Star Style Hits Main Street
I'll be the first to admit (and she she me will definitely agree) that I'm star struck. I've tried Courteney Cox's tousled locks (sans corn rows and shells), Debra Messing's long coats and embellished handbag. And who didn't do Gwynnie's Blue Cult/Black button-down ensemble? I can't help it - I feel a little (scratch that - a lot) cooler if I'm donning celebrity styles. And thankfully for she she girls, there's Language.com and their star-studded inventory to help get us (and keep us) looking prime for Tinsel Town.

Let's start with shoes. I'm all over the Pucci Printed Leather Heel. The shape is divine, the print positively Pucci, and the heel sexy as all get out. In three words: red carpet worthy.

Now, we must talk tops. For day, I'm torn between the Fevered Deviant White Paper Doll Top and the Paul and Joe Black Cat 3/4 Sleeve T. Both seem to be the kind of shirts stars wear on their sitcoms or in those casual scenes in the movies -- the scenes where you want to freeze-frame and try to capture their coolness. For night, I'm pretty much set on the Tyler by Richard Tyler Chocolate Wrap Halter. I can just see it for cocktails. At once sophisticated, chic and downtown cool. Plus, the tie hanging down the back is très glamorous.

And every girl/star must find one great pair of slacks for dress and one never-fail pair of jeans. The pants will be Language charcoal wool with silk detail. I love that they're not black. As such, you're sure to make a statement. And stars always make statements. Now, the jeans. Oh, the jeans. While I'm always true to my PD&Cs, I must admit a very strong craving for Citizen for Humanity. (Named for our fave Kate Hudson.) As she she me always says, nothing updates a wardrobe as cheaply as a new pair of jeans. Add to that the photos in every fashion mag of celebs trotting about in denim and you have all the justification necessary for a little indulgence.

As for dresses...oh, the dresses. I think I need the one shoulder number for my Cameron Diaz nights and one of Ashley Isham's orange jersey knit dresses for a smidgeon of Ashley Judd. After all, it takes all types...

And to wrap it up, we must address our outerwear. After all, in the winter months, it's our coat that we're known for as much as our duds underneath. Top three star-style choices:
1) Language black Alpaca trench because everyone needs a trench (star or not).
2) Marc by Marc Jacobs Plaid Wool Jacket for a bit of preppy chic. (This branches away from typical star wear, but it's important to make our own statement as we enter Tinsel Town.)
3) Language Ivory Cashmere Wool belted cardigan. It seems very casual/interview-ish and appropriate for meeting writers in coffee shops to discuss upcoming films.

I think that will do us for now. Now all you need is a wrecked love affair and perhaps photos of you caught on the way to yoga and you'll be positively famous.

Smile for the cameras, my sweets!