View the gallery Ordinarily, the Sleeve parade is not one that I join. Nor, in general, is the Eva Mendes parade. And I think the belt is a bit of a mismatch -- too casual for this dress, too random in the styling compared with the rest of the look. But
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View the gallery Looks like Royal Wedding Fever isn't entirely past us: Both Demi Moore and Serena Williams opted for madcap lids to go with their feathery gowns -- I actually think they both look smashing -- to the point where I started wishing for some kind of Celebrity Hat-
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View the gallery The other day -- or week, I can't tell anymore -- Rihanna wore this gown with a neverending train. It, like Celine Dion's heart, goes on and on. I can't imagine being able to move around in that thing without slinging it over
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View the gallery Given the Met Ball's status as the Fashion Oscars -- but without the awards, and thus, a sad lack of embarrassing campaigning -- there are a ton of models on the guest list, both lesser-known and deeply current and hugely Super. There are also equally as
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View the gallery "Look at her. An actress. In a model's domain. BORING. Move your bundchen, sad future waitress, and let Gisele show you how it's done." [Photos: Getty and WENN]
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View the gallery Whenever the Logie Awards happen, all our Australian readers e-mail or Tweet to make sure we're aware and that we've seen the photos, and to beg us to take their local TV personalities to task. And who are we to refuse that
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View the gallery My day might have ended -- at least mentally -- once I went to bed at 9 a.m. Friday morning, but William and Catherine "Kate Middleton" Cambridge Carrickfergus Etc. went on to a few post-wedding shindigs (if only Harry's Best Man toast would
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View the gallery Since it was so fun riffling through the Dreamy Life Archives of Harry and Wills last week, we thought, why not spread the Hotness net far and wide to celebrate the lifetimes of dreamy fug favorites on meaningful days? For example, today is David Beckham's
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View the gallery Well, we can't let the girls have all the fun, right?
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View the gallery At the time of the writing of this slideshow, my face looked much like Princess Anne's. Maybe she was photographed here just after realizing that the Greek monarch is wearing a too-similar dress to QEII's. Or maybe nobody told her there was
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View the gallery Bless these two. They showed up early, and they went big and didn't have to go home: fabulous hat? Check. Medal? Check. Good hair? Check. Cleaned up Becks? CHECKITY CHECK CHECK. Let's take a closer look.
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View the gallery As I write, I have not yet slept, but I don't think my judgment is impaired: Kate Middleton -- who will, for better or worse, always be Kate Middleton to me -- looked utterly, utterly stunning. I can't imagine a higher-pressure situation, and she
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View the gallery Hey, THIS one is still single. I'm just saying, ladies. YOU could be the Kate Middleton in this equation if you act now! ALSO: FYI: We ARE going to be live-blogging the wedding (early early early early) Friday morning -- so make sure you come
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View the gallery So, I'm neutral on Anna Kendrick -- she's a cute girl, she's funny in the Twilight movies, she was fine in Up In The Air but I was surprised that was an Oscar-nominated turn, and I'm sure she'
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View the gallery I wonder if Kate Middleton minds the name Catherine. Some people say they don't care whether you call them their full name, or a nickname, or whatever -- and then some do. Jessica is both. She doesn't mind Jessica or Jess, but she hates
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