Sienna Miller was spotted out and about yesterday in a yellow version of the lumberjack check. If you’ll recall, the trend has been seen on the likes of Natalie Portman, Kate Bosworth, Mary-Kate Olsen and of course Lindsay Lohan. I think the check looks rather more delicate in yellow. So far your votes are heading in a positive direction – but if you haven’t voted…

Kate Moss was out and about in the fur trend again recently, attending the Led Zeplin reunion gig in a Fendi black and white fur jacket. The jacket is the same one worn by Kate Bosworth some time ago, and though their outfits looked quite similar on closer inspection Kate was actually teaming it with a leotard. That’s right – a leotard. Does that mean…

From the catwalk to the red carpet. The ever gorgeous Kate Bosworth wears a sexy red number from Proenza Schouler’s Spring 2008 collection.

Kate Bosworth mixed it up a bit for the Vacheron Constantin Platinum Excellence timepieces collection launch in New York City. Wearing a foho 70s paisley print dress, colourful scarf and black tights and boots, she also threw in a touch of the back-baring trend we’ve been seeing a lot of lately. The outfit was given a bit of edge by the studded detail.

A look that’s as simple as black and white can’t really be hard to master… Can it? According to your votes, Thandie Newton’s off-the-shoulder black and white dress, this simple yet elegant outfit by Yeojin Bae, and Victoria Beckham’s horizontal black and white stripe dress are all hits. What do they have in common? They’re all simple, sleek, but with enough detail to keep them…

If you’re not big on cleavage (pun intended) you’ll be pleased to know that the back is back. Backless dresses are becoming more and more prominent as a trend both on the street and the red carpet. Why the back? It’s sexy, suggestive, yet subtle and mysterious.

It’s sort of an unusual dress – smock-like and shapeless yet short enough to look cute when in full view. Kate Bosworth’s black and white dress even sparks a sort of school-girl feeling, courtesy of the black tie at the front. We’ve noticed a bit of a trend happening for black and white lately, always classic of course, but becoming a more frequent combination in…

And you don’t even have to be chopping wood in a forest. Lindsay Lohan was doing it way back, while Mary-Kate Olsen definitely typified the look. The interesting thing is that it seems to still be doing strong; baggy plaid shirts, worn with skinny jeans, shorts or tights.

We’ve spotted a trend for high-heeled mary-janes, with the likes of Mischa Barton, Kate Bosworth, and Diane Kruger wearing them. Kate Beckinsale stepped out the other day in Christian Louboutin mary-janes, in a nude leather to compliment her white beaded dress.

Headbands used to be worn around the head going under the hair, but somewhere in the not-so-distant past all that changed. All of a sudden stars have been seen with them over the top of their hair. Is Miuccia to blame for this trend?