Solange Knowles in Armani Privé Spring 2008

Eva Mendes in Bill Blass Fall 2008

Ashanti in Marchesa Spring 2008

Thandie Newton in Jasmine Di Milo Fall 2008

Daisy Lowe in modified Giles Fall 2008

Solange Knowles in Armani Privé Spring 2008

Brandy in Lanvin Fall 2008

Leighton Meester in Julie Haus Spring 2009

Charlize Theron in Rag & Bone Spring 2009

Ciara in Elie Saab Fall 2008

Leighton Meester in Jason Wu Spring 2008

Leona Lewis in Roberto Cavalli Resort 2009

Hilary Swank in Givenchy Fall 2008 Couture

Meg Matthews in Balmain Fall 2008

Debi Mazar in Alexander McQueen Spring 2008

Tess Daly in Ashley Isham Fall 2008

Elise Neal in Betsey Johnson Spring 2008

Leighton Meester in Missoni Resort 2009

Jada Pinkett-Smith in Zac Posen Fall 2008

Fergie in Gucci Fall 2008

Thandie Newton in Erdem Fall 2008

Hayden Panettiere in Salvatore Ferragamo Fall 2008

Carla Cugino in Oscar de la Renta Resort 2009

Meg Ryan in Valentino Fall 2008

Lisa Snowdon in Peter Pilotto Fall 2008

Rihanna in Monique Lhuiller Fall 2008

Anne Hathaway in Versace Fall 2008

Debra Messing in Oscar de la Renta Resort 2009

Vivica A.Fox in Oscar de la Renta Fall 2008

Emma Roberts in Erin Fetherston Resort 2009

Miley Cyrus in Zuhair Murad Fall 2008

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Best Couture/Best Dressed Award
I LOVE, Love, Love Hilary Swank in this lilac Givenchy Fall 2008 Couture one-shouldered dress.

The colour, the matching shoes and the draping detail, I love it all.

I would not have thought that Hilary would pick something so edgy, but it works.

I would have loved if she had taken this look further and spiked her hair or messed it up a little.

Best Non-Dress Award
Even in a silver blazer and tight fitting pants, Charlize Theron still rocks it.

Her blazer was fresh off the runway from the Rag & Bone Spring 2009 presentation she had attended earlier on in the day.

She completes her look with a Dior statement necklace.

Surprisingly Fabulous Award
If someone had told that Brandy was going to be wearing a dress from the Lanvin Fall 2008 collection, I would predicted it would be a disaster, but she totally pulls off this Lanvin shiny black structured dress.

And I commend her for making it work, because this is not an easy dress too pull off.

I always assumed that whoever wore it on the red carpet, would make the dress look like a dustbin liner, and she does not.

She completes her look with the now popular YSL Trib Two Platform Pumps.

Best Black Award
Rihanna’s Monique Lhuiller Fall 2008 strapless gown with a ruffled neckline, and a jeweled belt, was so fantastic, that I hardly noticed how much I dislike her current hair cut.

What A Refreshing Change Award
You can normally rely on Beyonce to wear a blinged out dress, or a ridiculous tight fitting mermaid style dress, but on this occasion we have a very cute navy mini dress with accentuated, velvet shoulders.

Very classy, very understated, very chic. I love it.

Best Va-Va Voom Curves Award
With Beyonce toning it down, we had to look to Ciara to provide va-va voom curves, and she did, wearing a stunning black and white sequined Elie Saab Fall 2008 asymmetric gown.

She has an amazing body, and this dress fits her like a glove.

No So Lame Award
For once I don’t hate what Paula Abdul is wearing, in fact I really like it, as it compliments her stunning figure.

The gold lame dress is not over the top, its not tacky, its so not like Paula.

Best Mini/Best Legs Award
Hayden Panettiere really loves showing off her legs lately, and she does so again wearing a multi-coloured chain-mail Salvatore Ferragamo Fall 2008 mini.

I much prefer the Heroes star with longer locks.

Best Use Of Colour Award
There was not a lot of bright colour on the red carpet last night, so I thank Kate Mara for providing that, with her Zac Posen multi coloured knit dress.

Don’t You Scrub Up Well Award
Who knew Emily Procter had this in her?

Emily is not one to take to the red carpet too often, but she looks amazing here with her champagne sequined Collette Dinnigan Fall 2008 dress and glossy mane.

Just OK Award
Leona Lewis would have got more than ‘Just OK’ had she worn her beautiful black and white Roberto Cavalli Resort 2009 mini dress without the tights.

I love the embroidery on the bodice of this dress.

Best Sparkle Award
I love a sparkling embellished dress, and Molly Sims’ Donna Karan dress is just that.

Most Surprising Award
Vivica A. Fox surprisingly does not offend me, as for once she does not look like one of those honeys from a rap video.

Her look is sophisticated in this black Oscar de la Renta Silk faille embroidered dress which she teams with bowed Christian Louboutin Very Noeud slingbacks.

Most Improved Award
Ashanti goes up and down all the time. This time she does well. It would not be my choice, but she works this heavily embellished fuchsia Marchesa Spring 2008 dress with cut-out detail very well.

Best Dress/Clutch Combo Award
I love how Elizabeth Banks Stella McCartney’s Pre-Fall 2008 dress compliment each other, but I am a little disappointed with her hairstyle.

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The singer look beautiful wearing her dress with starred YSL Spring 2008 sandals.

Actress Leelee Sobieski wore the same dress on a recent unnamed photo shoot in Central Park.

She wore her dress with a large eggplant cardigan, Chanel Fall 2008 half patterned, half opaque tights, raspberry platforms, an eggplant clutch and a Burberry Prorsum Fall 2008 scarf.

As crazy and eclectic as Leelee’s look is, I absolutely adore it, so she wins for me.

“Sky Crawlers” Special Screening, Toyko

Rinko Kikuchi is still sporting her YSL Fall 2008 bowl style hairstyle, but lets face it, she does wear it well.

The actress arrived at this event wearing a strapless black Sophia Kokosalaki Fall 2008 dress, which is so beautiful with its dramatically sculptured silhouette of twisted waves.

Her heels are from the same collection.

MTV Asia Awards 2008, Malaysia

Winner of Breakthrough Artist Leona Lewis, donned a Sonia Rykiel Fall 2008 black gown with a pack of wild horses print on the bottom.

She performed her hit singles Better In Time and Bleeding Love at this event.

Stephanie Sun was also a winner at this event.

The Burberry Prorsum Fall 2008 clad singer took home the gold bar for Favorite Artist of Singapore.

‘Der Stein’ Premiere At Salzburg Festival, Austria

There was a time when I had a huge girl crush on Eva Green.

The Dior muse was always immaculate on the red carpet in John Galliano’s designs, looking every inch the Parisian Gothic princess she is.

It looks like she has deflected from Dior for once, to wear this Valentino Fall 2008 gown.

Unfortunately the gown is not really working for her, and that is mostly because you can see her bra through the demi-sheer panels of the dress.

I think this would have worked better has Eva worn this dress without the bra, as it appeared on the runway. The actress is not known for being shy.

2008 Teen Choice Awards Pre-Party, LA

Lauren Conrad wore a white sheath Mason dress to this event, which she accessorized with a thin black belt.

The look was complete with black Christian Louboutin peep-toes, two pendant necklaces and some bangles.

Lauren Bosworth wore an interestingly flirty Ina Soltani cocktail dress. The dress has a white leather bustier cup top, and multi-coloured ikat print skirt.

This print seems to be very popular at the moment.

Monique Coleman wore her pink halter polka dot belted Alice + Olivia dress, with burgundy peep-toes.

Brittany Snow adopted an edgier look for this event, wearing a black PVC mini skirt, a white tank with studded heels.

I love Kaycee Stroh’s pink peep-toes and grey clutch, as they compliment her trapeze dress perfectly.

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One of the many performers was X Factor winner Leona Lewis.

The gorgeous artist performed her worldwide hits, ‘Bleeding Love’ and ‘Better In Time’, wearing a colourful floral patterned Roberto Cavalli Fall 2008 strapless dress with YSL Spring 2008 strappy starred sandals.

I am sure you will agree that superstar Brit looks fantastic.

Dinner In Honor Of Nelson Mandela’s 90th Birthday, London

A dashing Will Smith arrived with his wife Jada Pinnkett-Smith, who was wearing a olive Monique Lhuillier Fall 2008 sheath dress, which had peacock feathers around the neckline.

Denzel Washington arrived looking very dapper in his black suit, shirt and tie combo, with his wife, Pauletta Pearson who was wearing a black asymmetric top and a Prada Resort 2008 pouffy skirt.

Forest Whitaker and his wife Keisha arrived both wearing navy. She was wearing a satin Lanvin Fall 2007 dress, with a stunning pair of embellished sandals.

Naomi Campbell brought not only her new boyfriend, but the high-end glamour to this event wearing a sexy black chiffon gown.

Oprah Winfrey made a rare visit to London wearing a black and white ensemble. The chat-show host was clever enough to bring a clutch that doubled up as a fan, to keep her cool, as London was very warm yesterday.

Katherine Jenkins arrived wearing a blush pink Christian Dior by John Galliano strapless gown with fold details.

I have a thing about strapless gown being worn with the hair up and a bare neck, as I believe it makes you look more statuesque, so I am not loving Katherine in this gown. I much prefer it on the first time it was worn by a celebrity.

Kim Cattrall wore a Versace toga dress.

I am not crazy about the colour on her, and I think a belt may have made a dramatic difference.

With minimal make-up and a strapless pink Missoni gown accentuated with a gold belt, Leona Lewis is, as always, simply beautiful, and it’s effortless.

Heidi Range (L), Amelle Berrabah and Keisha Buchanan of SugaBabes arrived in various gown.

Heidi opted for a coral Jenny Packham gown, which has blue accents, which was worn by Tyra Banks this year.

Amelle wore a stunning metallic haltered gown with silver accents, but ruined her look with that bright red lipstick and blusher.

Keisha amped up the glam wearing a stunning belted orange gown.

Lewis Hamilton arrived with his Pussycat Doll girlfriend Nicole Scherzinger, who decided this event was a great place to show off her bra.

Note to Nicole: You are dining in with Nelson Mandela, not getting chicken wings at Hooters my dear.

I am more than disappointed that Uma Thurman is not playing the red carpet game. What is the point in taking the time to dress nice if you are not going to show it off?

It was a warm day in London, take off the trench.

“The Wackness” Screening, New York

Mary-Kate Olsen has come out of hiding. It has been a while since we saw the boho chick on the red carpet, and she did not disappoint from the ankles up.

Mary-Kate wore a beautiful white vintage Lanvin maxi dress with a navy waist belt, but opted to wear orange Sonia Rykiel shoes with it, which totally ruined the look for me.

“The Wackness” After Party, New York

This floral dress is not really working for me either, as it appears a little too big and her posture is slightly hunched over.

Selita Ebanks decided to mix it up a little by wearing a tuxedo jacket with an ultra mini skirt.

I hope her hair is just pulled back, as it looks like she may have gone for the chop.

Vogue España Magazine 20th Anniversary Party, Madrid

Claudia Schiffer wore a stunning white and grey sequined Chanel Spring 2008 gown that had been modified from the runway.

The model has been out and about many times this week, and has looked nothing short of flawless. As you would expect.

Monica Cruz wore a sexy navy haltered dress and gave us that sexy latin look that she does so well.

Actress Paz Vega opted for a black strapless Roberto Cavalli Pre-Fall 2008 gown, which has a beautiful floral detail on the hem.

For Esther Canadas it was all about the back of her Roberto Cavalli dress, as she constantly posed with her back to the paparazzi.

The model arrived with designer Robert “I am the party” Cavalli.

Jade Jagger arrived in a short black and gold strapless mini from her own Jezebel collection.

Why borrow when you can wear your own?

BILD OSGAR Award, Germany

Naomi Campbell, another supermodel out and about a lot this week, showed her pure side in this white haltered gown with crystal detail by Dolce & Gabbana.

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