At 2013 Paris Fashion Week

Olivia Palermo has us seriously in awe with her Christian Dior front row get-up. She wore a striped dress, quilted burgundy bag and shoes all from the Spring 2013 ready-to-wear collection. Staying stylishly warm, the fashion maven styled out the cold snap in a black Felder Felder coat teamed with crimson lips and a fuss-free updo.

Leigh Lezark brought a flash of colour to the front row opting for a fluoro pink mini, matching clutch and classic Chanel pearls.

Jessica Alba wowed on the front row of Shiatzy Chen in this electric blue silk kimono style mini-dress by the designer. Adding a fashion-edge to the look, Jess worked the only 'do to be seen with over Fashion Week - the top-knot. Perfect!

The gorgeous Milla Jovovich worked a classic Chanel look front row at the Autumn Winter 2013 show.

Lee Lee Sobeiski looked chic and laid-back working a tomboy look at the ADAA Art Show Gala.

Kim Kardashian and Kanye West proved they're a couple truly in sync in the style stakes, wearing complementing black and white outfits at Givenchy's Autumn Winter 2013 show.

Top 4 Trends For Fall 2013

New York, London, Milan, and Paris — Fashion Week cities right here.

Shades of Blue

The Fall 2013 runways showcased a wide range of cool blue hues. From Valentino's cobalt jumpsuit to Prada's ladylike sky-blue gingham sheath, there should be enough shades of blue to keep you content all season long.

High-Impact Details

It's easy to say, "It's all in the details," but the Fall '13 collections took a bolder (than ever) stance on standout embellishments and finishes. Whether it be Lanvin's bejeweled tiaras and insect appliques, Gucci's dark-hued feather gowns, Alexander McQueen's Elizabethan takeover, or Julien Macdonald's bright orange mirrored effects, the details were not just an outfit perk — they were the main event.

The (New) Structural Bag

What exactly do we mean by the "new" structural bag? Just that designers spared no angular line or boxy shape where their handheld accessories were concerned. It wasn't limited to sharp-edged crossbody bags and boldly pronounced doctors' bags, either; even the accordian-pleated clutches and camera bags got their structural dues.

You're Grounded

For Fall '13, footwear is getting a reality check - shoes are grounded with lug soles and platforms; rounded toes; heavier soles; and thick, stacked heels. 

The Festival Fashions You'll Wear All Spring

A cute printed romper is perfect in a music festival setting, but it also works just hanging out at a weekend flea market or eating brunch outside on a warm spring day. Pair with a braided belt and an oversized cocktail ring. Also it can be your MagicDress.co.uk cocktail dresses uk.

Wear nothing but a crochet bikini top and fringed suede shorts.Jorts (aka jean shorts) are practically the official uniform of music festival goers everywhere. Plus, they're so simple to style -- just pair with a cute tank. If your jorts are high-waisted, go for a crop top.

If you want more of a girly-girl look, skip the frayed jorts and go for a breezy sundress in a fresh color like mint green.

Channel your inner hippie and pair with a handmade headband made from daisies. OK, yeah, that's probably way too flower child, so just accessorize with a stack of bangles instead. -- BeautyRiot

Paris Fashion Week 2013

IT'S the final leg of our fashion week tour - we've been to New York, London and Milan and now finally on to Paris. As one of the world's chicest cities, synonymous with elegance, decadence and an effortlessly cool attitude to dressing what can we expect?

Catherine Baba wearing a Tsumori Chisato coat and a vintage hat.

Anne Catherine Frey wearing a Margiela for H&M shirt with trousers and a top both from Sonia Rykiel. I've accessorised my look with a 3.1 Phillip Lim bag and Zara shoes.

Elisa Baudoin's dress is by Manoush, my bag is vintage and my shoes are from Mellow Yellow.

Ulyana Sergeenko, designer, wearing Christian Dior couture.

What's Hot: To Be A Party Queen

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Oscars Memory of the Best Dresses that Difficult to Erase

Audrey Hepburn 1953
No Oscar dress list is complete without Audrey Hepburn. The iconic actress looked every bit the modern movie star in a sweet, ivory lace gown designed for her by longtime sartorial collaborator Hubert de Givenchy in 1953, the year she won best actress for her work in Roman Holiday.

Madonna 1991
Michael Jackson on her arm, $20 million in Harry Winston diamonds and a blinding Bob Mackie sequined gown - no, Madonna didn't opt for low-key at the 1991 Academy Awards. But she looked like an old-school movie star anyway and still retained her signature pluck. And in the end, that's the true mark of successful style.

Nicole Kidman 1997
Say what you will about John Galliano and his missteps, but there's no disputing that the embroidered chartreuse Dior creation he designed for Nicole Kidman in 1997 ushered in a new era of daring, fantasy-filled red carpet dressing that remains to this day.

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New Rules in Party Style: Celeb Party Looks Inspiration

Tis' the season for beading, sequins and jewels. Tis the season to be stylish, so let your fave stars guide the way. Whether you're curvy, boyish, petite, or full-figured, you can get inspiration from the celebs about what-to-wear panic, be prepared to dress your party best this season.

Boyish: Go Seriously Girly
Kristen Stewart defied her tomboyish figure—and style—in a dress that is girly to the max. The ornate bow of the asymmetrical lace frock gave the illusion of a strong shoulder and the cummerbund-like belt created curves on her straight and narrow frame.

Embellish a Little Or a Lot
Take note from Emma Stone and keep the details the same color as the fabric to avoid festive overload. Look for a frock with a 3-D effect to stand out in the crowd of accoutrements.

Fuller Figured: Try Anything-but-Shy Silhouettes
Reaching for a sack dress might be a natural reflex, but a loose shape will only add pounds. Enhance your figure in a form-shaping sheath dress or a forgiving wrap dress. And black is not your only choice hue this season: Embrace navy, gunmetal gray, and Bordeaux—all of which are rich and slimming. Reward your newfound bravery with a bold accessory a la Christina Hendricks.

White Feels Right
Take a cue from model Chanel Iman in Dolce & Gabbana and dress yourself in head-to-toe white this season. This includes, but is not limited to, a delicate white shift dress, white diamonds, white spiked pumps and white lingerie pretty enough to let peek through.