Jennifer Lopez

Step 1. A Belted Trench

This Rebecca Taylor Ruffled Wool Trench ($595) has a sexy ruffled collar just like Jennifer’s but is wool, so it’s warm enough for winter. Wear it to holiday parties, the office and pretty much anywhere you need to make an impression.

Step 2. A Clutch That Says “Kiss Off”

Get Jennifer’s exact clutch, this Corey Lynn Calter Metal Kisses Clutch ($187). The beaded kiss detail is what makes is J.Lo-worthy – and the under $200 price tag is what makes it work for the rest of us.

Step 3: Sky High Platform Pumps

These Pour La Victoire Irina Suede Pumps on Hidden Platform ($250) are like shoe porn, and I am David Duchovny for them. From the platform, to the sexy arch and thin heel, these babies will literally make your legs look good in anything.

Shop more diva-worthy attire, from over the knee boots, and statement jewelry and evening bags and clutches. See what else we’re wearing this season with all of our winter trends. Shop our guides to the best coat trends, the best jackets, and the best military jackets. Subscribe to our online mailing list for SHEFinds in your inbox.

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As far as fall 2010 trends go, camel is here to stay. If you’re not sure how to incorporate the look into your wardrobe – we have some solutions. From soft cashmere scarves, to structured wool coats, the camel trend is a welcome one in our books. Try the hot runway look at home, in 5 easy steps:

Camel Cardigan:

A cardigan is the easiest way to try the trend – you will wear this MICHAEL Michael Kors Open Front Cardigan ($89.50) with everything from dark skinny jeans to black work trousers.

Camel Coat:

From Chloe to Ralph Lauren, camel coats were on every fall 2010 runway. Get the must-have fall item for less; this BB Dakota Riberton Jacket ($120) is a statement-maker, not a bank-breaker.

Camel Boots:

Let your feet get a piece of the action with these 70s-inspired, Ali MacGraw-approved J.Crew Sutton tall leather flat boots ($298). Wear them over skinny jeans or with wool tights and a corduroy skirt.

Camel Scarf:

Wrap yourself in this Love Quotes Hand Knotted Tassel Scarf ($85) – the camel color goes with everything. Trust us, you’ll wear it straight through spring.

The Splurge:

If you’re considering a splurge, look no further than this Diane von Furstenberg Cummings Sweater ($425). Belted it is simply perfection. (Start saving your milk money).

For more must-have fall trends, shop our Fall 2010 Shopping Guide to shoes, coats, tops and pants. Then head over to our guides for the best military jackets, jeggings, boots under $100 and clogs.

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Armand Basi trench coat ($229, from $665) is gorgeous and neutral perfection. Get a little splashier with Vivienne Tam’s floral trench ($237, from $790)

Streamline your fall look with this sleek satin-silk Anna Molinari coat ($361, from $1,805) with cool moto zippers that are actually functional, or this Preen Line belted trench in always-in-style gray ($276, from $690).

More sales and deals:

Get 50% off cool Gap leggings to tuck into boots

Cute Nine West booties for 35% off

Take 50% off Corinna + Foley handbags at Shopbop (they never go on sale)

Check out all of our sales and deals, plus all of our hand-picked best find of the day posts an dmore deal of the day picks.

The Classic:

Of course, you can never go wrong with a signature trench, and Banana Republic’s Classic Trench ($198) is the best there is. A customer favorite, this double-breasted coat has a removable belt and is fully lined so you can wear it into the winter.

The Slicker:

The Hooded Cotton Slicker ($128) from J. Crew is a perfect, poncho-style topper for a cool day that doesn’t quite warrant a full-blown jacket. Belt it or roll the sleeves for a more styled look.

The Unexpected:

Get it while it lasts is all we have to say about the Ali Ro Completer Anorak ($114.90, from $275). While everyone else has switched to drab earthtones, we’ll spot you a mile away in this bright tunic-style anorak.

The Trendsetter:

For a cropped style that’s up-to-the-nanosecond trendy, try the Old Navy Lightweight Moto jacket ($30.99, from $34.50), a total natural with skinny jeans and your favorite boots, but just at natural with a weekend, sneaker look.

The Wildcard:

Every girl needs one “wow” piece in her wardrobe, and we love the idea of making that piece a chic, colorful jacket. J. Crew’s  Watercolor Potpourri Swing Coat ($450) is a perfect choice and is sure to brighten your closet, your commute, your workday and anything else it touches.

Check out Rachel Zoe’s picks for Fall, as well as all the Fall trends here. And don’t forget to arm yourself with stylish rainboots…fall will be here before you know it.

But fear not–the beast isn’t as scary as it might seem. The trick? Moderation. Add just one of these five pieces to your outfit, and you’ll punch up your look without looking like Jersey Shore’s Snooki.

1. Case in point: this cool Into The Wild trench by Marc Jacobs ($249 down from $498) has a classic, movie-star style that will look equally great with a simple black dress, or jeans and boots.

2. This Tolani leopard-print scarf ($99) is half-pashmina, half-silk, and 100-percent “wow” (without being too “meow”).

3. Trust Ralph Lauren to strike the right balance between classic and fierce. This wide leopard-print belt ($299 down from $475) will look amazing over a black tunic top or a white blouse. Or try using it to add oomph to a khaki trenchcoat.

4. This textured print satchel by Spiegel ($39 down from $49) looks like a much pricier piece of shoulder-candy. We love its understated patent-leather trim.

5. These leopard-print flats by Tahari ($168.40 down from $198) have a perfect, flattering cut and are super-comfy to boot. We can’t think of a better footnote to your favorite boyfriend jeans or jeggings.

For more great vintagey accents check out our sneak peek at QVC’s “Mad Man” lineup for the fall. Or surf our shopping guide to trenchcoats to find the best timeless take on raingear for your personal taste and budget. Not ready to take on fall yet? Browse our picks for summer fashion trends and tips.

If you’re the competitive shopping type, channel your fashion know-how in our Taste Test archives. Then check out our guide to trenches and chic rain boots for all the spring showers coming your way.

As we learned from Grazia today, apparently even Stella herself is going to try to squeeze into items from her just-launched GapKids collection.  Grazia takes things one step farther, figuring out, on camera, exactly what can be worn by your average adult lady. See all the Stella McCartney for Gap pieces on MomFinds to figure out what works best for you.

Items like this black tuxedo jacket (which was a bit snug, but they weren’t even trying the largest size) and trench coat worked fairly well.  Check out the entire Stella McCartney for Gap Kids line to see what you’d want to buy this year. Things went even better with the shoes:

Overall, we’re left hoping Stella will be so kind as to bestow a fully-grown Gap line on all of us over the age of 13.  In the meantime, we’ll try to stay content with our own picks for blazers, trenches, and flats.

Garance Doré, girlfriend – and French female counterpart – of Scott Schuman, aka The Sartorialist, blogs that Schuman’s shooting a hundred trench coats for Burberry.  Not only that, but the lovely française is starring in the ads, completely New York-ified (maybe Christopher Bailey is a Yankees fan?)

If anything’s going to make me root for globalization, it’s this – a French photographer done up as a New Yorker dressed in an iconic British trench.  And shot by an American, to boot.  Get the look yourself with cool sneakers, a reusable grocery tote, and of course, the trench.

Cattiness was ramping up in episode 5 of Project Runway. Within minutes, designers (specifically Nicolas, the primary trash talker each episode) were ragging on Althea’s win last week, and judging who should be sent home next. But kvetching was interrupted by a field trip to the Los Angeles Times, where Heidi hinted that “all questions would be answered in black and white.” Next challenge: fashion is news; use pages from different newspaper sections as fabric to create the next look.

Tim pointed out that paper clothing has a history, and designers should continue on the tradition. Johnny’s red origami dress design looked like “wrinkled up paper with pig’s blood all over it,” according to Nicolas. And he wasn’t far off. During his first walk-through, Tim said it looked “woeful, a craft project gone awry…like a bunch of kindergartners designed it. ” So Johnny started over, claiming a made-up a story about steam ruining the first dress, and not because Tim hated it. Too bad his second dress was sloppy.

The runway show was a practice in careful walking. Solo again, Heidi was joined by guest judges Tommy Hilfiger, Marie Claire EIC Zoe Glassner, and Eva Longoria Parker. Even though she had immunity, Althea’s design was praised for its pattern, detail, and as Eva commented, how it accentuated the bum.

Although Christopher’s full “feathered” skirt and hard bustier top was a show stopper, Irina’s trench coat with crinkled shawl collar was a huge hit among judges. Eva said she was blown away. Tommy described it as an amalgamation of Coco Chanel, YSL and Givenchy, and a new alternative to fur…even though you could see the scotch tape on the back. She took the top nod, though, while Johnny’s excuses were too much, and he had to take his crossword puzzles elsewhere.

Good thing fall is upon us, and trench coats are making their annual reappearance. The Gryphon Military Timeless Trench Coat ($795) is a classic style, with a removeable faux-fur collar, and gold-trimmed, ribbed cuffs. A less expensive option, VIA’s  Button-up Wool Trench Coat ($168) has a big collar, back buttons up the back, and comes in a great tweed.

For more trenches, take a look at our top picks, and check out more fall outerwear with blazers and leather jackets.