Halle Berry

Just because you're a beautiful woman doesn't mean you can get away with wearing an awful dress to the Golden Globes... here's looking at you, Halle Berry! The Oscar-winning actress chose this Atelier Versace gown for the Globes, but she's not taking home any fashion awards in this number.

This dress looks like it's straight out of Wet Seal and made for a girl going to a high school homecoming dance, not one of Hollywood's biggest award shows. The busy print with chain links on it screams cheap and tacky to us, and the Angelina Jolie-esque super high leg slit isn't making it look any classier.

The final verdict? Halle is a gorgeous woman and has an amazing body, but this dress is all wrong for a 46-year-old woman attending the Golden Globes. We do like her simple hairstyle and fresh-faced glow, though... from the head up, she looks fab!

Sienna Miller

Sienna Miller is stuck in the '60s in this flower powered ensemble. Her pastel colored custom skirt and top getup for the Golden Globes was made by Erdem, and we vote to leave this look in another decade, where it belongs.

The new mom looks amazing for having just given birth last year, but this outfit is awful on her. The appliqued flowers hanging off remind us of a doily, and the wide cut of the top isn't flattering. Instead of streamlining her enviable figure, this creation cuts her in half.

The final verdict? The British actress, who formerly had her own fashion line with her sister, should really know better. She didn't take home the Golden Globe she was nominated for that night and she's not winning best dressed from us, either. Better luck next year, babe!

Wild, yet luxe

Luxe lady with a wild side? We can appreciate that! These snazzy, silky jammies from Jennifer Lopez combine sophistication and sass at the same time, and they're super affordable too!

Slipper pick: If you want to get even wilder, throw on these leopard print fuzzy moccasin-style Zealand slippers.

Quirky and sweet

Minnie Mouse pajamas for adult gals? Yes, please! Betsey Johnson has taken everyone's favorite Disney diva and created a totally adorable and sweet set of pajamas. We're ordering these ones right now!  

Slipper pick: We think Mickey's better half would approve of these fun black and white polka dot slip on slippers, don't you?

Sexy yet soft

Dressing for your man but still want something comfy? We've found the perfect pair of PJs! For all you ladies lucky enough to live in climates that aren't experiencing arctic temps right now, this satin boxer PJ set from Victoria's Secret marries pretty and practical.

Slipper pick: Stay warm in these UGG flip flop slippers.

Comfy and cozy

Sometimes a gal just wants to be comfortable, especially during the cold weather. For those times, these Charter Club mink fleece pajamas will do the job . Our fave pattern? The oh-so-chic black and pink polka dots!

Slipper pick: Keep up with the cozy theme with these warm sweater knit booties from the master of slippers, Dearfoams.

Wrong

Welsh model Imogen Thomas is breaking so many fashion rules here that we scarcely know where to start. We’ll focus on the scarf. Scarves, for those who don’t know , should not be worn over your head. And if you are such a huge celebrity that you are trying to conceal your face, your scarf fabric probably shouldn’t be sheer. Or covered in skulls. And your purse and shoes should either contrast one another in an interesting way or match perfectly. Imogen’s do neither of these things.

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Right

Can we get a “hell yeah!” Here English fashion model Daisy Lowe demonstrates how to scarf properly. Daisy’s leather studded biker jacket is the bomb, and she brilliantly pairs an equally cool scarf with it, without taking away from or clashing with her ultra-cool jacket. This scarf has all the elements of a must-have accessory — an interesting shape, an appealing color without being obnoxious and fringe as a subtle embellishment. And the crowd goes wild.

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Wrong

We love us an infinity scarf . Unfortunately this fashion trend, like so many others, is being abused. It’s actress Ashley Tisdale to the rescue with this stellar example of what we mean. An infinity scarf is to be looped about your neck in a becoming fashion, not plastered under your head like a bath-mat.

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Right

Minka Kelly rescues this look and reminds us why we love it in the first place. Her infinity scarf is looped correctly, and she has chosen a color that complements her casual look and her skin tone. She has not wadded her scarf under her neck, or worse, made a very small loop at the top and a saggy loop at the bottom.

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Wrong

This scarf disaster is heartbreaking because Kate Walsh is firing on all other fashion cylinders. From the jacket to the capris to the bag and shoes, Kate is just a tweak away from perfection. Unfortunately, with this scarf, it’s a rather large tweak. The fabric is fine, but what Kate demonstrates here is the importance of a good knot. Here she has mangled about three scarf wrapping techniques into one, making it appear as though a large boa constrictor is about to have her for lunch.

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Right

This on-set photo of Blake Lively shows us the correct way to knot a large scarf. It’s hard to tell — Blake may actually be wearing two scarves. The point is, she is demonstrating two extremely important elements of scarfing . The scarf has been layered, not wadded, and the end of the long scarf flows.

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Wrong

Here we offer a two-fer to demonstrate what happens if your scarf is too big or too small. Pam Anderson is small in stature, thus, she shouldn’t wear a scarf that looks like a blanket around her tiny frame . For the rest of us, it's important to make sure our neck accessories don't swallow the rest of our body. On the other end of the spectrum is Anne Hathaway, who is typically spot-on when it comes to fashion. But what the hell is going on around her neck in this photo? Scarves should make a statement without overwhelming your outfit. But they also shouldn’t underwhelm it! This puny scarf isn’t worth the time it took Anne to put it around her neck.

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Right

Model Alessandra Ambrosio is strutting major scarf flair in one of our favorite ways — atop her hippie head! This is such a sassy, timeless look that is more or less hard to screw up. It also looks fabulous with short hair.

The only word of caution is to make certain that your scarf is long — a short one is going to look ridiculous. Also, be warned that this look can go, if you aren’t careful, from cool hippie to demented pirate in precious little time.

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We don’t love this look on David but we don’t hate it either. And here’s why. David Beckham could wear a rubber chicken around his neck and he’d still be one of the hottest guys on the planet.

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KK’s look hits the middle of the scarf meter. The scarf is amazing, and she's cleverly worn it with a short jacket. But be warned! If you wear a long fringed scarf with a normal winter coat that has been zipped up, several inches of the scarf will hang below the coat, making it look as if you are in desperate need of some she-scaping.

One of the best ways to retain collagen is to protect skin from the sun, so it's important to apply sunscreen daily. “Ultraviolet radiation from the sun increases skin cancer risk and aging of the skin, including age spots, broken capillaries, wrinkles and coarsening of the skin,” says Zimmet. “Probably about 80 percent of our skin aging is due to the effects of the sun.” He also suggests wearing a large brim hat and protective clothing to further minimize damage from the sun’s ultraviolet rays.

We hope that no one is still risking their health by using tanning beds, but if you are, stop for the sake of your skin. “Although they don’t use UVB rays, and thus sunburns are avoided, the UVA rays they do use penetrate more deeply, and contribute to both skin cancer risk and aging of the skin,” explains Zimmet.

What you eat can play a significant role in your skin health and your skin’s ability to retain and create new collagen, says Zimmet. “A diet high in antioxidants, fruits and vegetables, is a fundamental way to preserve our collagen and other tissues, and improve our ability to make new collagen,” he explains.

If you haven’t resolved to stop smoking yet, we suggest you do — for your health and your skin. “Avoid smoking, which contributes to collagen degradation as well as reducing the ability to make new collagen,” says Zimmet.

We know eating foods rich in antioxidants can be good for the skin but you can also apply them topically . ”There is strong evidence that a good topical antioxidant reduces the injury effects of ultraviolet rays that get through a sunscreen, and some UV rays always gets through a sunscreen,” explains Zimmet.

One of the best ways to reduce the signs of aging and restore collagen is with retinoids. “Retinoids boost collagen production, and diminish fine lines and age spots,” says Zimmet. “There is probably more evidence that these are effective at reducing signs of aging than any other ‘anti-aging’ cream.”

While Botox won’t increase collagen, it helps preserve your existing collagen, says Zimmet. “The muscular contractions used to make expressions crunch and damage collagen over time,” he explains. “Since Botox relaxes muscles of facial expression in the crow’s feet, forehead and frown areas, there is less damage to existing collagen.”

A non-surgical way to lift, tighten and tone skin, ultherapy uses high intensity ultrasound to tighten existing collagen and boost new collagen production, explains Zimmet. The procedure is non-invasive and is sometimes referred to as a “non-surgical facelift.”

Another non-surgical way to fight the signs of aging and keep skin looking younger is radiofrequency treatment. “This treatment delivers radiofrequency energy to the lower layers of the skin to tighten collagen and stimulate new collagen formation,” explains Zimmet.

If you’re looking to improve the appearance of your skin, this treatment could be for you. “It's a laser treatment to tighten skin, boost collagen production to reduce fine lines, acne scars and reduce splotchy sun-damaged pigmentation,” says Zimmet.

Wavy lady

If your hair has even the slightest natural curl or wave, your best bet is to go au naturel. You can use the damp weather to boost your natural waves with a sea salt spray like Bumble and Bumble Surf Spray. Spritz it on damp locks before heading out the door. Gusts of wind will help enhance the natural appeal of this style, maybe giving you a boost in volume. When your locks are subject to raindrops, just scrunch with your hands to revive your waves. Easy, chic and fast!

Help for straightened hair

We know that, for many women, nothing comes between you and your straightener. We get it! If the weather can’t keep you from your favorite style, you need a product to help with frizz. One of our Facebook fans suggested Redken’s Outshine 01 Anti-Frizz Polishing Milk, which smooths even the thickest, coarsest hair.

Weather-proof updo

Sock buns and top knots are both great styles to wear when the weather gets gross. Keeping hair off of your neck and out of your face will make you feel more comfortable and less worried about your style. The right finishing product is key for any long lasting style and Healthy Sexy Hair Soy Firm Hairspray protects hair, while the soy seals out humidity.

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When all else fails

Sometimes the weather is so bad that no hair product or umbrella can save your style. Just in case, carry an elastic and a few bobby pins so you can quickly create a ponytail or messy updo once you’ve arrived at your destination. By wrapping a strand of hair around your elastic, your ponytail becomes instantly chic and appropriate for the office or a date.

Take that, Mother Nature!

The first: BB cream

The skin care darling that launched it all originated in Asia as a way to meet a variety of beauty needs — from brightening and lightening, to blemish hiding and skin tone improvement. While in the past you might have needed to layer on sunscreen, tinted moisturizer and a highlighter to get the look you want, BB cream takes all the work out of creating a smooth complexion with just a simple swipe.

Our pick: Too Faced Tinted Beauty Balm .

The now: CC cream

The next generation of complexion perfectors, otherwise known as “color corrector” or “coverage control” creams, offer lighter but better coverage than BB cream. These new kids on the beauty block act as a primer, brightener and foundation, while also providing sun protection and anti-aging ingredients, making them even heavier hitters than BB cream. In fact, some CC creams boast as many as 12 functions in one product.

Our pick: Juice Beauty Stem Cellular Repair CC Cream .

Low-cut tops and short hemlines

Anything too short or too low-cut says that you’re trying too hard and that you may be promiscuous, says Alan Au, VP of Jimmy Au’s For Men 5’8” And Under. "If you’re going to be fashionably provocative, wear a shorter skirt or a lower cut top, but not both at the same time. Pick one or the other.”

The “kitchen-sink” look

Believe it or not, guys don’t care about trends, notes Rebecca Raskind, VP of CLD Style House & PR and dating expert for the site ThreeDayRule.com. "You could be wearing every trend in the book — neon jewelry, spiked Jeffrey Campbell platforms, a leopard print jacket, harem pants and a cropped bustier — but unless this is your everyday style and you are completely confident in it, steer clear of mega-trendy items. Your guy wants to date you, not a street-style caricature.”

Sloppy casual clothes

Yes, there are occasions where a more relaxed look makes sense, explains Raskind. "For example, maybe your date is taking you to a yoga class and then out to lunch or a baseball game. You would certainly look out of place in a skirt and heels here. However, you should still make some effort. Oversized sweats, a baggy hoodie, messy hair and no makeup communicates that you simply don’t care… at all.” 

Super structured outfits

Women's clothing choices can communicate so many things to men, says fashion stylist and plus-size style expert Marcy Guevara from The Marcy Minute!"Sweats and a messy ponytail may send the message that you're apathetic, uninterested or aloof, while anything too structured or super polished can give off the impression that you’re high-maintenance. When going on a first date, it's important to show that you care enough about the date with good grooming and a nice outfit, yet that you aren't desperate. So save the LBD for a sexy night out or a special occasion.”

Lingerie

Attached? Dimitri James, CEO of Skinn Cosmetics and author of Naughty Makeovers for Nice Girls, urges women to always keep in mind the power of lingerie. "Your husband/boyfriend didn't get in a relationship with the cook or the cleaning lady — he married his girlfriend. Remember to turn it on for your mate. If he sees you walking around the house in old, frumpy sweats all the time, that's the way he’ll start to remember you. I believe that women who take better care of themselves and don't get lax with their looks tend to have better relationships.”

Oversized handbags

Leave the big bag at home! "It will unconsciously send the message that you're 'carrying baggage,’” says stylist Alexandra Suzanne Greenwalt, creator of Iconify Me and author of Secrets of a Fashion Stylist.

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21 Drops Hangover Blend

Your first order of business the night after drinking? Detox, girlfriend! This 100 percent natural artisan blend of essential oils contains juniper fruit, geranium leaf, lavender flower and cardamom seed oils to help stimulate your lymphatic system, flush out those toxins, get rid of nausea and reduce bloating. Roll onto your temples, the insides of your wrists, sides of your neck and other areas of concern often throughout the day to feel refreshed.

Elizabeth Grant The Socializer

As if the name doesn’t say it all, this miracle morning and evening under eye treatment will erase those dark circles and revive tired peepers after a long night of boozing. Because, let’s be honest, your co-workers don’t really need to know that you were out partying until 3 a.m., do they? We think not!

Phytomer Energizing Oxygenating Serum

There’s no doubt about it, this serum is a must-use before and after hitting the town. Applied prior to going out, seaside plant extracts will capture polluting particles on the surface of your skin , preventing them from penetrating so they easily wash away when you cleanse. And the next morning, algae extracts will help boost oxygen levels for a refreshed, bright and restored complexion.

Nourish Organic Body Lotion

Sort of hoping to avoid reeking like a brewery at work? Then subtly mask that overwhelming alcohol aroma seeping out your pores with Nourish’s Organic Body Lotion, available in five unique scents. Not only will your skin thank you, but your nose and entire body will too!

Nick Chavez RE-VAMP

The last thing you want to do when you’re hungover is wash your hair. Luckily, Nick Chavez’s RE-VAMP Restyling Refresher Spray lets you sleep in as late as possible and still emerge from your casa with a fabulous-looking ‘do. What’s not to love?

RMS Beauty “Un” Cover-Up

There’s no better way to disguise a hangover than with RMS Beauty’s “Un” Cover-Up! It’s perfect for lightening and brightening under eye dark circles, illuminating your complexion and making you look like you got a great night’s sleep. Plus, it won’t dry out your skin, which is always a bonus.

Kate Mara

Who ever said yellow was mellow? Kate Mara totally popped on the red carpet this week in London at the premiere for The House of Cards, and I'm rethinking my feelings for the bright color.

You're either a yellow person or not — there's really no in between. But after seeing the pretty shade that Kate sported with this high-low dress, I kinda feel like I need to reconsider my aversion to yellow. The high-low hemline is so on trend right now, and the color works quite well with Kate's complexion. Something else I'm crushing on? That gorgeous collar necklace.

The final verdict? I love that Kate pulled her hair back with such a statement-making dress, and kept to a simple color code. The accents of purple complement the bright yellow hue and don't take away from the beautiful hemline.

Jessica Alba

Jessica Alba has blossomed into quite the fashionista over the past few years! And the actress impressed me this week with the super cute velvet coat she rocked at Paris Fashion Week.

Say what you want about velvet — I know, I know, some of you hate it! — but I love the regal material. On a coat, it can be either tacky or oh so chic, and luckily Jessica achieved the latter here. I'm a huge fan of a statement coat. Seriously, it almost doesn't even matter what you wear underneath! — and Jessica rocked this look from head to toe, keeping things nearly monochromatic in varying dark shades.

The final verdict? Is Jessica French? 'Cuz she sure does that have je ne sais quoi. The bold pop of red lips, the tied back hair, the dark color scheme: It's all tres chic to me.

Snooki

Minnie Mouse meets Jersey Shore! Check out what our favorite MTV meatball, Snooki, wore to the NYC launch of her new fragrance, Snooki Couture .

We do love lace, but Snooks has this trend all wrong. The cutout armholes showing off her tattoos look a little trashy for the new mom and she could have lost the belt as well. But we're really wondering what's happening on top of her head and on her feet!

The giant bow on top of her ginger hair has got to go. We'd prefer it if she'd stick to the hair accessory she's known for: the pouf. And what's going on with the sky-high platform heel-less shoes? You aren't Lady Gaga, girlfriend.

The final verdict? Lace should be feminine and classy. We know it's a stretch for you, Snooki, but if you have the audacity to launch a couture perfume, you had better be ready to step up your own style accordingly!

Phoebe Price

We have two questions: What is Phoebe Price doing at Sundance and what is she wearing? In case you haven't heard of her, Phoebe is a D-list actress, and if you ask us, the D stands for fashion disaster.

Let's begin with the ridiculous cow hat she's wearing. That could be cute if you were under 10 years old, but on an adult, it's just silly. And then there's her sweater coat, which is dragging on the ground. Didn't she pack a coat for Sundance, or was she hoping to score a free one at the swag suites?

Finally, she paired a striped sweater dress with animal print tights and topped it all off with totally unnecessary belts.

The final verdict? The best part of her ensemble is her cute puppy, and he's better dressed than his owner, too. Take it easy on the animal prints and the animal headgear, please and thanks.