Cee Lo Green

Cee Lo Green is a judge on The Voice, but today, we're turning the tables and judging him on his fire engine-esque fashion faux pas. Check out this look-at-me leather ensemble that he chose to host a New Year's celebration at Chateau nightclub in Las Vegas. Leather is definitely very trendy right now, but we're not sure about this head to toe look he's rocking.

First of all, red leather is very bold . The jacket or pants would be statement pieces enough on their own but pairing them together is too much. For 2013, Cee Lo must be cutting back on his security costs. Instead of hiring bodyguards for the night, the singer just decided to wear a completely spiked leather jacket to ensure no one got too close to him. His pant pockets even have spikes too! This is overkill, literally.

Finally, we're not feeling the baggy, untucked shirt that's hanging out. It's far too casual for New Year's Eve.

The final verdict? We're not opposed to red leather or spike accents, but this outfit is truly painful.

Kim Kardashian

Just because Kim Kardashian has Kanye West's baby on board doesn't mean she's going to break out the maternity wear! The expectant E! reality star hit Vegas to host a New Year's Eve bash at 1OAK in this Julien MacDonald dress, leaving very little to the imagination.

Don't get us wrong... we certainly don't expect Kim K to start dressing frumpy, but this see-through netted gown is a bit tacky. We can barely see her bump, but we can see almost everything else! It looks like she's nearly naked underneath and now that she's going to be a mom, a little modesty could be good.

We're also not feeling the super long sleeves, which are hanging down over her hands and obscuring her wrists and fingers.

The final verdict? We all know that you'll be one hot mom, Kim, so don't feel like you have to prove you've still got your sexy side. Your sister Kourtney had amazingly chic maternity style... may we suggest borrowing some of her outfits?

Anne Hathaway

How adorable does Anne Hathaway look? Seriously, she looks like Old Hollywood glamour, and appropriately so since she's attending Hugh Jackman's Hollywood Star event here.

The Les Miserables star has had some pretty major fashion moments since chopping off her locks in the name of her craft, and I love that she's not afraid to break fashion rules. All black is typically a bit morbid, but it just seems to work here. Why? Well, the cool shades and the matchy matchy Peter Pan collar/belt combo help add a little sparkle to the otherwise bland look.

The final verdict? Monochromatic can be a bit boring or it can be brilliant, and with the help of some shiny accessories, Anne successfully hit the brilliant mark here!

Kirsten Dunst

Is it a dress or a coat? Yep, I know you're asking yourself that right about now. And if it's a coat, why in the world would Kirsten Dunst show up to a movie premiere in NYC wearing nothing but a coat? Well loves, rest assured, this Dior stunner is a coat dress.

Now normally I'm not a huge fan of coat dresses. After all, if you're wearing a coat, it's typically cold out so it makes sense to, I don't know, wear some clothes under it. In this case I think I'm going to give Kirsten a pass for two reasons. The first? It's Dior. Enough said. The second? It's plain adorable and it's fun.

The final verdict? I think this coat dress would look equally if not more stunning as a regular 'ole coat, but I'll let it go this time. I would, however, recommend wearing it with some fuller coverage tights — fishnets, really Kristen? — and some wintery shoes. Cuz let's be honest, it's cold in NYC.

Leather graces the runway season after season. From leggings to blouses, leather accents are the easiest way to look downtown cool. If you want to splurge on one piece, go for a cute jacket because you’ll be able to layer with sweaters and scarves for winter and fall, pair with a flowy tee for spring and roll up the sleeves with cut-offs for summer.

We saw new twists on the classic white button-down all over the spring runways. Everything from oversize styles at DKNY to embellished options at Rachel Comey. The best part about a classic shirt? You can wear it with pretty much everything! Trust us, the perfect white shirt will become your staple in 2013.

Not a heel girl? Try a pointy flat this year. You can dress a cute style up or down with a pair of skinny pants and a tee for the weekends, or a pencil skirt and blazer for the office.

Give your classic black bag a break, and try a colorful printed option this year. From Fendi to Marc Jacobs, we saw graphic totes all over the runways, so it’s your turn to give this hot trend a test drive. Try a tote size that you can easily transition from the office to a night out with the girls.

Let’s be honest, a pair of killer shades will never go out of style. And if you don’t have a go-to pair yet, you need one! Especially in a classic wayfarer style that will continue to be on trend year after year.

Schedule beauty treatments from head to toe

Take a day off of work or clear your schedule on a Saturday and make it a day of beauty. First, start at the spa for a glow-inducing facial, followed by a manicure and pedicure. Your last stop should be a blowout at a salon to get supermodel-worthy hair.

All day shopping anyone?

Enjoy your "free time" and head to the mall with your friends for a day of window shopping. See what styles are in for shoes, handbags, jewelry, clothes and anything that is not baby-related! Stop by the makeup department and try new shades of gloss and even get your makeup done at one of the counters. If you end up hungry, treat yourself to a girls' lunch and make it a gab fest! The point is to take your time, not rush, and truly enjoy the experience.

Gossip magazine binge

Go to a local magazine stand and buy all of the celebrity gossip and beauty/fashion magazines you can find. Then, head to the couch or your bed with a cup of tea and indulge in a day of guilty pleasures!

Say OM

Find a prenatal yoga class you love for some stretching and relaxing. Your mind, body will love it. You can also take leisurely strolls and practice some deep breathing to calm your mind and enjoy the moment.

LaLicious Body Oil

If you love LaLicious , then you’ll fall absolutely head over heels for their luxurious, all-natural body oils. Available in nine different scents, you can toss them in the tub to soften and moisturize your skin, use them to condition your hair or even as a shaving lotion for your legs. Talk about a multipurpose product! We’re obsessed.

Calgon Foaming Bubble Bath

Treat yourself to the ultimate at-home spa experience without dropping a ton of cash. Infused with vitamin E and healing aloe, this foaming bubble bath will make your skin feel heavenly and fill the air with an aroma you can’t resist. Take your pick of Hawaiian Ginger, Morning Glory, English Garden and Ocean Breeze.

Lather Blues Buster Bath Gel

Feeling blah? Beat the seasonal sads with Lather’s uplifting blend of bergamot, basil and grapefruit, which offers stress relief. Simply pour one to two capfuls under running water and let your worries wash away.

Repechage Sea Spa Bubble Bath

Forget irritation and dryness! Repechage’s Sea Spa Bubble Bath is soap and sulfate-free, so you can relax and unwind while your skin gets all the moisture and love it needs. Perfect for easing tension and soothing those sore muscles.

Animal print scarf

Add a splash of a pretty pastel color to any winter look by throwing this animal print border scarf on with a neutral sweater . The lightweight lilac-hued scarf would look great paired with gray, black or even navy and would work with both casual outfits or something more polished .

Cap toe heels

Whether you’re wearing a classic LBD or a pair of skinny tailored trousers, adding this glam pair of Jeffrey Campbell cap toe heels in pastel green with a silver toe will add just the right amount of flair to your look . They come in a variety of pastel hues, but we’re partial to the minty green.

Crystal bracelet

You can never go wrong by adding a little sparkle to your look which is why we’re currently coveting this delicate Swarovski crystal bracelet featuring pastel-colored stones . The vintage-inspired design and ribbon closure give it a romantic appeal we love.

Silk blouse

Skip over the white or cream-colored button-up in favor of this chic collarless silk stretch blouse in a soft shade of lavender with pretty pleating at the neck . Not only is it ultra-comfortable due to the addition of stretch, but the blouse is still elegant enough to wear to the office. Pair with a sleek printed pencil skirt and nude platform pumps.

Skinny jeans

We’ve had a long-standing crush on colored denim and these purple pastel skinnies are no exception . Even during the colder months, these lighter-hued jeans would look great paired with a slouchy gray sweater and either knee-high or ankle boots.

Purse

Why tote a dark handbag when you’re wearing a darker-hued outfit or coat? We prefer to brighten things up with a lighter accessory like this structured pink pastel purse . Two organizer pockets and a center divider help keep things organized no matter how much stuff we’re carting around.

Hats with fur flaps

This trend, demonstrated here by Jessica Alba, is likely the biggest fashion sin committed against good taste in some time. Here is when this look is appropriate — if you are a backwoods hillbilly or if you are traveling by dog sled through Antarctica. Unless you want to look like Cousin Eddie from National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation and have people point and jeer behind your back, do not succumb to this goofy trend.

We can only imagine that the makers of this hat paid Jessica Alba great sums of money to parade around in public wearing that monstrosity that is perched atop her otherwise beautiful head.

Skin suits

These seem to be all the rage among women in their 40s. We let it slip years ago when Britney Spears did it. But now that Jennifer Lopez and Shania Twain have made wearing skin suits common practice, we are ringing the fashion alarm. Let me assure you, in a nation where the average woman is a size 14, we do not need this trend becoming mainstream. Can you imagine a day where your sweet but portly neighbor thinks it’s a good idea to walk to the corner mailbox in a skin suit? Eye sores aside, these don’t look like they would be very comfortable. A day at the office in one of these get-ups could be problematic — you’d be digging this thing out of your lady parts all day. That’s not a good look for anyone.

Nothing

In a perfect world, we’d stage a fashion intervention for Rihanna, as she is an offender of all awesomely-bad fashion trends. In fact, she sets a lot of them — including the thrice weekly Instagram photo taken of herself topless. Can someone take her phone away already? Chris Brown, are you listening? How many times does a person need to be told that they look good naked? Put some freakin’ clothes on and step away from the camera! The last thing the self-esteem of this country’s women needs is throngs of young women tweeting pictures of their vainglorious, topless self. Yes, Rihanna. You have breasts. Congratulations. Moving on…

Skinny jeans on boys

When my son and I were watching the American Music Awards and One Direction hopped on stage all wearing skinny jeans, my son quipped, “Skinny jeans look really masculine on a man. Said no one, ever.” This look is a problem for two very specific reasons. One, by virtue of their name and style, one should, ideally, be skinny to wear them. That reality excludes a healthy percentage of the population. Secondly, somehow men got the notion that it was OK for them to wear these jeans. Can you say “misinformed?” Skinny jeans are fine if you are a girl between the ages of 13 and 15. Everyone else please take one step back.

Cakey foundation

Foundation can be a girl's best friend or worst enemy, depending on how you apply it. Use too much and you’ll end up looking cakey. Rather than go overboard, Loren recommends keeping your foundation light, fresh and clean. “Remember it’s for evening out redness and unevenness in the skin, hiding a couple of blemishes and creating a flawless canvas. It’s not for creating a mask of an entirely new face,” she explains.

Over-plucked brows

Despite the vast number of tools, products and professionals aimed at keeping brows expertly shaped, over-plucked arches are still one of the most common mistakes around. Loren suggests putting your brows in the hands of a trusted professional, but she also knows that’s not always an option for everyone. So if you’re opting to shape your brows at home, start slow and really look at what needs to be done before you pick up the tweezers. “Stand back a little from the mirror and really assess the work that needs to be done. When we get too close to ourselves in the mirror, we tend to obsess over every single hair we see which can quickly lead to over plucking,” she explains. If you’ve already overdone it, Loren suggests adding a little fullness back to your brows. “Try not to draw a hard line for a brow, but [rather] feather the product through the gaps and thin areas, recreating that perfect arched brow.”

Popped pimples

This one is simple: Just don’t do it, as tempting as it might be. You’ll likely make the problem worse. “When you attempt to squeeze the life out of those pesky blemishes, you are also creating a potential chance to increase the problem,” says Loren. “That’s because part of the blemish lives below the skin's surface. When we attempt to ‘pop,’ we often break that blemish in half and only part comes out to the surface. The rest underneath the skin spreads and creates additional blemishes,” she explains. “Instead, try a spot treatment that contains salicylic acid at night to fight the problem areas.”

Clumpy mascara

Even though most women will tell you that mascara is the one beauty product they could never live without, it can still be applied in an unflattering manner. Clumps don’t look good on anyone. “When layering multiple coats of mascara, I prefer not to wait until the previous coat is dry,” says Loren. “This leaves too much of a chance that the lashes will start to clump together and the mascara will get chunky.” What she does instead is layer quickly while the product is still wet, which allows you to comb through your lashes more easily to keep them separated.

Poorly applied false lashes

False eyelashes can add thickness and length to your lashes, giving your eyes a larger appearance or more glamorous effect, but not if you apply them poorly. “One of the biggest mistakes I come across with false lashes is the placement on the eye. Whether you are using strip lashes or individuals, you want to make sure you are applying the base as close to your own lash line as possible,” advises Loren. “The key is to hide that strip so the lashes can blend into your natural ones.”

Harsh eyeshadow

Eyeshadow is a great way to play with color and change your look dramatically, but you want it to look natural, not like something out of a comic book or bad '80s movie. “One of the biggest eyeshadow offenses I find is unblended shadow with hard edges,” Loren says. “When layering on multiple colors, whether they are your everyday neutrals [or] your fun, bold brights, be sure to blend out any hard edges with a clean, dry shadow brush,” she advises. “You want a seamless finish between colors.”

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Hot rollers

Even though you can create waves and ringlets with increasingly smaller hair tools, oversize hot rollers of the past are worth revisiting. You might not realize it, but rollers can actually take less time to get the look you want than using a curling iron. All you have to do with rollers is pop them in, clip them on and let them cool, and you do that with larger sections of hair than you’d have to deal with when using a curling iron, which equals less time spent in front of the mirror. Once they’re cool, take them out, tousle and spray. Having to Individually section hair and wrap it around a curling iron can often be a lot more time consuming.

Side combs

We remember wearing side combs as kids, but then they seemed to go the way of the scrunchie. While scrunchies didn’t make our list , hair combs offer an easy and stylish way to tame your tresses with a retro twist. Whether you opt for something neutral or something more eye-catching , holding your hair back or simply accessorizing your updo is a lot easier with a few side combs in your collection of hair tools.

Crimper

Ready for a trip back to the late 1980s? If so, dig out and dust off your crimper. We had a pink one we loved and it’s worth rediscovering this hair tool for more than just a whim. Crimping small sections of hair is an easy way to add texture, especially for anyone with medium to long hair who needs a volume boost. You can also try crimping lightly all over for added texture without worrying that you look a little too retro. Plus, if you’re not doing your whole head or are just crimping lightly, getting the look you want should only take about 10 minutes depending on how long your hair is. Add a barrette with bling and you have a playful yet get-noticed look.

Plastic combs

If you haven’t ever thought about picking up one of those small, plastic combs that seemed to be everywhere in decades past, there are actually a few reasons to get one. They can be used for back-combing or gently teasing your hair if you need to achieve a little height or add some texture when you’re creating an updo or putting your hair in a ponytail. Since they’re so small, they can also be stashed in even the smallest clutch or makeup bag for quick, on-the-go detangling or touch-ups while traveling.

Try a beauty drink

Honestly, the best “beauty” drink in the world is good old H2O! Start with six to eight glasses a day to flush out your skin and keep your body hydrated. You can boost your water with an antioxidant cocktail, such as Dr. Jart's Antioxidant Water Booster . This combination of antioxidant superfoods like goji berry and maqui berry helps fight free radicals to help your skin look young and fresh. You can also try a “green smoothie” like the recipe touted by Kimberly Snyder, author of The Beauty Detox Solution . This simple smoothie combines green vegetables like spinach and romaine lettuce with fruits for a powerful vitamin and nutrient punch.

Dry brush and scrub

No detoxifying program would be complete without dry brushing the skin all over your body. Not only do you exfoliate the top layer of dead skin cells, but you encourage circulation in your skin. Always dry brush before showering and move the brush in circular motions away from your heart. Follow the dry brushing with a gentle, but effective cleansing bar, such as the Josie Maran Moroccan Cleansing Bar and Pouch . The bar is made with detoxifying clays and moisturizing oils so you don’t strip your skin. Use it with the accompanying pouch to buff away even more dry skin and dirt.

Give me oxygen

We've all been told to put our oxygen mask on first before helping others during an emergency, and the same goes with taking care of your skin! Start by removing any impurities on your skin. Try a treatment like Dr. Jart’s Black Label Detox Pore Penetrator . This herbal-extracted pore care solution refines and tightens enlarged pores while it works to remove dead skin cells that cause blockage. Follow your pore treatment with a revitalizing oxygen mask, like Dr. Brandt’s Detoxygen Experience . It uses oxygen spheres to maximize oxygen transportation into your skin cells to breathe life into your skin.

Exfoliate and massage your scalp

Beautiful hair starts when the scalp is clean and clear of any impurities. Detox your scalp by massaging it on a daily basis to increase circulation and blood flow all over your head. Follow with a detox scalp treatment, like the Zen Detox Hair & Scalp Therapy treatment . This innovative treatment uses special clays, herbs and spices to lift heavy metals and other toxins from your scalp, hair follicles, roots and oil glands. Once the impurities are removed, your hair has a better environment to grow and flourish.