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.

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.

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.

In last night's episode of Gossip Girl, the drama finally overshadowed the fashion. But one item did stand out: Blair's Dior tote. She carried the Lady Dior Stamped Cannage bag in both red (pictured) and black. I'm of the same mind-set that if you really love something, you should buy it in different colors—but not when that something costs $1,690!

Granted, Blair does have an Upper East Side bank account. For the majority of us who don't, I suggest Kate Spade's more reasonably priced Tarrytown Quinn. This past weekend, I saw the tote on sale in gray at Bloomingdale's, but if you prefer to shop online, the pink one below also comes in Pacific blue and black.  

You can even clip on Juicy Couture's gold heart, which opens to a pot of gloss. It's much more practical than Blair's Dior logo charm but equally glam.  

Watch this melodious Christmas clip of Golden Globe-nominated show 30 Rock,  then rate Mrs. Donaghy's outfit below!

Jenna (Jane Krakowski) must have gotten my memo about dressing in red for the holidays. Still, there was nothing new about her pretty shoulder bow. On the other hand, Jack Donaghy's mom (Elaine Stritch) added a wonderfully luxe but modern spin to the often cheesy (or trashy) Mrs. Claus outfit.

Her red suit and tie were right on trend with fall's menswear obsession, while her fur hat and caplet added a touch of retro glamour. It was a merrily stylish Christmas special, indeed.

What did you think of Mrs. Donaghy's outfit? Rate it below.

Watch this Gossip Girl clip of Cyrus and Eleanor's nuptials. Then rate the wedding outfits.

Serena, Serena. When will she ever learn that revealing outfits are rarely suitable? A plunging mini like the one she wore last night is never, ever appropriate for a wedding outside Vegas.

As for Blair, I loved her 3.1 Phillip Lim dress when I first saw it on Emmy Rossum during Fashion Week. And I appreciated it even more at the impromptu marriage ceremony. Dorota's sparkly headband was also adorable, though I feel it came from B's accessory drawer. And even though Eleanor Waldorf's suit wasn't my cup of tea, I think Li'l J redeemed herself with the design.

Who do you think wore the prettiest cream creation? Vote now!

I couldn't wait to see what couture creations the Upper Eastsiders would wear to last night's Snowflake Ball. Serena described the lavish fete as Anna Karenina dressed by Anna Wintour. Ya, right. Those dresses would never grace the pages of Vogue.

Let's start with my fave, Blair. Her Carolina Herrera gown wasn't awful, but it was nowhere as memorable as Chuck's sequined tux! I expected more from the daughter of a top designer. Then there was Serena, who started off the series last year with downtown chic style but lately has been looking more like an expensive working girl. The nude fabric was too naked for a high school senior.

The worst, though, had to be the crinkled green dress Jenny designed for Penelope. Lil' J is supposed to be this hip fashion wunderkind, not a Miss Teen USA pageant designer! If that wasn't bad enough, Jenny's strapless was a total bore, despite the trendy layered chains. And Vanessa's Grecian Eric Daman gown was satisfactory but disastrous under the spotlight.

Watch these two party clips from Gossip Girl, then tell us what you think of the gowns.

Keep reading to see the second clip and rate the looks.

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!