Seeing Anne Hathaway at Elle Magazine's 15th Annual Women in Hollywood Tribute in her standout platforms makes me wonder why more woman don't take the plunge on the red carpet. Yes, the look is head-to-toe Spring '09 Marc Jacobs, but given his successful collection, I would wear the entire eclectic look, too. And, I would wear it ASAP, as Anne did. The youthful yet sophisticated Lurex-striped blue dress has the ease of a shirt dress but sharp shoulders — completely modern. Color is woven throughout and catapulted via the sash belt. Anne's hair is slightly messed, delivering a nonchalant attitude. And back to the shoes, bold, witty, Fab.

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Anything slightly ghoulish is appealing to me right now, hello, Halloween is right around the corner. When I spotted Alba's statement scarf I knew it was by goth accessory designer Thomas Wylde. The Thomas Wylde Spider Twill Scarf, Tar ($250) is a subtle way to pay homage to the Halloween gods. And, yes, it's an instant way to jazz up jeans and a white tank.

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Lucky magazine is a brilliant source of style information, so naturally I trust its new book will be the same. The Lucky Guide to Mastering Any Style: How to Wear Iconic Looks and Make Them Your Own ($20), written by editor-in-chief Kim France and creative director Andrea Linett, helps women discover the best looks for them based on 10 iconic style prototypes.

What's more, the new release features the magazine's signature Lucky Breaks section. It offers exclusive deals and giveaways from well-known brands. Paige Premium Denim, for example, is giving away 10 shopping sprees for $1,000 each. Sign me up.

Take a close look. Do you notice the subtle juxtaposition between the smooth leather and suede of these Oscar de la Renta Leather Boots ($1,195)? This expert two-toned technique adds an exciting and elusive touch to boots. I like how the suede inset breaks up the smooth leather in a harmonious, hip fashion. Be daring and opt for a pair with patent detailing or better yet, contrast your neutral tone with a pop of color.

Halloween is one of my favorite holidays and let me say, if you're not celebrating the 31st, you're missing out. Not down for the ghoulish make-up and crazy costumes? Check out these sophisticated, handcrafted, Halloween offerings from Jessica Hicks.

There's no arguing the sleek mystic of these Blackened Snake Earrings ($390). If snakes aren't your thing, check out these amazing Gold Spiderweb Earrings ($200) or channel the Barbarella in you with these lovely Multi Star Silver Earrings ($250). Fab enough to wear year-round!

Kate Moss knows to make it in the industry — you must stay on top of the game. She was spotted in London with an armful of fashion mags looking like a modern day Pocahontas. Genius for the supermodel to twin her knee-high Minnetonka moccasins with a pair of denim cutoffs. While she bares skin on her bottom half, a nubby sweater and signature fur jacket keeps her warm up top. Color me inspired.

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• Gilles Bensimon in talks with Marie Claire — FWD
• Critical shopper: Alexander McQueen — New York Times
• The billion-dollar question: Is bling over? — WSJ
• Nicolas Ghesquière to design costumes for Guggenheim performance — FWD
• Lookbook: Loeffler Randall — Nylon
• Putting American Apparel on the world — IHT
• Crashion! What to wear to the recession — NY Observer
• Charlize Theron sued for wearing the wrong watch — NY Post
• Project Runway fans may have to cool their heels — LA Times