I admit, dungarees aren't for everyone, but if there's an inner Laura Ashley hiding inside of you, now is the time to release her. Personally, I kinda love this kickback style. While Ralph Lauren paired his denim overalls with gold peep-toe heels for his Spring collection, I prefer mine with some fun flats. Retailers offer a range of styles varying from slim-fitting to baggier cuts. Glad I kept my pair from the '90s . . .

Wow, I'm crushing hardcore on glamafer's snazzy ensemble. The nighttime beauty is majorly working it in her sequined minidress, oversize blazer, and over-the-knee boots. Just enough glitz, the right amount of simplicity. This is how nighttime should look; I'm taking notes.

Here's what she has on:

Dress: Mango
Blazer: laredoute.ch
Boots: Jimmy Choo For H&M

Congrats to glamafer!

Everyone else, submit your looks, and I might feature you on FabSugar!

When Jennifer Garner isn't on mommy duty, she steps out on the red carpet with guns blazing! The actress celebrated her role at the Valentine's Day premiere in LA emoting major hotness in a lace and leather dress by Valentino. The nude slices and beaded embellishments inject an amazing modern touch. Black platform pumps by Brian Atwood and a silver cluster ring top off her undeniably amazing look.



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What do you get when you give a talented French designer and a fly songstress some fabric and a cause? FFAWN + Catherine Malandrino, a fierce "t-luxe" collection benefiting the Foundation For the Achievement of Women Now, a charity started by Blige in '08. The line, which starts at $39, hits Bloomingdale's next week and is all about empowering women with messages like "I'm Free" and "I'm Power."

So how did the duo join forces? "Catherine has been a dear friend of mine for years and, after she learned about FFAWN and our mission, she offered to create a T-shirt collection that would celebrate being women, being strong and being free," Blige said. Great friends, doing great things.

Louise Roe predicts Fall 2010’s top trends will fall into two categories: feminine or futuristic. In one camp, designers like Zac Posen, Carolina Herrera, and Monique Lhuillier are taking cues from old Hollywood silhouettes as seen on the red carpet. In the other camp, fashion-forward thinkers Alexander Wang, Marc Jacobs, Yigal Azrouël, and Project Runway winners Christian Siriano and Irina Shabayeva are taking a more avant-garde, Avatar-inspired take on what’s to come. Hear all about it.