7 top celebrity fashions in 2008

'Russell Brand’s ruched leggings spawned an entire revival in the genre. He who dares leaves nothing to the imagination'

Russell Brand

Lisa Armstrong

OK, it wasn’t a perfect year, but when it comes to Great Celluloid Fashion Moments, it was a triumph. This is quite a turn-up, because generally, the Hollywood cigars are so terrified of alienating the public with anything challenging that you end up with the editor of the world’s most powerful fashion magazine played by Meryl Streep dressed as Granny Walton.

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Madonna strikes a pose for Louis Vuitton

When Louis Vuitton asked Madonna to be the face of its latest campaign, it made her an offer she couldn’t refuse

Madonna stars in the new Louis Vuitton Advertising Campaign Spring/Summer 2009

James Collard

“This was really different,” explains Antoine Arnault, communications director of Louis Vuitton, when asked how Madonna came to front the company’s new spring/summer campaign. “Usually, these things take much, much longer,” he explains; a lengthy process of identifying the right person to embody the fashion and luxury-goods brand, the right photographer, the right look for the campaign, plus, of course, all the deal-making a project like this involves. This time, however, pretty much everything was agreed inside a week.

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Fashion critic Richard Blackwell dies in Los Angeles

Fashion critic Mr. Blackwell in 2000, when he named the Queen as the third-worst dressed woman

Chris Ayres in Los Angeles

The acerbic American fashion critic known simply as Mr Blackwell, who invented the notorious annual Worst-Dressed List and lampooned everyone from Zsa Zsa Gabor to Britney Spears, has died in Los Angeles.

Mr Blackwell, who rarely used his first name, Richard, was a failed Hollywood actor turned little-known dress designer when he issued his first tongue-in-cheek list of Hollywood fashion disasters for 1960 – long before the likes of the blogger Perez Hilton turned such ridicule into a lucrative business.

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Pamela Anderson Weds for Piligrim

In a new music video for Pilgrim, Pamela Anderson will walk down the aisle once again.

The serial bride slipped into another white wedding dress to star in a film clip for Piligrim’s song, “Rave of Motors”.

The former Baywatch star was reportedly payed US $200,000 for the brief appearance in the music video.

Pamela Anderson looked every bit the professional as she walked down the aisle during the shoot. So she should, given that the 41 year old has had three weddings of her own.

Her most recent marriage to Rick Salomon, who is best known as Paris Hilton’s co-star in that notorious sex tape, was annulled in March, after lasting just five months.

Perhaps the most famous music video bride is Mariah Carey in “We Belong Together”.

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Fashion for First Time Voters

Fashion for First Time Voters - "Saving My Virginity For Obama" T-shirt

In an effort to inspire first time Democratic Voters, GA Art of Fashion Inc. released a political t-shirt entitled ““Saving My Virginity For Obama”.” The clever slogan on the t-shirt is geared towards new and first time voters in this election.

This presidential election is crucial for young folks everywhere to get out and vote. Having a part in making USA History is something that we will never forget.

Check out some other ways people are trying to entice and engage young voters below.

Teen Icons To Entice Voters - Jessica Alba for Declare Yourself

Down, boys, down—although Jessica Alba in bondage may send the hormones of red-blooded men (and women, in some cases) soaring, that was not the intention of Declare Yourself, a national nonpartisan, nonprofit…

Free Movies to Entice Young Voters - "Slacker Uprising" by Michael Moore

Michael Moore is getting the slackers to vote in November. He’s filling stadiums in 60 cities, in 20 battle field states, to encourage young people to get off the couch and try to vote for once. There’s…

MySpace & MTV Encourage Gen Y Voting

It's gonna take a lot more than appearing on MTV and promotions on MySpace to get younger generations in politics. It's an unfortunate fact that Generation Y/The Millenials/The Internet Generation, or…

Politicians on Facebook - Social Networking to Win Votes

Savvy Canadian politicians are turning to online social networking sites like Facebook to connect with younger voters. Others, like Timmins, Ontario MP Charlie Angus, aren’t quite there yet. “Moving…

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Playboy.com Features Broadway Star and Model for Men's Fall Fashion Guide

At NEW YORK- PRNewswire -- Playboy's Fashion Director Joseph DeAcetis launched the popular "Playboy Style" section to serve as an online extension of the magazine's monthly, multi-page fashion pictorials. Today, Playboy announced its "Fall Fashion Guide" (www.playboy.com/style) -- which launches to coincide with Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week -- featuring a prominent actor and model to help showcase the Americana-inspired autumnal styles. Nick Adams, 25, recently starred in Broadway's "A Chorus Line" as Larry -- opposite Mario Lopez -- and soon will be recognized for his upcoming 2(x)ist underwear campaign. Currently, the theater-turned-big-screen actor also is filming "An Englishman in New York," starring two-time Oscar nominee John Hurt. read full story at yahoo fashion news

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Ethical Beijing Olympic Apparel - Eco Team Canada Uniforms

Team Canada has made is very clear that they’re proud their Beijing Olympic outfits are environmentally-friendly. In fact, their sustainable suits have made quite a few headlines as the athletes and their sponsors haven’t been afraid to tout the fashionably green attributes of the clothing.

The Hudson’s Bay Company crafted the eco-suits for all the Canadian athletes in the Beijing 2008 Olympics, using environmentally friendly fabrics. Fortunately, they integrated high tech innovations to ensure the athletes would also be comfortable, and not just green with envy of their competitors who remained cool in suits specialized for Beijing’s heat.

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