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Best of 2007
Who Wore It Better? Celebs Battle It Out in 2007
In 2007, there were plenty of Fab celebrity style battles to go around! Rose McGowan and Carmen Electra duked it out over their gold sequined mini dresses, Posh and Heidi Klum dueled fuchsia Birkins, and Megan Fox donned her best Alexander Wang Goddess Dress to compete with Lauren Conrad's. Overall, who do you think wins outright?
Best of 2007: The Best Look of Redemption
True: Nicole Richie looked very chic when she attended her court hearing. False: her outfits were featured in W magazine. You loved Nicole's look of redemption, but our vote goes to Naomi who reported for Sanitation Department duty in New York in a bevy of designer duds and with a smile on her face.
Fashion Legacies Who Passed in 2007
In memoriam, to those prominent fashion figures who departed in 2007: Isabella Blow, stylist, muse, and fashion editor; Liz Claiborne, mother of American sportswear; and Gianfranco Ferré, designer and "architect of fashion." May they all rest in peace.
- Isabella Blow
- Liz Claiborne
- Gianfranco Ferré
Random Acts of Fabness in 2007
There was so much Fabness that went on in 2007, in case you missed it the first time around, here's a rehash: Roberto Cavalli designed a budget-friendly line for H&M; Reese Witherspoon wore a gorgeous ombre Nina Ricci gown to the Oscars; Fendi held the first fashion show ever on the Great Wall of China; Vera Wang launched Simply Vera at Kohl's; Jennifer Garner looked smokin' at the MTV Video Music Awards; and you even fessed up to what ugly shoes you're guilty of wearing. Here's to one Fab year!
- Roberto Cavalli for H&M
- Oscars Red Carpet: Reese Witherspoon
- FABTV: Fendi on the Great Wall of China
- Which Ugly Shoe Are You Guilty of Wearing?
- Fab Ad: Simply Vera for Kohl's
- MTV Video Music Awards: Jennifer Garner For lots more fun Fab moments, read more
Best of 2007: Favorite Trend
Bright colors make me happy so I was thrilled to know that you all feel the same emotion! Lanvin spearheaded the return of color this year with its delicious jewel-tone frocks and others followed suit. True, menswear, global-chic, sheerness, and artsy touches were equally prevalent, but they all dimmed next to the return of color.
Best of 2007: Best Sidewalk Style
Wow, so many of you are smitten with Rachel Bilson's sidewalk style. The girl is consistently cute in boots and scarves, but that's just the problem for me — she's too consistent and not spontaneous enough sometimes. Petite fashion-maven Ashley Olsen, on the other hand, always spices things up with chunky heels and funky accessories.
2007: The Year in Color
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.
Best of 2007: Most Fabulous Shoe Designer
I think we can all agree that Christian Louboutin is the best shoe designer of 2007. He won the poll by a whopping 76 percent and the man behind the signature red soles deserves every single vote. I mean, he provided damn sexy footwear, like this Blue Suede Platform Pump ($660), to practically every actress in Hollywood and anybody else who could afford it.
Celebrity Models of 2007
Although many of you professed to be sick of the celebrity model phenomenon back in October, fashion labels are still obsessed. In 2007, St. John looked to Angelina Jolie to breathe beauty back into the label; Marc Jacobs hand-picked Scarlett Johansson to Vogue for Louis Vuitton; Lindsay Lohan became the purveyor of Jill Stuart's Fall collection; Drew Barrymore shone in Gucci fine jewelry; and Sienna Miller brought Tod's into the public eye.
Best of 2007: The Queen of the Red Carpet
As if it wasn't obvious throughout the year: I have a serious girl crush on Diane Kruger. It must have been all her stunning red-carpet looks that did me in. You all voted Reese for best red-carpet style of 2007 — yes, that canary, Nina Ricci cocktail dress will go down in history — but I've been monitoring Diane throughout the year.
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