Would You Wear These Trends? Jessica, Katherine and more are showing off the latest looks – but are they for you, too? Vote now!

BAGGY JEANS

Whitney Port, Kate Bosworth and Sienna Miller take a relaxed approach to denim in their loose, lightweight jeans.

BUTTON-FRONT SKIRTS

Angelina Jolie, Claudia Schiffer and Ginnifer Goodwin go conservative in mid-calf skirts with a row of buttons up the front.

FRINGED SHOES

Pocahontas goes glam! Kim Kardashian, Gisele Bündchen and Leighton Meester give their shoes some festive fringes.

JADE EARRINGS

Jessica Lowndes, Minka Kelly and Shantel VanSanten add a pop of verdant green to their evening looks.

LEATHER SHORTS

Who says you can't wear shorts in the fall? Jessica Szohr, Rachel Bilson and Alexa Chung get edgy in their leather culottes.

SILVER SEQUIN JACKETS

Want to add a little sparkle to casual outfits? Take a cue from Eva Longoria Parker, Rachel Weisz and Nicole Richie, who jazz up their basics with shimmering metallic blazers.

FLORAL APPLIQUÉS

Dianna Agron, Jessica Alba and Katy Perry add some serious sweetness to their party dresses with frothy floral accents.

TULIP SKIRTS

Kim Kardashian, Sarah Jessica Parker and Alexis Bledel bloom in tulip-shaped skirts with wrapped draping.

SCHOOLBOY BLAZERS

Gwyneth Paltrow, Katie Holmes and Rachel Bilson take a cue from prep school uniforms with their shrunken navy blazers.

WHITE SHIRT & BLACK SHORTS

Simple has never looked so chic! Olivia Palermo, Gwyneth Paltrow and British model Daisy Lowe pare their outfits down to basics with white button-down blouses and black shorts.

KIMONO JACKETS

Cat Deeley, Jennifer Love Hewitt and Nicole Richie add a dash of the exotic to their casual outfits with loose, printed jackets.

RUFFLED BLOUSES

It's the ultimate in ladylike dressing, as Rosamund Pike, Jessica Biel and Emily Mortimer pair their frilly tops with full skirts.

SILK SHIRTDRESSES

The work favorite gets a slinky update in sumptuous silk on Jennifer Aniston, Jessica Biel and Kate Hudson.

LEOPARD PRINT TOTES

Katherine Heigl, Sofia Vergara and Jessica Simpson give their functional totes a wild update with bold leopard prints.

Find Your Best Cut

We asked stylists Garren and John Barrett to evaluate Hollywood's hottest haircuts. Find the style that suits you best, no matter what your hair type.

 

Audrey Tatou

SHORT
THE LOOK: Short hair is chic again. The look is layered and precise, and it best suits those with fine locks, who get a boost of volume by taking the length up. "No matter what your age, short works best on someone confident who doesn't use her hair for feminine gestures," says Garren. So if you like to twist your tresses, don't chop them off.

Audrey Tatou

 

 

Victoria Beckham

WEARING IT WELL: "Short hair can't be common," says Garren. It needs some angles and edge or you'll wind up looking like a soccer mom. Styles that are longer on top, like Victoria Beckham's fashion-forward cut, are more versatile.

 

 

Selma Blair

The angles in Selma Blair's hair make it edgy...

 

Michelle Williams

...while Michelle Williams's cut is feathered and soft.

 

 

Renée Zellweger

STYLING SECRETS: "Cropped cuts have the potential to look masculine, but layering and feathering around the face look more feminine," says Barrett. The longer the layers, the more you can change your look. "Victoria Beckham can wear her hair down on her face or pull it back with a headband and look really different," says Garren.

 

Ellen Barkin

WEARING IT WELL: "Both Diane Sawyer and Ellen Barkin have really sleek, structured, face-framing cuts that fall just below the chin but without any sharp edges," notes Garren.

 

 

Kirsten Dunst

When blow-drying, do your bangs or shortest layer first, then use a flatiron. "If the hair around your face starts to frizz, it adds years to your look," says Barrett. 

Nicole Richie

"I love the flatness of Nicole's bangs and the way they frame her face," he notes.

 

 

Jennifer Aniston

LONG
THE LOOK: "Women with long hair often consider it very much a part of their being, and many of them keep it so they can change their look easily," says Garren. "It can be sexier and more feminine than shorter styles," he notes. So who shouldn't wear long hair? If your features are thin and long or you're over 60, you'll probably look better with a shorter style. "Bringing the length up will lift your features and give your face more dimension," Garren explains.

 

 

Sarah Jessica Parker

Sarah Jessica Parker, who has curly locks, is also really suited to long hair. "If she were to make it short, I think she would lose some of her softness," says Barrett.

 

Jennifer Lopez

STYLING SECRETS: For women like Beyoncé Knowles and Jennifer Lopez, whose shortest layers fall about an inch below their cheekbones, the length allows them to change their style to suit the occasion.

 

 

Beyoncé Knowles

"Beyoncé's hair is great because it has so much natural texture but can easily be blown out smooth and straight," says Barrett. The stylists agree that it's crucial to carefully maintain long tresses. Women who look great with long hair are those who keep it in perfect condition.