Leopard print often gets a bad rap for being tacky, but as these 10 celebrities prove, when worn correctly, it can look smashing. Whether you're looking for a fierce pair of leopard bottoms like model Jessica Hart, a plush leopard coat like Emma Roberts, or fab leopard pumps like Olivia Palermo, you should have at least one leopard piece in your closet. Take a cue from these trendsetters and accessorize your outfits with a pop of leopard via shoes, a bag, or a scarf, or go bold with a sassy leopard dress for a night on the town. Step inside to see 10 different ways to work leopard, then shop our favorite leopard picks.

Most people wear little duds in Vegas, but when Chloe Moretz attended the CinemaCon awards ceremony there, she opted for a darling ladylike purple metallic Kenzo dress and Jimmy Choo sandals. It's such an adorable ensemble, but one that doesn't lose its fashion-forward edge in its sweetness. We love everything from the print to the dressy collar to the pleated skirt to the knee-length hemline. This look is perfect for an occasion that calls for a more demure dress code. To re-create Chloe's look for your next event, step inside to see seven similarly ladylike printed frocks we handpicked just for you.

The colorblocking trend is still hot, and with springtime here, it's time to let go of all your inhibitions and experiment with the boldest of color matchups. If you're color shy, stylish stars like Jessica Alba, Katy Perry, Ashley Tisdale, Chelsea Kane, and Louise Roe are here to help. Whether you have the fashion guts to pull off hot pink and aqua like Katy or prefer something a bit more subdued like Louise, step inside to see five fresh Springy celeb colorblocking outfits and pick the ones that best suit your style.

Each season it seems as though there's a new take on sheer styles, and for Spring 2012, your usual see-through pieces have that extra something special: a modern mix between full-on mesh and classic cutouts. The laser-cut look is huge this year, and we spotted perforated details on many a Spring runway. From shoes to bags, dresses to shorts, designers offered up lightweight, breathable pieces, which can take on a sporty or sexy vibe, depending on how you wear it. Designers like Alexander Wang and Rag & Bone showed athletic webbed anoraks over leggings, while Cynthia Rowley, Altuzarra, and Fendi opted for fitted, clean-cut perforated leather mixed in with basic styles. Ready to get in on the trend? We've rounded up 15 perforated pieces that will give you a sleek, airy look for Spring. Click through now to shop them all.