Recent Emmy winner Kristin Chenoweth looked like a million bucks as she entered David Letterman's studio. She accomplished this by keeping her ensemble very minimal wearing an LBD with a one-shoulder twist. Peep-toe pumps and silver accessories make her appear even more sophisticated. It's certainly a winning week for the star. Shop her outfit now.
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You shouldn't be surprised this week's Fab faves are overflowing with style splendor — it was London Fashion Week. Kate Moss, Carine Roitfeld, Mary-Kate Olsen, Victoria Beckham, and Naomi were all there to revel. But Naomi looked most daring in her citron cobweb print Alexander McQueen minishift; isn't it perfect for her naughty personality? Stateside, premieres and parties proved that starlets are ready for Fall — notice a couple long-sleeve minidresses and cool outerwear.
Audrina Patridge looked like a bona fide TV star as she filmed scenes for The Hills in LA. Never the one to shy away from trends, Audrina rocked her Alice + Olivia romper proudly. She then finished the look with a pair of super high platforms. Shop the exact romper, and all the rest, now.
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First the Karl teddy bear, now a Manga doll. It's official: Karl Lagerfeld is an icon. The Italian maker of Japanese-inspired collectible figurines has created a Karl Tokidoki. Karl is clad in vinyl and is 10 inches tall — and he's affordable! Sorta. At 129 euros, about $190, they will be distributed at Tokidoki flagships in New York, Milan, and Los Angeles and select specialty stores for the holidays. Karl Tokidoki is wearing clothes from his K Karl Lagerfeld Collection; the severe sunnies and rhinestone-studded tie are quintessential Karl.
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Kristin Cavallari was seen walking about Beverly Hills in a look that can only be described as California cool. She paired a couple of her favorite items — a Kain pocket tee and her favorite Alexander Wang bag — with cutoff shorts and oversize black sunglasses to create this effortless style. Shop her look now.
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