Dark and elegant or fun and flirty -- the jumpsuit is back! Celebs like Gwyneth Paltrow, Eva Longoria and Alicia Keys are putting their own modern spin on this 70s look.
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Amber Tamblyn at the NYC Premiere of Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants
It should be re-named Sisterhood of the Traveling Jumpsuit! The actress, who plays Tibby in the sequel, had no problem flaunting a shiny, high-waist jumpsuit at her big premiere.
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Rihanna at the Sonia Rykiel Spring 2008 Fashion Show
Young Hollywood's newest style icon, Rihanna loves to take fashion risks like this lilac Paul & Joe jumpsuit.
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Maggie Gyllenhaal
For The Dark Knight UK premiere, Gyllenhaal opted for Old Hollywood glam with a plunging, satin halter jumpsuit and retro pin curl bob.
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Gwyneth Paltrow at the Hollywood Premiere of Iron Man
Paltrow offsets the plunging neckline of her custom-made, men's-inspired Stella McCartney jumpsuit with a wide-legged bottom and super long necklace.
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Diesel Spring 2008
The one-piece jumpsuit has popped up on runways everywhere this season and Diesel is no exception. Chunky wood jewelry and clunky heels complete the off-beat look.
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Cat Deeley at the American Idol Season 7 Finale
The British host of So You Think You Can Dance looks ready to take America by storm in this sexy jumpsuit.
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Scarlett Johansson at a ProjectRED Benefit Party in London
The newly engaged actress creates a funky look by combining her gunmetal jumpsuit with a sleek up-do and flirty heels.
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Stella McCartney Spring 2008
Whether they are long or short, tight or flowy, jumpsuits have been popping up on celebs and catwalks alike. Here, a model at Stella McCartney rocks a beachy, casual version.
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Helena Christensen at a Party for "A Diamond Is Forever" in New York City
Supermodel Christensen looks every bit the part in this sexy yet comfy evening jumpsuit.
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Recasting industrial designs to make trendy street wear is a time-honored tradition, but there's a fine line. With clothes like carpenter jeans, cargo pockets, and Carhartt work wear, it's hard to strike the balance between hipster, trying too hard and being mistaken for an actual professional craftsman on their lunch break. Could you imagine a friend going out in a pair of coveralls and actually pulling it off?
Some trends are easily followed by real women -- think bold prints, ballet flats, and wide leg jeans. There are certain rules that even a fashion dummy could follow. And then there are other trends that aren't for the faint of heart. Skinny jeans are hard to wear unless you're, well, pretty skinny. Fashion as architecture is a toughy. And the new 
