Major want on J.Lo’s dress. She looks hot.

However, when you make faces like that you give away how much you practice in front of the mirror. The “Do me, baby” face is played.

Aside from that, she looks radiant.

I love Sanaa and always will for “Brown Sugar.” 

This is Greek Goddess done right.

I think I like her so much because she’s pretty in a very natural way. She’s the kind of pretty that doesn’t seem fake or overly done (ahem, J.Lo). 

Plus, I’ve been recently put on to double headbands and I’m hooked! A quick and cute solution to a bad hair day. More good roles for Sanaa, please!

Taraji, too! Look at her feeling so confident.

Her silhouette is serious vavavoom. The midnight blue is a gorgeous color as well.

Three dresses, one Christmas party. Which one would you wear?

I’ll take Sanaa’s, and save J.Lo’s for the Inauguration.

Kadi.

Halle Berry is gorgeous! And I don’t think I’ve ever seen her look anything less than fabulous, until now. I like both of Halle’s pieces, but they don’t belong together.

If the cut of the skirt was high-waisted instead of a drop waist that makes you look like you have a tummy, I would be a fan. Looks like a pre-baby purchase…

Sidebar: I so need to get pregnant so I can have boobs like that.

This is the worst; most wannabe-looking-like Herve Leger dress I have ever seen. Who made this? The color is all wrong and it’s not even form-fitting. Horrible. 

I’m on the fence here with JLo’s fit. She has a great body, so why hide it under fluff. Maybe a belt? What I am sure about … Fire your hair stylist.

Moral of the story post – Don’t let not so gorgeous clothes distract fans from your pretty face. And of course that goes for your skin, makeup, hair and body.

Experiment and find out what beauty and fashion styles work best on you, take care of your skin, your hair, exercise and most importantly – always have a good attitude.

Gorgeous people aren’t just born gorgeous. Well, maybe Halle Berry.

Let me know what you think.

Kadi.

Forget the sweet heels and baby-doll dresses of seasons past. This fall we’re moving away from girly styles and embracing our shapely silhouettes. So let’s work our curves, get noticed and make the cutie by the bar do a double take.

Tall, Over the Knee Boots. They’re very sexy and badgirl-esque, and also the perfect segue into a new season while you’re still wearing little summer dresses.

Personally, not a fan of Ri’s boots, but overall look is hot.

Sculpted Little Black or White Dress. Celebrate your womanly figure and elongate your frame in this season’s new body-conscious little black (or white) dresses.

Try a fitted shift dress or opt for a mini, but keep the monochrome look going with tights and platforms.

Pencil Skirt. If you’ve ever secretly thought there was something stylish (and even a little sexy) about a librarian’s wardrobe, then you’re feeling me. Pencil skirts flatter the hips and boo-tay. Pair with another “look at me” item – the bustier top – and whoa!

This fall I’m turning heads, ladies.

Are you?

Kadi.