Poll: Which Star Wears the Galactic Print Best?

Sat., Aug. 27, 2011 8:35 PM PDTby Ella Stewart

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Hollywood's stylish celebs have got their heads in the stars!

And it's all thanks to Dolce & Gabbana's out-of-this-world star-print collection, which so many famous faces—from Fergie to Kim Kardashian to Olivia Wilde and everyone in between—has been rocking all summer long.

So which fashionista rocks it best? Let's check out all the looks...

Mama-to-be Jessica Alba glowed in her star-studded maxidress at the Spy Kids premiere, while British model Pixie Geldof (bottom pic, third from left) looked stunning a strapless chiffon gown at the Harry Potter premiere in London.

Rose McGowan showed off her bod in a formfitting, strapless version at the VH1 Do Something Awards, paired with red hot lips and pumps.

Solange Knowles and Evan Rachel Wood took the pants route, with B's little sis doing it up in a black blazer and button-up while EVR opted for a tough-girl leather jacket .

 

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Fergie, Rosario Dawson, and the new Mrs. Humphries took a short cut, showing off their gams in variations of the minidress. The Black Eyed Pea did yellow color-block with a tight neckline at the Teen Choice Awards, while Rosario opted for a chiffon, butterfly-sleeved number during the Fourth of July weekend. And Kim kept her best assets in mind in this ruched mini while shopping for a wedding cake.

Lucy Liu and Lilly Allen paired the lunar look with dark tights. Lilly attended the Veuve Cliquot Gold Cup Polo in this midnight frock paired with a light cardigan, while Lucy rocked out at the Big Chill Festival in this sleeveless mini and ankle boots.

So which star looks best in the print? Weigh in below!

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Which Harry Potter Book Was the Best?

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My friend says the first Harry Potter book is the best. I say it's Deathly Hallows. Which is it?
—ValentinesAllOver, via the inbox

For the record, it looks like the world agrees with neither of you. Yes, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone introduced us to Diagon Alley and all the rest, and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows bundled everything up as prettily as a Veela's derriere. (The final movie installment of the Potter story bows July 15, and we're livestreaming the premiere July 11.)

But it looks like two other books have won the most dragon hearts:

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I speak of books three and four, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban and Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. Both of those novels are rated a full five stars on Amazon.com, while the rest merit around 4.5 stars. Of course, Amazon ratings don't reflect critical views, but nobody cares what critics think, anyway.

As for your B!tch, I agree with the masses of readers on Amazon. The Potter books are at their best when they focus on people—their strengths, and, more importantly, their weaknesses in the face of fear—rather than magical McGuffins like horcruxes or magical stones.

The revelations about the Marauders (in Prisoner), and the fate of Cedric Diggory (in Goblet), play those strengths to the fullest effect.

If you disagree with me, you are, of course, wrong.

Still, feel free to vote for your own favorite Potter novel in the poll below, and listen to our heated discussion on the latest podcast!

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