Robert Pattinson makes one gorgeous vampire as Edward in the Twilight series. But he's not the only hottie who's landed a blood-sucking role.

Remember Brad Pitt in Interview with the Vampire? Girl-next-door Bella Swan may not have been his type, but a lucky 12-year-old Kirsten Dunst had her first kiss from the dreamy vamp. Why the heck didn't we audition?!

So who's sexier? Louis de Pointe du Lac or Edward Cullen? Find out in mystyle's Dead Sexy: Countdown to the Hottest Male Vampire gallery!

Last night, Jennifer Morrison danced around the question of what was happening to her character, Allison Cameron, on House.

But if her fashion is any indicator, it looks like the actress will be a Trekker for life.

Between the sharp shoulders and black boots, Jennifer looked more like she was boarding a space ship than attending the Star Trek DVD/Blu-ray premiere party. In the flick, she plays Captain Kirk's mom, Winona, so perhaps she's trying to keep up with Starship style to get cast in the sequel.

Other celebrities know how to take a break from their onscreen fashion. Decide whether you like their personal style better than their acting garb in mystyle's Real Life/On Set gallery!

We're not sure how Tyra Banks dressing like Kim Kardashian for Halloween counts. The supermodel already wears curve-hugging dresses, Christian Louboutins and voluminous shiny weaves. But on Friday's The Tyra Show at 4 p.m. on CW, the talk show host is joining the Kardashian clan as Miss Kim for Halloween.

Tyra's worn a fat suit and posed as a homeless person on the show. So we're kind of disappointed she took such a safe route for Halloween. It's easy to get Kim Kardashian's sexy style. Now, if the supermodel took our shopping advice and pranced around in a nude leotard and purple beehive like Lady Gaga, we'd be way more impressed.

To give Paris Hilton credit, it was extremely windy in Los Angeles last night. So part of us understands her need to secure her dress with safety pins at Michael Jackson's This Is It premiere. And yes, the fastenings are trendier now than they have been since Elizabeth Hurley exposed her body in Versace in 1994.

We don't mind the safety pins holding together the heiress's trendy slashed midsection. But was it really necessary to bring the attention down south with a vertical line of decorative gold? It certainly didn't help Paris avoid a Marilyn Monroe moment in front of her fans.

Keep reading to see more stars braving the weather last night and vote on who would have made M.J. proud with her sense of style...

One of Max Azria's biggest fans, Hilary Duff squeezes into the designer's Hervé Léger dresses almost as often as Victoria Beckham teeters around in stilettos. So it didn't surprise us to see the actress flaunting her love for bandage in her new role on Gossip Girl.

While some actors stick to their personal style on set, others completely transform when they slip into costume for a movie or TV show. Tell us whether you prefer their offscreen fashion or acting garb in mystyle's Real Life/On Set gallery!

Welcome back, Carrie! New York City just got a lift, thanks to the reemergence of Sarah Jessica Parker, who was spotted sauntering in her summer whites while shooting Sex and the City 2. We're loving everything about this look: the billowy feel of the dress, those shiny Christian Louboutin pumps (shhh…don't tell Manolo!), the statement necklace, and best of all, the gleaming Chanel purse. Hot fun in the summertime, indeed.

Get Carried away some more in our SATC Style Rewind gallery, then go to the Manolo Mafia gallery to see street scenes from the first movie and read what we thought should have happened.

Demi Moore and Kirsten Dunst are used to being in front of the cameras. And, boy, do they look good doing it. (Just look at the pair's unique burnt orange dress and sweet Miu Miu strapless!) But the stylish women were dressed up at last night's HollyShorts Film Festival for their debuts behind the cameras.

After a pre-party where celebs got gifted and tasted sweets including Chocolate Covered Company's delectable chocolate fountain, the screenings began. Demi's short, Streak, starred daughter Rumer Willis; Kirsten's, Welcome, starred Winona Ryder. When the films were done, it was back to VIP partying.

Speaking of partying, make sure you check out mystyle's Soiree Style gallery to see the most stylish celebs at the most fashionable fetes.

Here's what caught our eye on the Web this week:

Michelle Obama and Carla Bruni-Sarkozy have more in common than love for pussy bow coats and white dresses: both first ladies only go faux when it comes to fur. (Washington Times)

In nonhumane news, Hermès is supposedly breeding crocodiles to make more Birkin bags. (Hollywood Life) 

Designer Vera Wang may be Dancing With the Stars next season. (E! Online)

Eating healthy is a little easier thanks to this blogging dietician's daily photo diary. (Washington Post)

Kristen Stewart chops off her looks to channel Joan Jett for an even more grungy look. (Slash Film)

Emma Watson might be one of our favorite faces of Burberry yet. (NY Mag)

Stella McCartney joins up with Gap Kids and babyGap. Gwyneth Paltrow must by psyched to dress Apple and Moses in one of her fave designers. (WWD)

The latest celebrity turned fashion designer is Courtney Love. We're trying to think of ways to turn her back. (People) 

Here's what caught our eye on the Web this week:

After celebrities like Nicky Hilton and Katy Perry step out in the collection, Matthew Williamson for H&M opens up to the public, causing quite the commotion. One Manhattanite even used her unemployment check to shop! (Flat Broke & Fabulous)

Lauren Conrad takes a break from expensive jersey to design for Kohl's. (LA Times Image)

The newest in nail color? Chalky pastels. (The Cut)

Kate Moss rips a Balmain dress straight from the runway! Somewhere, the fashion gods are crying in horror. (Daily Mail)

Gap delves into the world of trendy denim. Hipsters, get those credit cards ready. (Fab Sugar)

The latest singing sensation Susan Boyle gets a semi-makeover. (Daily News)

Audrey Tautou's smokin' poster for her upcoming Chanel flick stirs a controversy in Paris. (E! Online)

Speaking of gay Paree, Lady Gaga goes quilted cuckoo at the Grand Palais museum. (Red Carpet Fashion Awards)

Last night, Lauren Conrad & Co. attended the Paley Festival to dish about upcoming drama on The Hills. Heidi Montag was in the studio making music with fiancé Spencer Pratt, so her cleavage wasn't there to distract us from dissecting each look…

From right to left: We expected more from Whitney Port, whose boho maxi closely resembled a Fashion DUI. Aside from a little too much eye makeup, Audrina Patridge looked stunning in a slate Stella McCartney dress and Alexander McQueen bow clutch. L.C. was adorable in 3.1 Phillip Lim, but unfortunately covered half the dress with her inches-too-long hair extensions. Lo Bosworth's clashing blues added a modern spin to the monochromatic look, and those nude Louboutins made her legs look extra long. And as for Stephanie Pratt? Well, let's just say it was not a flattering outfit.

Lo wins for us, but who do you think looked best?

Now that you've voted, keep reading to see which Hills star debuted her angel ad for PETA today.

OK, we get it. Blake Lively and Leighton Meester are nothing like their characters on TV. Allure makes that very clear with its May cover caption, The Anti-Gossip Girl, while The New York Times Magazine makes sure to include this quote from Leighton: "I was definitely never like that [meaning her character, Blair Waldorf]." Still, you don't need a gallon of makeup to prove you're not an Upper East Side princess. Both actresses have been referred to as the "fresh faces of television" and certainly live up to it on the red carpet. So why on earth are magazines trying to make them look like worn-out party girls? Are editors confusing them with the stars of 90210?

Head over to E! Online to read bits from Blake's juicy interview, then watch more celebrities morph their image in mystyle's Cover Girls: Is That Really You? gallery.

Watch the clip below of Serena's tiff with her classmates in last night's episode of Gossip Girl, "Remains of the J." Then, click "read more" to shop the scene's colorful coats.

Actresses and models flocked to The Roy and Niuta Titus Theater at The Musuem of Modern Art last night for a special screening of Valentino: The Last Emperor, a documentary chronicling the last two years of the designer's fashion reign. Anne Hathaway, who appeared in the film, looked heavenly in a white Valentino bubble dress while Helena Christensen, Lake Bell, Selita Ebanks, Blythe Danner and Gwyneth Paltrow kept to black. Surprisingly, the only person who donned Valentino's signature color was Maria Menounos, who covered up her black ensemble with a red coat. 

We haven't had a chance to view the film, which explores the fashion legend's relationships, including an up-close look at the seamstresses who used to sew his creations by hand dressed entirely in white! 

But we have chronicled the couturier's last two years in fashion via celebrities wearing his creations in the Designer Showcase gallery below. Check it out!

Watch this clip from last night's "Age of Dissonance" episode. Then rate the costumes in the play.

After what seemed like an eternity, Gossip Girl finally returned last night with a brand-new episode. The Upper East Siders starred in a high school production of Edith Wharton's novel The Age of Innocence. Innocent they certainly are not. But high-society fashionistas they most definitely are.

The series casts little Jenny Humphrey (Taylor Momsen) as the play's costume designer. But in actuality, Blair and Serena are both outfitted in Marchesa. Yeah, that's what we wore when we were 18.

Blair, as Countess Ellen Olenska, wins this fashion face-off for us. The embellished shoulders and brooch accessory are very on trend. Serena, as May Welland, was disappointing. The feathers and messy hair were too Mischa Barton. Who did you think looked better? Vote below!

Now that you've voted, check out this hilarious article comparing Gossip Girl to Wharton's original novel.

Watch Tyra Banks in the season finale of America's Next Top Model. Then rate her look.

I love Tyra, but her space-age dress last night was totally wacko, even for her. And what about that Coneheads updo?

But my biggest problem with her finale frock is that it reminded me of Beyoncé. B.'s new alter ego, Sasha Fierce, has been ripping off Tyra's look, and even her language—after all, Tyra's been saying "fierce" for years. 

But if we want to give props to the original space cadet, that would be Miss Janet Jackson. Now, she's the true trendsetter.

How would you rate Tyra's look last night? Vote now!