Multi-Finger Ring: Megan Fox

Bad Ring Rihanna

Flaunt your street cred with an extravagant hip hop style. With celebrity clientele including Rihanna, Megan Fox, Alicia Keys and Fergie, a two-finger, three-finger and four-finger ring is all the craze right now! Meant to be worn simultaneously on multiple fingers, the multi-finger ring is providing for a flashy and a truly dramatic look.

The hottest multi-finger rings include statement slogans (like Love and Hate, produced by Melody Ehsani), a name (like Audrina), a flat front meant to cover the pointer and middle fingers (as seen on Fergie, probably from Christie Martin) or featuring a fancy shape or a motif (like pyramids or a boombox as seen on Zoe Kravitz, produced by DSQUARED2).

This playful and trendy ring type will get you maximum of desired attention. Hurry up and get one before it’s gone!

Swarovski two-finger ring

Pyramid two-finger ring

Silver two-finger nugget ring

Fergie

Fergie made a great choice – she wore a cobalt blue (spring summer 2010 trend: bold colour) bodycon dress straight from Emilio Pucci runway. I loved a gold zig-zag detail that run down the dress making the frock look more elegant and a bunch of great accessories: gold minaudiere and Le Silla platform sandals in metal python.

Keri Hilson

Keri impressed me with a subtle pale pink mermaid gown from Dolce & Gabbana that she wore at the red carpet. The gown perfectly emphacised the hourglass shape with a lot of help of crystal-embellished waist. She kept her hair simple and slick and she resigned from accessories.

Taylor Swift

Taylor – the deserving Grammy winner sported a sophisticated look in a dazzling sequined gown from Kaufman Franco. The gown had an exquisite decolletage line. She accessorized it with a pair of Christian Louboutin Very Prive glittering pumps in a matching blue marine colour.

Pink

I loved Pink’s gray-to-black ombre gown that perfectly matched her short hair. The gown looked truly graceful thanks to the jeweled neckline and a waistband. She finished her look with a cute Judith Leiber clutch and Neil Lane jewelry including diamond bracelets and pendant-drop earrings.

Heidi Klum

Heidi appeared in an ultra-short embellished minidress from Emilio Pucci. The model knows what’s going on in fashion – her dress presented two major spring summer 2010 trend: pastels and tribal fashion. She paired it with Lorraine Schwartz jewelry and Jimmy Choo sandals.

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With the wearer’s eyes only slightly below the brim, a vintage cloche hat saves from bad hair days. In the past it was most typically worn with cropped hair (so called eton crop popularised by Josephine Baker) so that hair didn’t show. It also became fashionable to turn the brims on cloche hats upwards. Did you know that different styles of ribbons affixed to the hats indicated the wearer’s marital status?

Today it’s fully acceptable to wear a cloche hat to the long hair and with different elements like feathers, ribbons and rhinestones. For a very en vogue winter style choose a wool brimless cloche or an asymmetrical one that features side slant brim. Cloche hat is a staple accessory that every lady must have so you’d better learn to wear it from Sarah Jessica Parker and Blair Waldorf!

Floral print sundress

Flowered patterns have dominated most spring summer 2010 runways, in paricular the ones that took place in Milan Fashion Week. Colorful floral print dresses were especially featured in Alberta Ferretti (fabulous collection btw), Dolce & Gabbana and Marni‘s collections. Looks like again, designers are going back to basics and they show their understanding to the women wanting to accentuate their feminity. Or like Fergie would sing in “My Humps”: “my sexy lady looks”! These flirty and playful dresses are a manifesto of feminity and they forecast a hot joyful summer.

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Floral look ideas for Spring Summer 2010 season include bright and juicy floral prints and floral embellishments on the clothes. As I remember, a floral print dress was also a spring summer 2009 must-have and it’s just not a surprise. Floral print is the universal pattern for every spring and every summer and its popularity simply depends on designers who dictate trends. If you turn around on a beach or on the pier you will always see someone wearing “the naive print of a floral dress” – so read the press notes at Ralph Lauren’s SS10 collection.

Victoria Beckham, who markets sunglasses and jeans under her own designer label, has been judged the world’s worst-dressed celebrity by a leading fashion guru.

Acid-tongued Richard Blackwell, who was designing dresses for the rich and famous when he started the list in 1960, attacked entertainment’s biggest stars in his compilation of fashion disasters for 2007.

It is the second time Mrs Beckham has made an appearance in the list’s number one slot.

In 1998 she featured along with her Spice Girl band mates who were derided by Mr Blackwell as “the only spices on the planet that have no taste.”

And the 85-year-old LA-based designer still had plenty of venom to heap on the mother-of-three this year.

He said: “Forget the fashion spice, wearing a skirt would suffice! In one skinny-mini monstrosity after another, pouty Posh can really wreck-em.”

Other stars listed for their fashion disasters included singers Amy Winehouse, Fergie, Kelly Clarkson and Jessica Simpson, Bond girl Eva Green and actress Lindsay Lohan.

Missing from the list was Britney Spears, who has made it many times before.

“I felt that it was inappropriate at this time to make comment, when her personal life is in such upheaval. I hope 2008 is a better year for her,” Blackwell said.

His best-dressed list for 2007, which is not ranked, included Nicole Kidman, Cate Blanchett, Reese Witherspoon, Jemima Khan, Angelina Jolie, Beyonce, Helen Mirren, Katie Holmes, Katherine Heigl and Prince William’s girlfriend, Kate Middleton.

Richard Blackwell started his own clothing line, The House of Blackwell, in the 1950s and dressed actresses Jayne Mansfield and Jane Russell as well as first lady Nancy Reagan, among other famous names.

He was an important designer and during the 1960s he became the first in history to present his line on a television broadcast; and the first to make his line available for plus-size women.

The emergence of casual-wear in the 1980s brought an end to his fashion-line.

He is now best known as a fashion journalist and for producing his annual best and worst dressed lists every January.

The top 10 roll-call of fashion dishonours is:

1. Victoria Beckham – singer/fashion designer. Posh has remained top of the tabloid agenda this year with her move to America and role in reforming the Spice Girls. But despite writing a fashion guide David’s wife, seen stepping out in a neon dress and matching acid-yellow shoes this week, has had her fair share of wardrobe disasters. Mr Blackwell said: “Forget the fashion spice, wearing a skirt would suffice! In one skinny-mini monstrosity after another, pouty Posh can really wreck-em.”

2. Amy Winehouse – singer. The soulful singer, one of the most photographed stars of 2007, is characterised by her slew of trucker tattoos, towering hair-do and thick black-eyeliner. Mr Blackwell said: “Exploding beehives above, tacky polka-dots below, she’s part 50’s carhop horror.”

3. Mary Kate Olsen – actress. With sister Ashley she is one half of the hugely successful Olsen twins, who have starred in TV shows and films as well as having their own clothing and make-up line. Mary Kate has been a regular in the fashion magazines, singled out for her bohemian style and ultra-skinny figure, but it’s not to everyone’s taste. Mr Blackwell said: “She resembles a tattered toothpick-trapped in a hurricane.”

4. Fergie – singer. Stacy Ann Ferguson, solo singer and member of the Black Eyed Peas group, has raised many eyebrows with her wardrobe of garish and revealing outfits. Mr Blackwell said: “Yes, when it comes to couture chaos, guess it’s all in a name!”

5. Kelly Clarkson – singer. Clarkson shot to fame after winning the American Idol talent show in 2002, but is regularly derided by fashion critics for her style, particularly her affection for cropped tops. Mr Blackwell slammed her for: “belly-baring bombs”.

6 . Eva Green – actress. The French star of Bond film Casino Royale was noted by Vogue for her “killer looks, intelligence and modesty”, and has modelled for numerous fashion brands including Armani and Dior. She is known for her quirky gothic style, but clearly not everybody is a fan. Mr Blackwell’s opinion is that she is “Stuck in neon nightmares”.

7 . Avril Lavigne – singer. The Canadian Grammy award-nominated musician is famed for her punk-rock style popular among teenagers, and is often pictured wearing black. Mr Blackwell criticised her for “Gothic make-up courtesy the mad spatula.”

8. Jessica Simpson – singer/actress. The blonde country and pop artist is admired for her pneumatic figure, and is not afraid to show it off. She garnered more attention for her tiny hotpants than her acting skills as Daisy Duke in her first film, The Dukes of Hazzard. But she has also had her fair share of criticism for her skimpy clothes. Mr Blackwell said: “She’s a global fashion curse.”

9. Lindsay Lohan – actress. Child star Lohan, now 21, has been in the limelight for all the wrong reasons in the past 12 months. The hard-partying actress has been in and out of rehab and was caught with cocaine by police and then arrested twice for driving under the influence. Style critics say her lifestyle has taken its toll on her appearance. Mr Blackwell said: “Fashion frenzy strikes again.”

10. Alison Arngrim – actress/comedian. Best known for her “bad girl” role in US televison show Little House on the Prairie, the stand-up comic is accused of being frumpy. Mr Blackwell said: “Looks like a 1940’s fashion editor for the Farmers Almanac.”