Reese Witherspoon's recent shopping trip to Paris (and purported wedding gown search) has us wondering: who will she be wearing on her wedding day? There are so many gorgeous gowns we'd love to see Reese in, so we've gathered the best here, and we're posing the big question to you: what dress do you think is perfect for Reese? Click through to see the candidates, then vote for your favorite — maybe Reese will take Fab's bridal advice!
Oscar de la Renta Criticizes Michelle Obama for Wearing Alexander McQueen to State Dinner
>> Michelle Obama has taken to wearing British designers this week — she wore Roksanda Ilincic for the first time while greeting Chinese president Hu at the White House on Wednesday and then chose an Alexander McQueen gown by Sarah Burton (left) for the state dinner honoring the People's Republic of China that evening.
Oscar de la Renta, who two years ago criticized what he said was Obama's lack of support of American fashion, is back again, questioning why she chose the McQueen gown for the occasion. “My understanding,” de la Renta told WWD, “is that the visit was to promote American-Chinese trade — American products in China and Chinese products in America. Why do you wear European clothes?”
De la Renta noted that Obama continues to have the power to boost a house's business, and added: “I’m not talking about my clothes, my business. I’m old, and I don’t need it. But there are a lot of young people, very talented people here who do."
2011 Golden Globe Awards: Battle of the Pink Ladies
After it was announced that honeysuckle would be 2011's color of the year, we've been seeing pink hues everywhere — and at last night's Golden Globe Awards, a gaggle of gorgeous Fab ladies were looking through rose-colored glasses. Lea Michele looked frothy and feminine, Julianne Moore rocked hot-pink Lanvin, and Claire Danes and Emma Stone both looked chic in Calvin Klein sheaths. Click through to see each stylish lady, and cast your vote for who looked prettiest in pink.
2011 Golden Globe Awards: Piper Perabo
Piper Perabo is bringing a dazzling smile and a bow-topped black Oscar de la Renta gown to the red carpet. Her structured dress gets a dose of playfulness from the bow, and she accessorizes with diamond studs, a diamond bracelet, and a little red and white box clutch. What's your verdict?

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Spring's Latest Obsession — Tassel Up!

>> Pucci, Diane von Furstenberg, Louis Vuitton, and Roberto Cavalli all showcased tassel embellishments on their Spring runways — via handbags and clothing — and we can't seem to get enough. Why not shake up your wardrobe now with this See by Chloé floral silk crepe de Chine dress, a pair of tights, some boots, and a turtleneck, and then wear the same dress come Spring with a pair of cute sandals? Peruse more tassel-filled fun below.
The Top Trends From Pre-Fall 2011
The pre-Fall collections have been steadily growing in importance, and we love them because they're a sneak peek at what the designers are planning for their big Fall collections. Will we see more trends like the '70s, ladylike themes, or minimalism? What are the new colors going to be? Click on for an insider look at the best of pre-Fall 2011.

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Whose Ladylike Hollywood Walk of Fame Outfit Is Most Fab?
Getting a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame is huge. Gwyneth Paltrow is the latest actress to join the exclusive group, which also includes Reese Witherspoon, Cameron Diaz, and Kyra Sedgwick, among others. So it's only fitting that they would show up to the ceremony in perfect ensembles. Gwyneth opted for a lace Monique Lhuillier, Reese wore Dolce & Gabbana polka dots, Cameron chose white lace Oscar de la Renta, and Kyra Sedgwick went with a voluminous orange frock. They all went the ladylike-chic route, but whose dress is most Fab?

Don't Wait, Start Mimicking These 10 Chic Pre-Fall 2011 Looks Now!
The Pre-Fall festivities began last week and continue to come on strong. We'll start seeing these pieces next year, but that doesn't mean we have to wait to be inspired by them. Tory Burch, Rag & Bone, Michael Kors, Jason Wu, Rachel Roy, and Oscar de la Renta have all created amazing, cozy-chic pieces that are dying to be mimicked right now! Step inside to see them all.
Details on Google's New Fashion Initiative — Boutiques.com
>> After last week's rumor suggesting that Google is launching ecommerce on Wednesday, a few clarifying details have come up: the initiative Boutiques.com is actually a curation of virtual boutiques; visitors won't be able to purchase directly from Google but rather, will click through to a brand's online store or an online retailer like Saks, Net-a-Porter, or Barneys to purchase the item.
There are at least 19 designers, including Oscar de la Renta, Tory Burch, Cynthia Rowley, Marchesa, Isaac Mizrahi, Tracy Reese, Prabal Gurung, and Erin Fetherston, who have been invited to set up virtual stores on the site. There will also be curated boutiques selling looks worn by celebrities and influencers like Lady Gaga, Victoria Beckham, Emma Watson, Anna Wintour, Rachel Zoe, and Michelle Obama. Sarah Jessica Parker has been asked to set up her own personalized shop, and a handful of high profile bloggers are also said to have been invited to curate their own boutiques in exchange for a low five-figure payment.
The idea is to have any user be able to do the same — create and share their own personalized boutique with items, brands, and looks they prefer. Elements of entertainment, gaming, and social media are also planned.
Karlie Kloss Wore Oscar de la Renta to Her Homecoming Dance, Wants to Go to Medical School
>> Jason Wu may be making Lindsey Wixson's prom dress, but Karlie Kloss wore Oscar de la Renta to her homecoming dance in St. Louis over the weekend. She Tweeted of the occasion: "high school homecoming dance tonight with the girls! :) decked out in my gorg odlr gown..so excited!" But Kloss revealed in an interview with E! News last week that she has career plans other than wearing designer dresses: "Going to medical school . . . some day, I'll get there." [@karlie_kloss, YouTube]


