Faviana is perhaps most famous for it’s ability to copy-cat red carpet styles and recreate them for much less than the designer originals. After Sunday’s Oscars, their design team got busy and replicated the stars’ styles, unveiling them this morning on NBC’s The Today Show. View the video

Queen Latifah sparkled in a Badgley Mischka design. The lilac one-shoulder gown was recreated at a fraction of the cost…just $298 by Faviana.

A bold look on the red carpet, Maggie Gyllenhaal (above) captivated photogs in a Dries Van Noten hand-painted print. The gown was made just for Maggie. Van Noten also designed her wedding gown. Faviana has fashioned Gyllenhaal’s Oscar look for it’s own line for a mere $258.

All recreated styles will be available in four to six weeks at Faviana retailers worldwide.

Loving plastic, it’s fantastic! Mattel has immortalized the cast of the award-winning series, Mad Men. Don and Betty Draper, Roger Sterling and Joan Holloway will become dolls made of Silkstone (resembles porcelain). Of course, these barbies will be styled in iconic 1960s costumes with accessories true to their Mad Men characters, cigs and cocktails not included.

The dolls will retail for $75 each will be available at BarbieCollector.com and select retailers in July. You can catch sketches of the dolls on March 23, when the Season Three DVD box set premieres.

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Lindsay Lohan is suing the financial corporation, insisting that one of the babies — who happens to be named Lindsay — was modeled after her. The baby is referred to as a milk-a-holic (hilarious). Wonder what would give her the idea that the baby was modeled after her? The ad shows a baby boy apologizing to his girlfriend via webcam for not calling the night before. The baby girl(friend) asks, “So that milk-a-holic Lindsay wasn’t over?”

She wants $100 million for her pain and suffering. Lohan’s lawyer, Stephanie Ovadia, said the actress has the same single-name recognition as Oprah or Madonna. What? Are you kidding Lindsay? First of all, there are millions of Lindsays in the world. How many Oprahs or Madonnas do you know? Secondly, don’t flatter yourself, your name shouldn’t even be in the same sentence with showbiz icons.

Grow up…you are such a baby.

Mamie Eisenhower donned a pale pink gown and accessorized with a matching pearl-covered purse (3,456 pearls to be exact).

Perhaps one of the first White House fashionistas, Jackie Kennedy helped to design her own Inagaugural gown. While Kennedy’s successor, “Lady Bird” Johnson ordered her gown from a department store.

Pat Nixon re-used her Inaugural gown and wore it to numerous other White House events! Another repetitious wearer, Rosalynn Carter wore the same gown to her husband’s gubernatorial inauguration and to the presidential one a few years later. Nancy Reagan also got dual usage out of her Inaugural gown before donating it.

Barbara Bush loved her gown so much that she had a hard time giving it away!

Hilary Clinton went with a hometown designer for Bill’s first inauguration. Laura Bush did the same for George’s first.

The stars played it safe. Perhaps they have wised up, and realized that seeing their faces splashed across magazine covers with cruel comments may not be the confidence booster they need. Nevertheless, it makes for a pretty ho-hum morning after. Mediocrity aside, there were a few that pushed the envelope.

Zoe Saldana’s snowcone-esque gown by Riccardo Tisci (Givenchy) is getting mixed reviews. The stunning, “Natalia” gown was plucked from his summer collection.  It is a strapless, chiffon, and shadow-dyed in various hues of purple. From a pale lilac bodice covered in crystals down to the bouffant hemline in a deep violet, this gown is being hailed as the best of the night by some, a red-carpet tragedy by others. Either way, you gotta hand it to her for courage. On a night when most stars blend into the background, the blue alien from “Avatar” shone bright.

Robin Roberts of ABC’s Good Morning America has enlisted the help of America and some up-and-coming fashion designers to help her get dressed for Oscar night! After some debate, three young designers from Parson’s School of Design in New York were selected to create looks for the big night. Check out the three looks…Vote for Robin’s Gown.

The Lexington Avenue windows of Bloomingdale’s in Manhattan are looking a lot like a storybook these days. In loo of the upcoming Tim Burton interpretation of Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland, Spring fashions reflect the kooky style of the movie’s characters. The Red Queen, The White Rabbit and The Cheshire Cat, among others, are arranged in a tea party setting using actual props from the movie!

These fashions aren’t derived from the Alice you remember from your adolescence. Burton’s Alice is distinctly more mature, she is  edgy, adventurous and confident. That makes her the perfect muse for the unusual fashions of jeweller Tom Binns, Swarovski, Bloomingdale’s and makeup brand Urban Decay.

Swarovski has created replicas of the sparrow pendant worn by Mia Wasikowska, who plays Alice. Urban Decay created an eye shadow palette and displayed it in a box made to replicate a gold-spined book, complete with a keyhole latch. Cocktail dresses by Sue Wong mimic the tattered, edgy style of Alice and appeal to teens and misses alike.

“The whole package for each character, with its other-worldly hair, makeup and design combo almost echoes the mood of current popular culture,” says Avril Graham, executive fashion editor at Harper’s Bazaar. Graham also says it’s Burton’s explosion of color, texture and dramatic costumes that has people talking, she even compares the style with pop culture’s fascination with Lady Gaga.

You can get lost in Tim Burton’s wonderland tomorrow, when Alice in Wonderland opens in theaters across the country.

After spilling his guts to Playboy, John Meyer has offered Jessica Simpson an apology for his disclosures concerning their sex life, via email. What a jerk, right? Jessica opens up to Oprah about John Meyer, the “mom jeans” thing and her weight on today’s episode. She doesn’t seem to be inclined to accept the emailed apology, she didn’t hit reply.

I don’t know why she is so pissed off anyway, he was very complimentary about her abilities in the boudoir. He called her sexual napalm for god’s sake! Napalm? Who thinks of that? In the Playboy interview, John also refers to Jessica’s bedroom behavior as crack cocaine to him. Really John? The entire rant on Jessica seemed to stem from crack cocaine, but it was however, very complimentary to her. Who doesn’t wanna be sexual napalm?

Formerly Chad Johnson, Ochocinco officially changed his surname to reflect the Spanish pronounciation of his jersey number back in 2008. The new season of DWTS premieres Monday, March 22.

So apparently, every time we mention “Twilight,” our blog gets a bajillion hits.  In our meager attempt  to capitalize on the success of the Twilight movie, we proudly present to you Ashley Greene (of Twilight) in a Sherri Hill prom dress style number 2223.

The photo shoot here is for Savvy Magazine so be sure to pick up a copy and get all your prom fashion advice directly from Alice Cullen from Twilight.  Do fans of Twilight even wear pink prom dresses?  If you do, buy this one!  Oh and we should probably mention this dress is a whopping $650 and available for sale on our site right now.  Start saving ladies.

Oh yea and Twilight, Twilight, Twilight!!  Ahhhhh I can hear the website counter spinning now.