Isaac announced that teams had to design outfits for socialite and guest judge Tinsley Mortimer to attend four different events–a ladies' luncheon, an art gallery opening, a rock concert backstage party, and a charity gala–for just $40 each. And since her hair is Tinsley's trademark asset (not her money) the winning design must also be a head-to-toe winning look.

Evidently, when everyone on Team Harem told Laura not to use the red tulle, she was confused about whether they thought she should use the red tulle. Thus, this monstrosity that one industry audience member declared as "homeless" looking came to pass. What she should have done was look to Team Tube Skirt leader Anna, whose high-waisted skirt with front pleats paired with a sheer sleeveless top was one of Tinsley's faves.

Tube Skirt teammate Daniella took the blue ribbon with her strapless bustier jumper (available for purchase ($119), as well as the sheer jacket). Tinsley even offered to wear it out of the studio.  

For another budget-friendly jumper, Silence & Noise makes a strapless knit one-piece ($58) that is short and simple with large pockets at the hip. You can also check out our other jumpsuit picks, if you're not feeling the shorts-and-tights vibe.

P.S. If you're wondering who Isaac "was not buying," just answer his rhetorial question: What's worse, a bad attitude or bad tulle? See ya, Laura.

Who not to imitate: Mandy Moore. Sure, she’s cute, usually chic and probably going a little incognito in this photo. But too many of you were adopting sloppy comfortable styles like hers, rather than a low-fuss put-together look, which can be achieved just as easily. Actually, with the high boots, skinny jeans and sleek pashmina, it takes effort to imitate Mandy.

Who to be: Rosario Dawson. Her flat tan boots, trench coat, aviators and oversize purse are the perfect blend of comfort and practicality. She won’t get cold on the plane, she has enough space for all of her carry on stuff and she still looks good.

Ready to shop? Start with this Robert Rodriguez slouch trench, a Burberry woven tote and tall riding boots, like these from Frye. All that's left is to toss on your favorite t, pack your gossip mags and slip into your designer shades.

Ok, now that you know what to do, we’ve got all kinds of ideas for you in our SheFinds Travel Guide and our friendly sky favorites that we highlighted in our SheFinds Travel Week posts.

You may not have to worry about dodging the paparazzi, but that doesn't mean you don't deserve some celeb-quality sunglasses. Our new guide tracks down the stars' chicest shades—and some less-expensive lookalikes —so you can go incognito à la Anne Hathaway, Kim Kardashian, Kate Moss, and more on any budget.

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Which celebrity has the most coveted hair in Hollywood? According to Trendhunter,
it’s none other than Lauren Conrad. The
Hills star was last week’s top Yahoo search in the “hair” category, and it’s not
hard to see why. Her loose, casual waves and center part have timeless appeal
and are actually achievable without the help of your own personal Ken Paves. 

This style works best on medium to long hair. First, blow dry, then start
grabbing individual one-inch sections and mist with hairspray. Pantene's Texturize! ($4.50) works well to separate pieces without weighing hair down. Wrap each section around a large-barrel
curling iron—we like Hot
Tools Big Bumper 1 1/2" Professional Marcel Hair Curling Iron ($25). Hold for a few
seconds, before carefully unclamping and sliding out the hair. Repeat. 

The great thing about this style is that it doesn’t have to
be too perfect (and it actually looks
better if it’s not).  

Check out our Hair at Home Guide for more ways to take care of your locks without the help of a pricey stylist. 

However, I'm relieved to see that some designers are using tie dye in more toned down and interesting ways, instead of resorting to bleach and rubber bands in the backyard.

If you're game to try the denim, this pair of black sass & bide Tye Dye Jeans ($74, was $150)
is a more subtle choice, and still retains the slimming qualities of a skinny fit and basic black.

This Aqua Bias Stripe Tie Dye Scarf ($48) is colorful and lightweight..and looks enough not like tie dye that it could last you beyond the trend. 

The fold-over design and gorgeous grey leather of this Foley + Corinna Mid City Tote ($444) make the dyed design surpisingly versatile. 

Love it or leave, the black pantsuit is making a comeback. Or at least trying to, as several B list celebrities have been caught wearing one out of the house recently. The one-piece outfit is like a LBD and convenient for day or night… but finding one that fits is a challenge. Make sure to pick one that defines your waist and isn’t too top or bottom heavy. A looser top will enhance a small bust and wide legs can balance a full bosom.

Style Steal: Arden B ($68)

Most Figure Flattering: Loeffler Randall at ShopBop ($330)

Style Splurge: Helmut Lang ($460)

As demonstrated by Ms. Kardashian, you don't have to be a runway model to look good in this look. If you have curves, just beware the fitted and clingy. There are plenty of flowing, wide-leg fits available, and even more that have tummy-camouflaging elements to the tops.

The color of this Express Strapless Jumpsuit ($79.50) breaks up your evening black routine. I also recommend the AKA New York Flutter Drawstring jumpsuit ($398) with its casual drawstring that helps define the waist.

Indulge in too many holiday treats? Is that eggnog camping out on your backside like it’s preparing to hike the K2? Don’t worry, we feel your pain. On a flight back from the holidays, we were presented with a suggested solution. From the pages of SkyMall, we bring you the Waistband Stretcher ($30).

The purpose of this device is to do just what it says it’s supposed to do: stretch the waistband of your clothes. You’re supposed to wet the waistband of your favorite cotton pants, throw this contraption in, and watch it add 1-5” to the garment by stretching it out. Initially, this sounds like a great idea but it doesn’t say if the waistband will regain its original dimensions. Ladies, do not torture and kill a perfectly good pair of jeans just because you couldn’t stay away from the cheesecake and martinis.

As we’ve said before, we (and most of Hollywood) are fans of Spanx Power Panties ($30). Spanx isn’t just for your favorite evening look, they’re a secret weapon for anytime you need to suck it in, tuck it back, and walk out of the house. Our advice is to purchase them in every color and use them liberally until you feel like your old self again.

We’re not against improvising during a wardrobe crisis but we are against ruining perfectly good clothes.

Peruse our Shapewear Guide for more ways to suck in those extra inches. 

Tolani scarves marry cultural tradition with contemporary color schemes, and are affordable enough to start our own collections. Jessica's Zig Zag scarf, which she has in three colors, is only $85. So are the Honeycomb scarf she's sported around L.A., and the Waves scarf she wears when chilling with baby Honor.

But Jessica isn't the only fan of the brand. Lindsay Lohan, Rachel Bilson, Leighton Meester, Halle Berry, and Vanessa Minnillo have all been spotted out and about in Tolani, too.