
Finally we've come to the end of 2007!
Give yourself a pat on the back after surviving through tonnes of natural disasters (cyclone Sidr in Bangladesh), the worst US subprime crash in recent years, Garuda plane crash in Yogyakarta (Indonesia) that killed 49 on board, Pakistan's suicide bombing that killed 115 people and Benazir Bhutto, Burmese monks staging an uprising against the military junta, lovely writers' strike in Hollywood, and paris hilton going "behind bars"...........
*pant*
Aren't you glad, you live in Singapore that the only major thing that affected your life in 2007 was that "meagre" 2% increase in GST last July?
Since we've come to the end of a "smashing", hectic, and happening year, The crew at Style Damsel has decided to put together our very own misses in the fashion world of 2007.
Let's start off with the "best damn thing" launch.
This:

is the fugliest We've seen Avril ever.
We didn't mind her in cut up ugly socks that she passed off as gloves,
grand-dads tie worn over her overly-emo tank tops
But this fairy-godmother-got-drunk look and the decision to dip her head in pink paint is such a no-no for any Style Damsels! And putting your brother's Doc Martins with pink nettings together only belongs to the world of disparity.

No one really knows what marriage has done to her, not even Deryck, still, we can't stop boogying to "girlfriend".
Coined the label whore of
The one-half of beckham can sometimes crop off too much fabric to appear like she works in "whores R us".
Her several attempts to look and be "classic" is often futile.
Take a hint from the "glamour women of the year awards 2007" then you will know what we mean:

But we were really too spoilt for choice in her "glamour hall of shame for style" that we put together other "best dressed" of hers for your utmost "eyecandy".

She in the most desirable moon dress and at Marc Jacobs fashion show.
Really even the £10,000 Barbie-pink ostrich-skin Hermes Birkin bag and Balenciagia court shoes (which NO ONE wears to the games) can help.
So what if I told you the dress cost £30,000?
The next celeb style caused alot of flying rulers and disagreements across our desks.
Some argued she looked stunning, but really, it came to a point we don't know if it's the designer's fault, her stylist fault, or if it's just her refusal to not be a fashion victim fault.
we are talking about the most-of-the-time-goddess-looking Miss Keira Knightly.


She really looks like a damsel in distress here.
No prizes for guessing that she just got out from falling off the pool.
Bad hair + bad make up + bad dress = bad multiply by three.
Someone, feed her please!
The only male species to top our list this year.
Just when we thought how wrong can men's style go, for any formal black-tie occasion like the Grammy's, we know a three-piece suit will suffice. Look stunning like Justin Timberlake in the VMAs, or charming in White like P.Diddy's style...
But our next chart topper, or should we say, toppers, choose to be different in their second skin.

Ahh...yes, we are talking about thread mill fanatics, Ok Go.
Clad in matching gold brocade suits to mimic their website's wallpaper was indeed the "best" publicity stunt that anyone could ever thought of!
Aren't we glad that the threadmills were left at home?
Our final and the most coveted and deserving "WORST DRESS OF 2007" goes to derryah's favourite singer and sampling artiste,
source: bellasugar.com
Imogen Heap!
disastrous coiffure, garden of daisy flowers, and japanese waxed umbrella made their utmost debut in this year's Grammy's.
When they say a picture paints a thousand words, they mean it!
Next time even if your fans decide to string a whole dress out of your favourite sunflower, please don't entertain their craziness!
SO there you have it!
Our top list of worst dress 2007, brought to your by the devoted crew of Style Damsel.
Let's just hope it won't get any worse this year!
Happy New Year to all our Fans with lots of love,
SD crew!




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The dress that everyone has probably seen is this sequinned dress. The white version is SO gorgeous! If only we had the events that celebs go to to wear shift dresses...
I really like how the studs are of the same colour as the dress (so the dress wouldn't look like one big mess) but they're just light-reflecting enough to see the pattern. The problem with sequinned and studded dresses though are that I can't really get a tailor to cut the dress shorter. The dress ends at almost the knee for me, when I think it's supposed to end mid-thigh. Sigh.
I've only seen this dress online before. I like that it looks so cute and summer-y and party-ish. Tube dresses are hard to wear though, and the bubble effect at the bottom doesn't make it any easier. But still, if you were partying on some hot and resort place, then you might want one for the parties!
BG and I like to imagine we have fancy dinners to go to (without going out afterwards,) so we thought these dresses would we perfect for the dinners. I really liked the silk, block coloured dress on the left, and BG like the knit dress on the right. Unfortunately, hardly anyone dresses up for fancy restaurants in Hong Kong so the only place we would get to wear dinner dresses would be in the States and London. Perhaps the two of us should organise a fancy-dress-wearing dinner sometime.
Two other dresses that would be great for dinners.
The difference between two colours of one dress never looked so apparent until this dress. The light-coloured one is so much prettier. No wonder it's sold-out whereas the pink/purple dress is now on-sale in stores.
Pretty by itself, but not sure how pretty it looks on a person.
I really like colour-block designs and the sequins make the design look young and 'now'. I still haven't managed to try it on yet, although I did notice that it was accessorised with a wide belt at the FCUK window displays.
The two dresses which I seriously condsidered buying were these two. The black chiffon dress (left) is so cute. It looks sort of prim (black, chiffon) but it's also modern because it ends at mid-lower-thighs. It's a nice LBD for dinner and formal cocktails. On the other hand, the sequinned dress (right) that I liked is the navy blue version because the pattern shows up better. It's such a sparkly, party dress. The problem with sequinned dresses though, is that they fall out really easily, so it would probably not last more than a few wears. Nevertheless, if only I had the occasion to wear it...






