Style Network hit the mall and challenged four fashion fans to re-create a celeb look for $150 or less. See what they scored—and where you can find it!

Inspired by Kim Kardashian's safari-chic look, Tori found the following fab pieces:

Zebra-print dress from Arden B.; $80.

White bomber jacket by Arden B.; $40.

Zipper-front heels from Cathy Jean; $40.

Keep reading for steals inspired by Queen Latifah, Blake Lively and Gwen Stefani!

Now that it's getting chilly, we're on the hunt for some cute sweaters like this pink-and-gray zebra-print cardigan, now on sale for $27. The trendy layer (colored animal print is roaring hot this season!) would make the simplest of outfits look trés fab.

Shop this stylish sweater and more great deals in mystyle's Top Steals of the Week gallery!

Lynn is fixated on the sex appeal she cultivated when she was younger—but now that she's 40, the animal prints just look trashy. Can the HDIL? team help her tame her look and realize less is more?

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She's still wearing the Dolce & Gabbana headband from her red-hot premiere outfit, but Eva Mendes went in a slightly different direction to promote her new flick, Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans. The peach and black color combo is certainly more subdued than the red animal print, but thanks to the way the dress showed off Eva's famous curves, the actress still oozed her trademark sexuality as she flirtatiously posed for the Italian photogs at the Venice Film Festival. You may not be able to join Eva for a trip down the canal, but with these affordable finds it's a cinch to get her look.

The belt on Forever 21's chiffon collar dress ($32) shows off your waist while the chiffon bow adds a girlie touch similar to Eva's lace.

Keep reading to see the accessories you need to complete your Eva transformation...

After a brief stay in New York to launch her bedding line, Eva Mendes has returned to Italy to help kick off yet another film festival. This time, it's the Venice International Film Festival, where she attended a premiere for one of Italy's most expensive movies ever: Baarìa, a $36 million epic starring Monica Bellucci.

But aside from the name of the festival and the films, not much else has changed. Eva still has the same golden tan, she still looks absolutely radiant and she still is wearing her favorite designer, Dolce & Gabbana. Although spotted prints are a staple in the designing duo's collections, this red leopard number is a step in a new direction. It fits right in with the colorful animal-print trend we've been seeing all summer. Eva's is one of our favorites yet.

To see more fashionable red carpet moments, head over to mystyle's Style Shout-Out gallery.

Molly Sims' animal-print mini is crazy fierce, and Hilary Swank's mini features undulating waves. If you stare too long at either, you're likely to get motion sick! But who do you think stirred up more action at the cash register? Play mystyle's shopping game, Who Broke the Bank?

Things we want to buy today...

1. Light It: Fabulous Furs three scented animal-print candles, for a safari-chic living room; $19.

2. Gift It: Spa Factory Spa Party Sleepover, to teach her about R&R at a young age; $19.97.

3. Teardrop It: Robyn Rhodes Carissa earrings, 'cause we're mesmerized by the teal jade stone; $63.

4. Support It: Wet Cement charity: water tee, 'cause everyone should have clean water to drink; $40.

5. Crisscross It: Boutique 9 Thomsina high-heel sandals, for a sexy suede shoe; $130.

6. Hand-Paint It: Izmir measuring cups, to make cooking more colorful; $32.

7. Purple It: Xhilaration mesh ruffle boy shorts, for a flirty take on casual lingerie; $6.99.

8. High-Waist It: Rachel Pally draped miniskirt, for a day-to-night piece; $167.

9. Flapper It: Forever 21 fringed belted top, 'cause we love the eggplant color; $32.

10. Zipper It: Wet Seal piped-yoke front jacket, to toughen up our feminine dresses; $34.50.

As much as I enjoy shopping the latest designer Target collection (Erickson Beamon jewelry is eye-poppingly fun, and I'm still rocking a Libertine capelet from two years ago), I love it when you come across a rare find no one else will have. Among my favorites: a multicolored 1960s James Galanos I picked up for a mere $50 at a thrift shop, then later paired with metallic slingbacks the designer himself gave me after I had him inspect the dress.

So I was thrilled, if not somewhat skeptical, when I received a flyer for The Way We Wore's biannual sale. The La Brea Avenue shop is a haven for vintage clothing, accessories and shoes from the Victorian era to the 1980s, and counts Angelina Jolie, Chloë Sevigny and Victoria Beckham as clients. But as much as I love vintage fashion, I'm not altogether comfortable with the idea of splurging on what are, for all intents and purposes, gussied-up hand-me-downs. But 50 percent off is 50 percent off (I do love a steal!), and so off I went.

Everyone made a huge deal last week when Whitney Houston and Madonna wore the exact same Dolce & Gabbana dress on the very same night. And now Jordin Sparks has followed in the divas' footsteps and rocked the same leopard number during a performance on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon. But none of them were the first to wear the satin animal print. Scarlett Johansson squeezed into an even prettier variation of the dress back in March during Milan Fashion Week. So she is the real trendsetter. Shop ScarJo's look for less (including a $34.50 version of the infamous dress) in mystyle's Scarlett Johansson: Shop Her Style! gallery.

Things we want to buy today...

1. Met Gala It: L. Erickson USA interlock turban, to channel Kate Moss; $98.

2. Bubbly It: Perrier-Jouet Champagne Cuvee Fleur de Champagne, to toast Mom with a beautiful bottle; $140.59.

3. Plus-Size It: Faith 21 wild leopard tunic, to let our curves roar; $22.80.

4. Rock It: Worn Free Debbie Harry Vultures tee, to get the look of the '80s singing sensation; $54.95.

5. Antique It: Lucy locket bracelet from Mod Cloth, to keep treasured photos handy; $17.99.

6. Maxi It: Boho strapless lace dress from Shop Intuition, to wear day or night; $50.

7. Graphic It: WKND by Cheap Monday Scan scarf, 'cause we like the purple print; $35.

8. Mini It: Wet Seal rosette wide-waist skirt, 'cause we like the floral detail; $21.50.

9. Spell It: Bunches Of Fun Bananagrams game, for road trip entertainment; $15.

10. One-Piece It: Go Jane shirred halter jumpsuit, to hop on the trend without breaking the bank; $23.

Many people think perfectly coordinated outfits are old-fashioned and stuffy. But with the right color combos and accessories, spring's matchy-matchy trend can look fresh and modern. The key is to coordinate only two items in your outfit so that you don't overdo it. The match-ups can be accessories, like the turquoise sandals and belt Tyra Banks uses to make her purple Black Halo sheath pop. You can also match your dress to your purse, as Julia Louis-Dreyfus did with a Michael Kors sheath and Jimmy Choo clutch. Or you can coordinate your dress with your shoes, as Jennifer Lopez did with her sizzling Andrew Gn mini and d'Orsay pumps. Balance it out with neutrals, then add a glam factor like gold bangles or an animal print purse, and you're good to go. Just whatever you do, please don't take inspiration from the celeb after the jump…

Things we want to buy today...

1. Dazzle It: Joan Rivers faceted crystal bib necklace, for an understated take on statement jewelry; $118.32.

2. Lengthen It: Too Faced Hot Chocolate Lash Injection Pinpoint mascara, 'cause brown is more natural and just perfect for day; $19.50.

3. Fringe It: Wet Seal abstract square scarf, for a colorful way to keep warm; $8.50.

4. Plus-Size It: One Stop Plus jumpsuit, 'cause the printed top and dark bottom flatter a fuller figure; $59.

5. Safari It: eDressMe cheetah-print minidress, for fierce and sexy style; $60.

6. Comfy It: Tie-dye wrap from Intuition, for luxe hippie layering; $55.

7. Jean It: Anlo Macey tie-front skirt, for a chic denim basic; $187. 

8. Star Style It: Gypsy 05 Love off-the-shoulder sweatshirt, for Vanessa Hudgens' flirty comfort; $125.

9. Pleat It: BB Dakota Lima skirt, 'cause we love the bright green hue; $44.

10. Tank It: Modern Amusement waves top, 'cause we like the subtle dots; $120.

Hello, all my dearest friends...

Thank you for tuning in to another episode of Running in Heels. Hopefully my fellow roommates and I kept you on your feet—no pun intended. Okay, I'm boring you already. So sorry. 

I know I will get hated on for how the show opens with us discussing what jobs we want, and I jokingly say how I hope I'm not the one working with the divas. At this point, the roommates and I just tried to bring humor into the game because it was a very stressful time for all of us. So, no, I don't think I'm better then anybody else, or wish anybody to be thrown under the bus. 

Last week, PETA released its "Worst-Dressed Celebs of 2009" list. Madonna came out on top, with the Olsens, Maggie Gyllenhaal, Kanye West and Elizabeth Hurley trailing right behind. We've already showed you ways to go faux with fur and avoid PETA's wrath. But you can also make a roaring statement with the following accessories, which the mystyle team found online.

Scarlett Johansson, the face of Dolce & Gabbana's debut cosmetic collection, helped promote the line in Milan this week by flashing her gorgeous smile. But her Dolce & Gabbana coat was the real showstopper. It's not like ScarJo needs any help in the sensuality department, but the cinched stunner really does heighten sex appeal!

Animal prints just have this magical ability to make you look like a goddess, even if your hair is in a bun. Plus, they never go out of style—and neither does a trench coat, which makes the steal and the splurge below sound investments.

For more fabulous fashion, check out mystyle's Style Shout-Out gallery.