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The always adorable Hilary Duff stepped out at a Manolo Blahnik event in what else, a pair of Manolo shoe booties! She accessorized her shoes with a feminine ruffled Chloe top and Herve Leger skirt. And in true Duff style, she used a belt chain and big, heavy chandelier earrings to toughen things up.

Doesn't she always have the best accessories too? Give us those earrings, then shoot us straight up to heaven because we'd be ready!

• Manolo Blahnik "Vella" shoes, Barneys, $755
• Chloe printed blouse, Net a Porter, $495
• Herve Leger high waisted pencil skirt, Intermix, $550

Gallery: Hilary Duff in Manolo Blahnik

What do the stars hold for the stars this week? Find out in our regular feature, Ho'roscope. The lives of celebs are much more glamorous and sexy, including their horoscopes. This is a sneak peek into the astrological powers that influence fame and fortune.

Yeah, we're three months late to this party, but it took a little time for us to warm up to the cartoonish design on this Prada bag.

In other words, we had to see Hilary Duff carrying it before we realized that life would be so much better if we had $2,290 to blow on a trendy bag, and an inside connection at the Prada store to help us get our hands on this one.

When you think of high-profile brands that might use celebrities to pose with their products, you probably either think of fashion labels or huge multi-national conglomerates like Nike or Coca-Cola, which can afford to do whatever they want.

But the latest company to do a shoot with a sexy celeb is none other than Vaseline -- who've recently made Hilary Duff the face of their new ad campaign.

Explaining why she opted for a gig posing with petroleum jelly, the star told Just Jared: "Skin is a part of you, and you have to be proud of what you have. I feel comfortable in my own skin. Sometimes showing a little is fun. It makes me feel sexy and girly."

The next model I'd like to see make the leap to products from your medicine cabinet is Kate Moss. Especially in light of her nagging cocaine addiction, I think she'd be great in a campaign for Breathe Right Nasal Strips, or maybe Neti Pots.

I don't understand this Hilary Duff creature. I feel like she is a very confused "celebrity." I mean, she was great in Lizzie McGuire way back in the day -- but now it's like "Hilary who?" Is she is a singer? Judging by her latest performances I would say "heck no." Her lip synching skills are reminiscent of a Britney Spears (minus the kick butt Britney dance moves) Maybe she is an actress? Although I don't think Cheaper by the Dozen counts. Is she popular? Nah, not really. She is like a poor man's Lindsay Lohan. Young Hil' tried it all ... dated the older rock star boyfriend, she dabbled with the stick thin look, she even got a fancy new set of teeth ... but nothing stuck.

Now, Hilary is pulling a page from Nicole Richie's book and its called being spotted all over town in the same CC Skye accessory. This worked for Nicole last year when in every photo so was in had her rocking the CC Skye double wrap bracelet like a champ-- everyone wanted that bracelet, it was sold out and knocked off in a matter of months.

Unfortunately for Hilary, no one is fighting over those tired looking earrings.

We here at Styledash like a good bob. Naomi Campbell, Anna Wintour, Rachel Alexander and yes, even Posh Spice have been known to successfully rock the deceptively simple classic haircut.

But bobs, like high heels and red lipstick, don't work on everyone.

Feast your eyes on exhibit A: Hilary Duff's black bob wig from her latest perfume commercial.

The picture might be a little grainy, but where this hair style goes wrong on Hilary still seems clear. The first problem is the color. Pale girls don't look right with black hair. Chestnut or Espresso, absolutely. But jet or licorice? No.

The second problem is that the bob is too short. Trust me, no one has worn a bob that cropped since 1922. To put that in perspective, in 1922 we still thought cigarettes were good for your health.

My last and final beef is perhaps over something that Hilary has little control over: her lack of neck. Short hair on a short neck is not a good idea. Too much of one proportion blows it.

HIlary Duff and Jennifer Lopez both appeared on MTV's Total Request Live yesterday showing off two very different diva-licious looks. Hilary, who seems to have unleashed her inner bad girl after her breakup with that Good Charlotte guy, paired shorts with fishnet stockings, ankle boots, a black satiny top and a pair of J. Lo.-like big hoop earrings. Lopez on the other hand, channeled the 1980s, wearing skinny jeans, a vest, a pair of lethal looking platform shoes and her latest signature accessory, an armful of silver bangles. Who rocked it harder? Let me know your opinion in the comments.

For some reason, the idea that designers are creating lines for Barbie doesn't bother me as much as all the celebrities who think they have what it takes to design clothes. Maybe Justin Timberlake will do alright with his William Rast line. Maybe even Jaime Pressly. But David Hasselhoff? Oh yeah, I said "celebrities," so never mind.

Now the two are combining, Barbie and designing celebrities. Last week, Hilary Duff and Barbie decided to team up as Barbie Fashions Designed by Hilary Duff dolls and fashions. Barbie's Fashion Feve line of doll apparel and accessories is popular, so Fashions Designed by Hilary Duff is simply adding to the momentum. The collection fuses classic Barbie styling with street fashion and showcases many of this season's must-have looks.

Hilary has already designed 11 head-to-toe outfits for the doll. As if Barbie needed any more clothes.

Celebrities and their scents -- it's the new love and marriage, my friends. And following the footsteps of Sarah Jessica Parker, Jennifer Lopez, and Gwyneth Paltrow is another celeb who has thrown her hat into the perfume ring. This time, it's Hilary Duff, and the scent is "With Love...Hilary Duff." The perfume is available at Sephora for $25-55, just in case you're wondering how much smelling like Hilary Duff would set you back. And while I'm not so sure about the smell, which is described as "mossy woods", I do like the bottle, and for me, that's most of the appeal of a perfume in the first place.