Victoria's Secret Fashion Show host Heidi Klum surprises guests by strutting her post-baby bod down the runway with the rest of the sexy angels. (E! Online)

Leighton Meester tells Glamour UK that she thinks she's "prettier without makeup." Then how does she explain this?! (People)

Speaking of makeup, Shanna Moakler launches a new cosmetics line called Smoak. And yes, there's plenty of eyeshadow included to recreate the beauty queen's signature smoak-y eyes. (Beauty Tip Today)

Zac Posen takes a step into the world of affordable fashion this spring with Z-Spoke. Well, affordable if you consider a $78 cotton t-shirt a steal. (WWD)

Rihanna paints London gray and red in a series of edgy getups, even managing to make a fanny pack look quasi-chic. (Red Carpet Fashion Awards)

Miley Cyrus tells Seventeeen that she basically started the plaid shirt trend. Right, and we came up with the idea of the little black dress. (NY Mag)

Three of the original supers work it on the cover of i-D. Sometimes life just isn't fair. (Fashion Week Daily)

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Get ready to see more and more long blond locks. It looks like Blake Lively's hairdo is the new "Rachel." (Beauty Blogging Junkie)

The new Manhattan Costco shelves Chanel and Rolex next to Kirkland family-size oatmeal. Only in New York. (NY Post)

Dating site BeautifulPeople.com says Swedes, Norwegians and Brazilians are the prettiest and rejects 1.8 million "ugly people." The ugliest applicants of the bunch? The British. Tell that to Kate Moss and David Beckham! (Femme Fashions)

Lace bodysuits: the latest way for stars to show off their skivvies. Even the über-glam editor of French Vogue is doing it! (Red Carpet Fashion Awards)

Demi Moore turns into warrior princess on the cover of W, saying she prefers to be called a puma. Meow. (E! Online)

Now you can wear your shoes and eat them, too. Well, sorta. Jimmy Choo opens a Chinese restaurant in London. Let's hope it doesn't smell like feet! (Elle UK)

Molly Sims launches her new jewelry collection today with HSN, and we must say we're pretty impressed with the vintage-inspired pieces. (The Budget Babe)

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Fergie looks so haute on the cover of Cosmo that we can't help but wonder: Why the heck would Josh Duhamel allegedly turn to a stripper for some lovin' when he's got that at home? (I'm Not Obsessed)

Cynthia Nixon looked cool and chic in a white-collared Hermès shirtdress while filming SATC 2 on the streets of Morocco. (Red Carpet Fashion Awards)

Heidi Klum and her gams are totally ditching the Victoria's Secret runway, but don't fret! She'll still work the crowd. (E! Online)

Surprise, surprise. Skinny celeb moms were seen buying Stella McCartney's collection for Gap Kids—for themselves! (Style)

Designer couture is on any gal's holiday wish list. But don't wait for Santa! Rent it instead! (Fashionista)

The only time we'd ever imitate Lady Gaga's look is on Halloween. But we just might reconsider when MAC unveils a lipstick inspired by the pop star next spring. (Style Watch)

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Lady Gaga is getting awarded for her accessories. If this was a Halloween award council we'd understand. But it's not. Yikes. (E! Online)

Have a New Moon Halloween with Twilight costumes and Edward Cullen pumpkins. It's easier than you think! (FearNet)

Could Victoria Beckham really be coming out with her own shoe collection? They'll probably be impossible to walk in but too beautiful to resist! (The Sun)

If your man is in need of some style advice tell him to get tips from this Mad Men third-grader. Seriously. (GQ)

No wonder Ungaro wasn't too fazed by Lindsay Lohan's disastrous collection. It looks like the actress was never even getting paid! (Limelife)

Cindy Crawford says she looks too healthy to become a supermodel today. She's still one of the prettiest of the Supers to us. (Telegraph)

Who needs models when you can just clothe Hollywood's prettiest actresses? Jason Wu is as smart as his spring collection is beautiful. (Red Carpet Fashion Awards)

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It's Pumpkin Pickin' Time for tots and stylish celebs alike. How Kristin Chenoweth hailed a cab while balancing her big orange purchase in those heels is beyond us! (E! Online)

Kristen Stewart is worried about being too skinny. Maybe she should give Ralph Lauren a call to ease her mind. (Huffington Post)

Even celebrities who get paid for just being themselves have their bad fashion days. And Lo Bosworth isn't afraid to admit it! (Twitter)

Selena Gomez is the latest celeb to get her own clothing line. It's going to be "pretty, feminine and bohemian"—and we're guessing way cuter than her pal Taylor Swift's boring sundresses. (Style Crunch)

A black Disney princess is finally born. Now we can all live happily ever after. (Spoiled Pretty)

Sarah Jessica Parker says, "Take Me, Pull Me, Desire Me, Love Me" with her stilettos on the set of Sex and the City. What ever happened to good ol' satin Manolos? (Red Carpet Fashion Awards)

Speaking of Sex and the City, Jason Lewis gets in the sheets with Charisma. We know we'd buy the linens if they came with Smith Jerrod! (NY Daily News)

And Tyra Banks goes wild with curls. Here's how you can get her look! (Limelife)

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Elle releases its annual "Women in Hollywood" issue with multiple actresses gracing the covers. We can't get over how stunning Julianne Moore looks. We always did have a thing for redheads in green. (E! Online)

Which is a darker shade of green, "Peppermint Beach" or "Japanese Maze"? This paint game brings the fun back into choosing that perfect color. (iamcal.com)

Not all teens want to dress like Miley Cyrus. This fashionable set of 14-year-olds gives even edgy Rihanna a run for her money. (Style Section LA)

The newest fad catching on in Hollywood? Skeggings. Translation: skirt + leggings = cozy but not necessarily chic bottoms. (The Budget Babe) 

Robert Pattinson may woo the ladies, but his style is too sloppy for Tim Gunn. The Twilight star needs to make it work! (Limelife)

The Brits go couture for Simon Cowell's 50th birthday. (Red Carpet Fashion Awards)

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Lindsay Lohan adds new designs to her 6126 leggings collection for spring. Or should we say, cuts out her old pairs so she can expose more leg. (Limelife)

Kylie Minogue gives Rihanna a run for her money with the Jean Paul Gaultier she rocked during her U.S. tour. Who knew the Aussie could look so fierce? (Red Carpet Fashion Awards)

We welcomed the return of the '80s bold shoulder. But shoulder pad T-shirts? Ick! (Inventor Spot)

Jenny Packham pulled together Jaime Pressly's customized wedding gown and 10 bridesmaid dresses in just two months. Ah, the perks of being a celebrity. (People)

Sweatshirts move from the couch to the streets. Kelly Osbourne and Rihanna model the latest comfy-cozy dresses. (E! Online)

Be part of the world's largest online breast cancer ribbon by making your very own pink tile in Estee Lauder's mosaic. (Beauty Blogging Junkie)

Lady Gaga's outfits are so comedic that the singer now has her own comic book. It's probably the only $2 merchandise you'll ever be able to buy at a Marc Jacobs store. (Fashionista)

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Taylor Momsen kicks off Clinique and Teen Vogue's Fresh Faces tour, giving us hope that she'll wipe all the gook off her own face and return to 16-year-old freshness. (People)

Emma Watson is using her fab sense of style to do some good. Her new clothing line with People Tree will be produced in Third World countries to promote free trade and get youngsters in the know about ethical issues. No complaints from us if every teen starts dressing like Hermione! (Limelife)

Suri Cruise click-clacks through Boston. A 3-year-old in high heels? We're not so sure about this one. (E! Online)

Designers show diapers for spring. Lady Gaga really is taking over the world. Lord help us all. (NY Mag)

Speaking of spring trends, here's a beauty one we'd actually toy with: crazy colored nails. (Fashionista)

Finding a fab fall sweater at an off-price retailer like TJ Maxx is a cinch when you follow the right tips. (The Budget Babe)

So much for a step in the right direction. "It" model Lara Stone says she doesn't want to be the fat one anymore. She's a size 4. No, not a 14, an f-o-u-r. (Black Book)

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Katherine Heigl and Josh Kelley showed off adopted baby girl Naleigh to the world in style. Notice how the fam's wearing complementary colors? (Pop Crunch)

Gasp! It turns out Manolo Blahnik has never been a fan of Sex and the City. No wonder SJP & Co. have traded him in for Christian Louboutin! (Limelife)

People says Vanessa Hudgens has the Best Boho Style. We agree! Shop her look now! (Style Watch)

The Invention of Lying star Jen Garner reveals that hubby Ben Affleck actually tells her when she doesn't look good in her jeans. Uh, we're not so sure that's a good thing. (E! Online)

Now that Mischa Barton plays a supermodel in the new show The Beautiful Life, she's dressing so much better. Let's hear it for art imitating life! (Red Carpet Fashion Awards)

Black Eyed Peas frontman Will.i.am is set to release a menswear line for spring 2010. We've got a feelin' that it's going to be a fantastically funky line! (Hip Hop Wired)

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We're glad to see Janet Jackson gracing the October cover of Harper's Bazaar looking happy and radiant. The singer shares fond memories of her big bro. (E! Online)

Everyone loves Twilight, even infants! Baby apparel inspired by the hit saga is now on sale. (LimeLife)

Here's something to put a smile on your face: Dated library books on fashion. Gems include: Every working girl should own a "stocking mender." Really?! (Awful Library Books)

Speaking of quick fixes, say goodbye to blisters and sore pinky toes. Britain's got vending machines filled with "emergency" roll-up flats. Uh, send those bad boys our way! (The Cheap Chica's Guide to Style)

Tennis pro Maria Sharapova has designed stylishly comfy shoes with Cole Haan using Nike Air Tech. Her over-the-knee boots are definitely made for walking! (My Fashion Life)

We caught ourselves drooling over BCBG's Spring 2010 runway collection. Thankfully, we can shop the looks now! (Red Carpet Fashion Awards)

It's not all about Sex. Cynthia Nixon shot a PSA for Stand Up To Cancer. Makes us love her more! (Manage Your Treatment)

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Whitney Houston is back—and looking better than ever! (Red Carpet Fashion Awards)

No white after Labor Day? Says who?! These simple guidelines will show you how to work white all year long. (Limelife)

Glamour magazine puts plus-size on its pages…naked! Finally a photograph that doesn't make us feel bad about eating from the taco truck. (Glamour)

The first images of Jimmy Choo's collection for H&M have been leaked. We're no longer excited about the launch. Paying over $300 to look like a high-class streetwalker? No thank you! (Racked)

Speaking of sneak peeks, Lauren Conrad gives a preview of her line for Kohl's. Nothing remarkable, but at least the prices are more appropriate than her last collection. (The Budget Babe)

Barneys considers bankruptcy. Edgy girls everywhere should get their credit cards ready for some last-minute shoe shopping. (Daily Finance)

Could blanketwear be the next hottest trend? Snuggie is showing during New York Fashion Week. And no, this is not a joke. (The Cut)

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Kim Kardashian already has a reality show, clothing store, workout video and shoe-shopping service. So what's next? Duh! What every other celeb already has: her very own scent. (Spoiled Pretty)

Hipster mommies rejoice! American Apparel's lame leggings, highlighter dresses and African prints now come in pint-size versions. (Limelife)

Checking out your tush just got easier—in Australia at least. A denim store Down Under introduces the Butt Cam. (Glamour)

Debi Mazar is freaking out over her risqué Dancing with the Stars costumes. Given how much she curses, we're a little surprised at how modest she is.  (E! Online)

The Gossip Girl costume designer gives us a sneak peek at Serena's upcoming wardrobe. Let's just say the wild child is back. (Red Carpet Fashion Awards)

Rihanna is fiercer than ever as she channels Grace Jones on the cover of Italian Vogue. Chris Brown better not mess with her again! (Just Jared)

Elle Macpherson's labradoodle gets a five-figure modeling deal. Now that Bella the pooch is famous, maybe someone can set her up with Bo Obama. (Telegraph UK)

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Victoria Beckham is inimitable, but the look-a-like she found to model her new dress collection does capture that Posh Spice. (V Magazine)

If Vicky's double isn't available, Elle Macpherson would do in a pinch. The Body looks pretty incredible in VB designs. (Red Carpet Fashion Awards)

For better or worse, Stella McCartney trumps Bono's wife (yes, that Bono!) in a lawsuit: She gets to call her new fragrance Stellanude. (Limelife)

Miss Piggy teams up with Marc Jacobs. Will she inspire the designer's next cartoon tattoo? (People)

The T-shirt dresses, vests and blazers in Gwyneth Paltrow's collection for Zoetees are cute enough, but we're not so sure about the $200-plus price tag. (Elle UK)

Rachel Roy launches a "more affordable" collection at Macy's—but it's still expensive. (The Budget Babe)

Rachel "I love wearing fur" Zoe is going faux for QVC. Guess she didn't want to get splashed with red paint when she shows at the tents during fashion week next month. (Fab Sugar)

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Nicole Richie's maternity line launches. Even more surprising than the concept is its name: Nicole. (LimeLife)

Meanwhile, Katie Holmes' premium clothing line is set to launch in Los Angeles this fall. We completely forgot she fancies herself a designer. (WWD)

Mischa Barton swaps her hospital duds for a sparkly Versace mini. (Red Carpet Fashion Awards)

Holly Madison learned a lot from her magician ex, Criss Angel. Her latest trick? Transforming from a showgirl into a tree. (E! Online)

Look out, Target! JCPenney is impressing us with their perfectly on-trend pocket tees and blazers. (The Budget Babe)

Diane Kruger sees Karl Lagerfeld as her dad. We wish we had a dad who draped us in Chanel!

Twiggy celebrates her upcoming 60th birthday by releasing a brand-new CD. (Modelinia)

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Miley Cyrus is the latest star to auction off her wardrobe, including some of her red carpet outfits. If her Hervé Léger mini is for sale (pictured on right) we're fighting every tween for it! (Limelife)

Speaking of auctions, Princess Diana's wedding dress goes to shreds for charity. (Daily Express)

Gisele transforms from a smokin' hot supermodel into an environmental cartoon superhero. (Elle UK)

Jennifer Connelly turns into a broken-down doll for Balenciaga. (Sassy Bella)

Juicy Couture launches a more expensive line called Bird in attempts to get back into "serious fashion." We never knew their jumpsuits were ever serious. (LA Times)

Clearly, Doc Martins are cool again. At least according to Jean Paul Gautier. (Fashionista)

The trailer of The September Issue makes us overly anxious to watch the juicy new documentary starring Vogue's Anna Wintour—and reminds us of how well Meryl Streep impersonated the editrix in The Devil Wears Prada. (You Tube)