The major trends to emerge out of Fashion Week are centring on picture-perfect skin and eye-catching shadow. Now, for someone who avoids full-lid shadow like the plague (Fab and I remain convinced that our eyelids are too big to cope with it) and opts instead to line my eyes, taking shadow right up to the brow bone à la Valentino A/W 2010 is a little daunting. I'm fine if it's a cream-based highlighter, but brown eyeshadow? I don't think I could do it, could you?

Most famous for her blonde locks, the Grey's Anatomy actress is no stranger to mixing up her hair hue if a role calls for it, but what do you think of her new dark chocolate 'do? Originally I thought it made her look a bit plain Jane, but now I look again, I actually kind of like it. It doesn't wash her out and I like the mahogany undertones; do you?

When my birthday swings around next month I shall not be asking for money, jewels or designer fragrance. I'll solely be requesting that I am magically transformed into Diane Kruger. Every friggin' time the girl gets it right. It'd bore me if it didn't amaze me so. Unlike our other starlets, I would take (and will be taking) all three of these styles and making them my own. Pronto. From the glamorous vintage roll to her unique take on up styles, Diane just keeps on giving and giving. And I know you might be feeling all Oscar-ed out, but before we put the Oscars to bed for another year, let us try to pick a favourite of these three lustrous looks . . .

Three different awards ceremonies (L-R: the Globes, the SAGs, the Oscars), three different looks. While I could take or leave Sandy's SAGs 'do (and dress), I fell head over heels for her Golden Globes curly up-and-to-the-style style and could not get over how shiny her strands were at yesterday's Oscars ceremony. Which is your favourite look?

The auburn actress gave a beautiful speech about her A Single Man costar as he was up for his Best Actor Oscar. The speech nearly had him (and us) in tears, but the stunning star kept her cool and looking radiant with hair swept to-one-side and wearing a watermelon gloss. It's easy to see why she's such hot property in Hollywood. What do you think?

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Most stars chose to forgo a red lip in favour of something nude, but a few cheeky celebs opted for a flirtatious and girly pink. Maggie went for neon magenta, Sandra chose a rich watermelon, Vera went for a light tint, while Kelly wore a baby pink gloss. Who do you think looks best?

Miss O strutted her lilac stuff at Elton John's AIDS Foundation's Oscar Viewing Party. 64 percent of you thought that Kelly Osbourne's new hair was awesome, but how do you feel about it with all this volume packed in? I'll admit, it's leaning too heavily towards Dame Edna to be taken as a serious style for me, but what do you think? Do you like it?

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The young actress joined the gang at Elton John's AIDS Foundation's Oscar Viewing Party where there seemed to be a bit of copper infusion on her part between the dress, the hair and the eyeshadow; but Hayden made it work. A muted mauve lined her bottom lash line, breaking up the metallic makeup and she (or her makeup artist) chose a nude apricot gloss to complement the look. Her hair was in the teased up style that many celebs are showing off this year. What do you think of the look?

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'60s sexpot. That's the look that Heidi rocked at Elton John's AIDS Foundation's Oscar Viewing Party. Silver shimmer graced the eyelids, while lashings of mascara and falsies were applied to both the top and bottom lashes. White, waterlined eyeliner opened the eye, while nude gloss finished the 1960s vibe perfectly. The hair was in-keeping with the genre: centre-parted bangs and plenty and plenty of volume. It's fun, flirty and fabulous. You like?

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