In the 1920′s mens hair was super simple. Hair was slicked back with gel for a formal look that was thought to be both masculine and also elegant.

Usually when we see a celeb work a suit on the red carpet, they opt for feminine tresses, but when supermodel Karolina Kurkova wore a Roberto Cavalli suit last week with slicked-back locks she revitalized the menswear trend, taking it to a whole new level.

Young Emma Roberts appeared to have been inspired by this look when she donned this Nanette Lepore suit, as was Julianne Hough.

The actress/dancer also slicked back her short blonde tresses when she wore this black Chloe suit earlier this week.

Do you prefer this edgier approach to menswear-inspired dressing, or do you prefer a softer, more feminine approach?

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Red has been adding a welcome pop of bright colour to the red carpet this autumn.

Few fashion statements pack a punch quite like a red hot dress.

The most recent sighting was Emmy Rossum in Temperley London and our BDOTW winner Kate Hudson in Prabal Gurung.

Ashley Greene in Roland Mouret, Jennifer Garner in Monique Lhuillier, Amanda Seyfried in Prada, Pace Wu in Valentino, Michelle Keegan in Bill†Marr and Nicole Kidman in L’Wren Scott have all opted for shades of red, ranging from sassy scarlet to demure crimson, to make their sartorial statements on the red carpet.

Nicole was the only one to opt for red from head-to-toe.

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The best way to banish the winter blues is with sunshine yellow.

When it comes to spring, there isn’t a colour more associated with the season than this sunny hue; think daffodils, sunflowers, and baby chicks.

We saw yellow on the red carpet during awards seasons courtesy of Heidi Klum, Rashida Jones, Charlize Theron and Maria Menounos.

Most recently, stars like Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Richie, Elizabeth Banks, Michelle Williams and designer Rachel Roy have donned yellow to welcome in the new season.

Feeling inspired?