I like to mix it up; I don't want to put myself in a style box. I usually don't stray too far, but I do like to explore different styles occasionally.

I don't really what's cool or what's not. I wear the pieces I like, no matter if they're in fashion or not. My two signature items are headbands and scarves. I have tons of those and I always wear them.

I'm diggin kate hudson's boots. Can someone far more knowledgeable ID them? I'm not the greatest with brand recognition.

I have fashion DID...though I do have a distinct look that everyone knows....

I switch it up, but I do have signature styles (notice the plural). Sometimes these different looks come together in one look, sometimes they are seperate.

It's always evolving I guess, but I do have a pretty distinct style. I don't really like to follow trends unless I absolutely adore them. I like skirts, tights, interesting shapes, and unexpected plays on volume.

Urban cowgirl. Or that's what I like to call it.

I switch it up all the time. My job connects me with people from all different kinds of backgrounds so I can be really ecclectic with my wardrobe. But there are days when I prefer to be more done-up than relaxed. Plus I like to throw in pieces that don't necessarily look like me to change it up.

I mix it up, but mostly I dress in Alexander Wang-type clothing. Simple colors but interesting shapes and such.

Contemporary, high-fashion gypsy

I really don't appreciate the fact that you grouped Kate Moss in the same category as Lauren Conrad. I know that saying Lauren Conrad as a signature style is not necessarily a complement, but still...I don't like her juxtaposed next to such a legend!

I'm way too random to have a signature style.

I like to mix it up, but I have my signature look that I like to stick to as well.

I more or less do. I know I have specific shapes, fits and colors that I like but recently I've been trying to look at things a little differently to change up how I dress a little. I just wish I could find clothing around here that looked more like what I want. I need to figure out how to make my own clothing.

i think that i'm slowly trying to evolve my style. back a few years ago - i definitely had a personal style that was my own - and now that i've kind of moved away from the lifestyle that i had at the time, my style has gone away too. i moved to a place that was much more casual - so i tried to change it up a bit and now that i'm back at my starting point, i'm trying to regain some personal style without being overly trendy again.

I don't get the inclusion of lauren conrad in this. What is her style? Kate Moss is boho-chic/retro, and Kate Hudson seems all California girl, but LC?

I usually stick to the triangle shape, does that count as a style? Most of my skirts and dresses are A-line and I tend to wear a lot of black. Whenever my clothes are folded, it's hard to tell what's what's because everything seems to be black.

I'm really drawn to the boho chic look...and I've always loved feminine styles. So I guess those are the looks that I gravitate towards.

I love changing up my style...i have an urban style,preppy,classic, and modern. I think its better to have different looks rather than looking similar and expected...its boring.

Signature style for me, of course!

I don't really agree that having a signature style is boring. The most enduring and influential style icons had/have a specific type of look that they stick to and that doesn't mean wearing the same outfit day after day. I thinking someone knowing how they are and being aware of what they like, not what's trendy, is far more interesting than people who obviously don't have a personality behind what they wear.

OOOH! SUH-NAP, Francoisehardly!

I sure do.

I chose other because I don't and totally wish I did! Still figuring it out

lol Francoise...I know what you mean...besides, having a signature style can be combined nicely with following the trends...the greatest fashion designers have always said style is about translating the trends that you like, to your own look.

I think I switch it up...but I'm not all over the map. There are definitely things that I repeat: statement shoes, scarves, jackets, bright colors and big rings. As long as I like it, I'll wear it, even if it's a little different than what I usually do!

I mix it up. I get influenced by a lot of things so I switch from one style to another.

I like to call my signature style East meets West. I'm a native to southern California but have lived most of the adult life in New York, so my style reflects a little bit of both. My style staples are pencil skirts, fitted jackets/blazers, sexy heels, and scarves or wraps, but I also am quite fond of flip-flops and well-fitting cotton tank tops. I don't follow every trend, I just stick to what works for me. My rule of thumb is if I don't feel completely comfortable and confident in my outfit, I don't leave the house in it.

It's more by accident than on purpose but I definitely see a theme in most of the clothes I buy - it's a bit of a gossip-girl-meets-rock-chick-then-goes-to-the-office kind of thing... mainly I am obsessed with plaid!