Ellie Goulding is wearing the Belladonna One-Piece from Tavik Swimwear (£67 or $120). This swimsuit has round cutouts on the stomach and sides. The top and side ties are a pink leopard print while the bottom has a black and white tribal design.
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Ellie Goulding is wearing the Belladonna One-Piece from Tavik Swimwear (£67 or $120). This swimsuit has round cutouts on the stomach and sides. The top and side ties are a pink leopard print while the bottom has a black and white tribal design.
Cher Lloyd goes for a bold and graphic look on her “Want U Back” album cover with the “Delta Force” printed t-shirt from Horace. She’s tied the oversized tee in a knot at her waist to turn it into a crop top. Her necklace is the pirate-inspired Aarrghhhh Necklace from Tatty Devine (£45.00), which has each letter dangling from a gold chain.
Special thanks to stylist Alexis Knox for sharing the items used in this shoot.
Kreayshawn is wearing the Jersey Peg Pant in Leopard Print from ASOS ($22.38). The tapered leg makes these a more fashionable alternative to traditional sweatpants. Her sweater is the Ashish Long Sleeve Top With Sequin Skeleton which is sold out and very expensive, but you can get a simpler ribcage sweater from Sourpuss Clothing for $52.00.
She’s swapped her usual Juicy Couture charm necklace for a clunky gold chain and large gold skeleton pendant. You can try the gold-tone Vivienne Westwood Skeleton Long Necklace pictured above ($134.99) or silvery skeleton necklaces from ASOS or Nordstrom. A similar Chain Link Necklace sells for $29.99. There are tons of costume jewelry door knockers, but I couldn’t find any cheap ones with this particular shape. I did find a 10K Gold pair of Square Door Knocker Bamboo Hoop Earrings for $229.95 from Soul Jewelry. For the record, Kreayshawn’s bamboo earrings are real gold. In an in interview with Dr Jays, she said:
“I have an accessory that I wear constantly, and it’s my gold bamboo earrings. Recently somebody did an interview with me, and they said that I was wearing fake bamboo earrings. Which number one: they never checked, and number two: they never asked. But they are real gold, ok! They were expensive. I bought them for myself on my birthday, dammit! And I wear them all the time.”
Melissa Marie Green of Millionaires has long been known for her giant hair bows, and it seems like’s she’s created quite a demand amongst her fans. Melissa and Allison starting hand-making their own hair bows and selling them online, but they can’t seem to keep them in stock — the third batch was posted yesterday and sold out within 5 minutes! I was hoping to be able to post about the bows at a time when there are still some available, but since that’s a lost cause I recommend that you follow Melissa or Allison on Twitter to find out when they’ll restock with the next round of bows. Each batch has different colors and prints and they have already done everything from florals to money print to sequins to cats.

Porcelain Black performs during Lil Wayne’s I Am Still Music Tour – PR Photos
Porcelain Black owns at least four bras from Marlies Dekkers, known for the creative use of straps as a design element, and she wears them both as tops for performances and under dresses as an extra decorative element. This one is the Beautiful Bat Black Padded Plunge Balcony Bra ($160.00). She typically pairs her bra tops with high-waisted hotpants, but these mega-tall shorts go above her natural waist and almost up to the bra. These Lillian Girdle Shorts are from latex designer Abigail Greydanus, who designed the black and white catsuit that Porcelain wears in her “This Is What Rock N Roll Looks Like” music video as well as many of Katy Perry‘s latex dresses.

photo from Jacqui Sandell’s Instagram (source)
Shorts can be appropriate for winter when paired with tights and heeled shoes like Jacqui Sandell has done here. Her picks are the faux-garter Pretty Polly ‘Suspended’ Tights ($25 at Nordstrom) and Jeffrey Campbell Lita Boots ($159.95 at Solestruck). She wears a cropped sheer peach blouse with high-waisted ripped denim shorts and accessorizes with a heavy chain necklace and studded iPhone case. Try Nasty Gal’s Bedazzled Tail Blouse ($58.00), Urban Outfitters’ Urban Renewal Cutoff Short ($44.00), and a Silver Studded iPhone Case from Gypsy Warrior ($30.00).

Natalia Kills live at the Fillmore in Miami, FL on November 5, 2010 by Luciano Guala
Sure, Natalia Kills’ red hot lingerie outfit isn’t exactly appropriate for everyday wear, but her Lip Service Red Vinyl Buckled Waist Cincher ($59.00) could be incorporated into a more tame outfit. Try it with jeans or black pants and a black tank for a more simple, casual look.
If you do want a look like Natalia’s, try Target bra ($12.99), American Apparel hot shorts ($22.00), and Charlotte Russe thigh-high boots ($50.00).
Miley Cyrus loves casual, earthy footwear like these Gray Kilty Suede Moccasins from Minnetonka ($41.95). She also owns tall boots and ankle boots from the same brand. She’s wearing Ray-Ban RB3447 001 sunglasses ($145.00), cutoff Levi’s shorts ($19.99) and an oversized Metallica Damaged Justice T-Shirt ($19.88 or $22.99) – Ke$ha has the same one.

Evanescence 2011 promo photoshoot by Chapman Baehler
Amy Lee is wearing the Wolford Cheryl Tights. These are quite pricy at $65.00 (marked down to $34.54 at ASOS, but only in large), but you can get similar houndstooth tights for $10.00 from Foot Traffic or $16.00 from Topshop. Ami Clubwear sells a similar pair of Black Glitter Ankle Length Wedge Booties for only $21.99.

Avril Lavigne at the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York on November 24, 2011. Photo: JGM, PacificCoastNews
Avril stays warm in the Angel Down Fur Collar Coat ($398.00) from Betsey Johnson. Avril is no stranger to wearing her own merchandise – she’s worn some of her tour tees on stage during her Black Star World Tour – and here she is wearing her own Skull Fingerless Gloves ($12.95). She finishes off the look with black leggings, playful socks, and glittery leopard-lined combat boots which I assume are from her upcoming Abbey Dawn shoe collection.
