Fashion Week's Best Dressed

By Instyle
Updated Feb 20, 2009 @ 6:15 pm
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Fashion Week's Best Dressed

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Rachel Bilson

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The always-chic actress show-hopped in high-drama ensembles. At Max Azria (left), Bilson wore a single-sleeve dress from the designer, along with all-black accessories. For the Temperley London presentation (right), she rocked out a print dress from the line with patent gloves, DKNY opaque tights and Christian Louboutin booties.

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Molly Sims

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The Las Vegas beauty hit the tents in little black dresses with lots of style. Sims wore a single-shoulder Donna Karan dress to the designer's show (left); for Michael Kors (right), she added a camel coat to a simple sheath by the Project Runway judge.

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Heidi Klum

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The Project Runway host mixed it up for the Diane von Furstenberg show in a dress from the designer cinched with a striped belt. For the Barbie 50th Anniversary Runway Show, Klum added texture to a sleek suit with a sheer ruffled blouse.

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Whitney Port

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The City

star showed off her layering skills at the Diane von Furstenberg after-party in a bold striped blazer from the designer over a fanciful floral dress. For the McQ Alexander McQueen for Target launch, Port wore a patterned jacket over a silky mint-green dress.

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Michelle Monaghan

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Monaghan wore an edgy patchwork Louis Vuitton minidress (left) for the amfAR New York gala. Her look for BMW's Fashion Week kickoff was a sculptural design from Calvin Klein Collection (right).

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Zoe Saldana

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Saldana added a belt to a bold floral Diane von Furstenberg sheath (left) for the designer's show. At the McQ Alexander McQueen for Target party, the Star Trek actress went casual in a leather trench tossed over a sheer tee and boyfriend jeans (right).

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Katrina Bowden

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The 30 Rock beauty selected ultra-feminine designs for her Fashion Week appearances. At the Alice + Olivia show, she paired an embellished skirt with a coordinating belt and tank (left); for BCBG Max Azria, she wore a little satin minidress (right).

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Katharine McPhee

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McPhee posed in a whimsical minidress from Matthew Williamson (left) at the opening of the designer's latest store. For the Diane von Furstenberg show, the singer wore a graphic butterfly-print shirtdress from the line (right).

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Joy Bryant

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The actress has a knack for choosing ladylike looks with a twist. She looked fresh at a Fashion Week kickoff party in a Missoni jumpsuit (left). For the Matthew Williamson store opening, she added all-black accents to a floral dress from the designer.

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Jessica Stroup

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The 90210 stylesetter made a strong showing during her Fashion Week debut. For the Jill Stuart show, she wore an ethereal draped dress from the line (left), while for the Carolina Herrera presentation, Stroup worked a slim suit from the designer (right).

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Kristen Bell

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The Gossip Girl narrator made her front-row appearances in a range of stylish looks. For the Jill Stuart show, she paired a delicate floral dress from the designer with a gray cardigan from Revolve Clothing, and at the Alice + Olivia presentation, Bell added a shrunken leather jacket to trendy tapered pants.

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