Though Mischa's been going through a bit of an identity crisis, I'm still routing for the girl. While her pants here can definitely be characterized as "mom jeans" I'm crushing on her Matthew Williamson leopard top and glittery Lanvin flats — this is not a cheap outfit! While she still needs to fix that brassy hair of hers, I think things are looking up for Mischa heading into 2008!

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I've been inspired by the floral madness going on in the Balenciaga Spring 2008 collection, and this gorgeous red silk clutch ($28) seemed like a good way to get the Look For Less. The foldover shape is a modern touch, but it still retains that timeless vintage appeal.

Don't you just love the holidays? Even when all the festivities are over, we have post-holiday sales to look forward to. eLuxury is currently having a post-holiday sale where sale items are an additional 20 percent off. Score!

Don't you love this Marc by Marc Jacobs Stretch Wool Flannel Dress ($236, originally $398)? It's a good investment considering it can double as a coat. Happy post-holiday shopping!

Taste the rainbow: that seemed to be 2007's mantra. Yellow, fuchsia, and cobalt blue surfaced this Summer, and orange, red, turquoise, purple, green, and even white are carrying the wave into Fall and Winter. As the fascination with vivid brights trickled down from runway to real way, The Hills girls Lauren Conrad and Whitney Port both picked up on the trend, while Beyonce looked straight from Oz in her emerald gown, and Rachel Bilson rocked a turquoise minidress. Learn it and love it, ladies: color will be the way of life come Spring 2008.

• Fuchsia
• Orange
• Turquoise
• Yellow
• Green
• Cobalt Blue
• Red
• White
• Purple

Hervé Léger is one of the most coveted brands out there right now and we're not going to stop seeing it anytime soon. Hervé Léger by Max Azria will stage its first fashion show since the mid-'90s on Sunday, February 3 at 11 a.m. in Bryant Park, during New York Fashion Week. This will mark a historic day in fashion: the first time Hervé Léger will be showing in the U.S (the collection was originally shown in Paris). It will also be the first time that an American designer, via the French-Tunisian Max Azria (left), will be producing three major fashion shows for three different collections during New York Fashion Week. So many record-breaking events — I can't wait!
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