Was "Going the Distance" the most stylish red carpet movie premiere in years or what? I've already waxed poetic on Drew Barrymore and Kate Beckinsale; now it's Christina Applegate's turn. This, ladies, is how to dress to impress while pregnant. Plucked straight from MaxMara's fall "Elegante" collection, this beautifully cut raspberry cap sleeve dress hugs all of Christina's baby curves in a very flattering way. Falling right to the knee, the body skimming dress has deceiving cap sleeves and an elongated key hole at the chest that draws the eyes up and down--but away from the bigger mid-section. Christina is the epitome of the modern pregnant woman in this dress. More women could take a lesson from her example and I don't know about you, but I look forward to seeing her wardrobe choices as she nears delivery.

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Since seeing Tilda Swinton in "I am Love" sporting orange trousers I've been on a veritable hunt to mimic her look! These Rich & Skinny Bright Orange Jeans ($151 down from $303) have done the trick.They look great with a crisp white button down or a pale-pale blue one, flats and I've been pairing it with a cream Gucci hobo, some Hermes leather bracelets, and a long pendant necklace.

Though her style may have some misses in real life (who could forget that awful one-shoulder Lanvin she wore to the Oscars in 2008...), Swinton is a stunningly beautiful, wholly unique actress and for anyone who loves fashion, "I am Love" is a must-see. It's an endless parade of Hermes, Jil Sander, and Fendi -- beeeeautiful!

I don't want to date myself but I wore Donna Karan body suits since she started making them. I actually had a button up shirt very similar to this one (with less ruffles) and it was the BEST shirt ever, I wore it with everything from jeans to pants to skirts. It's just so smart! Did you know Elvis came up with a similar design for all his shirts? He had a strap sewn on to his shirts so they wouldn't become untucked from all his arm swinging and hip swiveling moves. Not that most of us have that particular need, but nobody looks good with a half tucked in shirt. The frumpy middle just makes us look fat and unkempt. There is a bit of elastic in the fabric so you can move without giving yourself a wedgie. I love it withDonna Karan's Leather-Trimmed Jersey Skirt ($850). The Ruffled Tuxedo Bodysuit is $1295.

A number of celebs, including Ashely Tisdale and Kelly Brook, have been spotted in this Rebel Yell Love Hankie Tank ($57). I'm not usually a fan of any sort of drug reference, no matter how veiled, but I like the message on this one (goes well with my "Hugs not Drugs" tee from Local Celebrity!). The signature Rebel Yell cut is also super sexy - I only wish I had the laid back Cali attitude to pull off this top with black cut-offs like the model above!

Even with the endless denim brands out there, J Brand is a clear favorite for many, including myself. So when you put the much coveted designed behind Proenza Schouler on J Brand jeans, you get magic and fireworks. Kind of literally here. These free form hand painted jeans are all one of a kind and they remind me of the dazzle and excitement of a fireworks display. High waisted skinny jeans is the most current denim fit for Fall and is perfect for this collaboration. Extra care is recommended with the wear and wash and at $550 I would dry clean and avoid sitting on grass =) At Proenza Schouler online.

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Stella McCartney has become one of my go-tos for lingerie along with Deborah Marquit, Kiki, and Moschino. I love the innocent, playful sexiness that most of her pieces exude. A year ago my boyfriend moved to San Fran leaving me to travel back and forth a bit, so I can relate to this set of two tourist briefs ($40)! The set comes with two light-pink silk-blend briefs with embroidered multicolored design. One is embroidered with 'From New York with love', the other is embroidered with 'From LA with love' -  I just wish there was a San Fran instead of LA option!

Any NY/LA jet-set travelers who have scooped-up this set?

The temperature may have been soaring, but the actresses attending the 62nd Annual Primetime Emmy Awards at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles Sunday night didn't let the strong sun from ruining their walk down the red carpet. Indeed, many of them wore black and shades of navy with plenty of aplomb. Inevitably, however, there was plenty of comedy on the red carpet--Rita Wilson, what were you thinking in that Prada runway chandelier ensemble?--as stars swanned about in classic goddess gowns, mermaid dresses and predictable princess ball gowns.

Oscar de la Renta, to no one's surprise, had a double homerun with "30 Rock" star Tina Fey and Lea Michele of "Glee." Both brunette, both petite--the former took a fashion risk in a black silk organza embroidered gown with white satin underlay (and won) while the latter easily added inches to her frame via a navy silk taffeta sweetheart neckline gown with organza flamenco ruffles (both from the Resort 2011 collection). It just goes to show: Oscar de la Renta can do no wrong. Indeed, aside from Emily Blunt's pretty Dior silk chiffon bustier gown with flower embroidery, it was a big night for American designers.

Beautiful, and slim looking, in custom Donna Karan Collection, Elisabeth Moss dressed both appropriately for her age and her curves. Marchesa scored a nice coup dressing both tabloid faves Heidi Klum, in a barely there black strapless tulle dress with rose embroidered sculpted bands (this woman has given birth?), and Kim Kardashian, who hid her busty curves nicely via a white silk chiffon halter column with draped bodice. Juliana Margulies also stunned in a navy L'Wren Scott dress with metallic pieces that looked poured onto her body and Julia Louis-Dreyfus gets two thumbs up for relying on her go-to designer friend, Narciso Rodriguez. Christina Hendricks was a bit more controversial with her Zac Posen gown choice--a lilac number with feather accents from resort.

There were plenty of European designers represented on the red carpet, but they were more misses than hits. Claire Danes looked like an Oscar statue in her crystal beaded Giorgio Armani Privé number--but how many times have we seen this look? Anna Paquin went high fashion (and became a matador in the process) with her Alexander McQueen column topped with gold sequined shoulders. And lest we forget January Jones? Personally, I liked her structured electric blue Atelier Versace gown. It was a daring choice--certainly not mainstream--but I think ultimately it belongs more on the steps of the Met Gala.

For an actress who oft prefers long, billowy gowns, it was surprising, but in a great way, to see her arrive at the premiere of "Going the Distance" in L.A. in a terrific and smart Versace shift. Yes, you read right: Versace. The white leather (LEATHER!) dress with charming black dotted pocket-flat details is from the resort collection (out in November) and I think it gave Kate a very "sexy secretary a la 'Mad Men'" vibe. The dress fit her like a glove and the super high black satin pumps she paired with it gave her legs for miles. You wouldn't think this dress was leather at first; but knowing it is only increases its fashion-forward appeal. Leave it to Donatella to take it up a notch by using an expected fabric. The polka dots also work nicely here--especially when paired with the high, pulled-back ponytail. It's nifty, old school sleek and I give it two thumbs up.

Drew Barrymore proves that one doesn't necessarily need to rush to Chanel, Lanvin and Oscar de la Renta for a fabulous red carpet dress. Don't get me wrong: there's nothing wrong with any of the aforementioned designers; I just think it's nice to stir the pot sometimes. And who better than Drew? At this week's premiere of her new film, "Going the Distance," Drew donned a stunning gold brocade strapless gown and hoop earrings with citrine and pyrite stones from Malandrino, Catherine Malandrino's upscale line (her on again/off again beau Justin Long, meanwhile, looked as cute as a button in Dolce & Gabbana). I love how Drew never veers too far from her boho spirit; check out the loose, windswept locks and the just overall approachable attitude she exudes. The dress hugs her nicely and accents her curves while not being skintight. P.S.: in case you were wondering, Drew's belt--which smartly cinched her slim waist--was by Balmain. When in doubt, belt it!

$2,350 and it is Holiday/Resort 11.