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The hot and the cold of it!  The black and the white of it! With temperatures hovering in the low 30s in Berlin you’d think covering up would be a no brainer, but apparently stars are made of sterner stuff than we, mere mortals, because the Berlin Film Festival not only hosted a slew of great movies, but also saw women on the red carpet pretending it was Hollywood hot.    The guys seemed perfectly prepared as a suit allows style and protection from the chilly temps, but even during the day as things warmed to a toasty 40 degrees range, women still seemed to choose image over practicality, with some stars going for minis and naked legs.

Red is as bold as love. It takes confidence to wear it – but it also instills confidence, and can transform any woman into a star.

Sunday is February 14th, St. Valentine’s Day, and what’s a woman to wear? Looking at the red carpet for inspiration we can only recommend you go red.

Fresh, flouncy, and always fashion forward Lupita Nyong’o combines a unique vision with fun and fantasy. .

Lupita Nyong’o is the very essence of a style icon. She marches to her own drum.

Want to know what trends we'll see on the red carpet as awards season peaks? Look no further than the Golden Globes - all the major style tendencies were clearly spelled out and displayed brilliantly by our nominees, presenters and guests. Here's a strong trend: don't paint it black, embrace the blues.

It’s hard to dress up for ice and slush, snowstorms and slippery streets in below zero temperatures. While festival dress codes are clearly defined for such places as Cannes (full on black tie) and Venice, Berlin and Toronto (cocktail attire), it’s a different story for Sundance, a festival that takes place in a ski resort, Park City, Utah.

Looking good while bundled for winter weather is a challenge and an art. The stars of Sundance 2016 rocked all kinds of styles in an effort to beat the cold and look sharp.

The annual Golden Globes gala is your moment to shine - these ladies took the hint literally as they scorched the red carpet in metallics, nudes and plunging bare backs.

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