Put the Ouch on the Slouch. Bloomingdale's, $128, Santa Monica Place.

You’ve seen them, and stared, and wondered; get brave and try on something new. Give a resolute “yes” to the harem pant, try on some tapered trousers, or step out in a slouch—but get primed for fall’s fresh new shapes and on-trend pant styles. Each changing season offers the perfect segue to reinvent your look, and these bold silhouettes are prime picks for dipping your toe in something daring and staying stylish during the transition from summer to autumn. Key to the look: pair them with heels or a kickin’ pair of ankle boots.

Put the Ouch on the Slouch. Throw down on the coziest pair of pants in town—the riveting slouch. This isn’t a tribute to the couch potato, but who says it’s a crime to look fab and feel comfortable? It’s a win/win style situation. You will never want to take off the Joe’s Jeans pair from Bloomingdale’s at Santa Monica Place ($128).

Hot to Trot in Trousers. Nordstrom, $225, The Oaks.

Carin’ about the Harem. Contrary to their name, you won’t be one in a crowd when you slip into a harem pant. Anything but subtle, these trendy togs will stylishly surprise you. Check out this jersey cargo pair from Cache at Los Cerritos Center ($78).

Carin'about the Harem. Cache, $78, Los Cerritos Center.

Hot to Trot in Trousers. Pleats are pretty again—trick out in tapered trousers in an elongating ankle length and you’ll wonder how you ever turned your back on them. Finish this look with a structured utilitarian blazer, or pick some sleek silk ones for your next night out; we found a pair at Nordstrom at The Oaks ($225), featured in the slideshow.

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Taylor Swift wearing a Lipsy dress.

Style Seen Daily has spotted stars Lady GagaTaylor Swift and Jessica Lowndes in sexy flirty dresses from Lipsy that takes runway fashion to the streets. This line offers a variety of looks like hippie chic vests to pair with ripped denim shorts or a sexy animal print mini for a night out with the girls. Lipsy’s got attitude.  And we like it.

This London based line can be dressed up or down, depending on your mood  –  choose a feather embellished mini or bring out the rocker chick in you with a gold studded leather jacket.

London triple threat, actress/dancer/singer, Pixie Lott, has added a new collection to the Lipsy line offering summer dresses that many starlets have been popping up in.  Lott says she is loving the success of her collection and seeing how people wear her clothes is absolutely amazing.

Jessica Lowndes dresses up in Lipsy

Take a look at some of our favorite Lipsy dresses below. Get feathered up with a white crystal embellished mini or  if your feeling you want something more edgy pick up an animal print rouged dress.

The dresses retail for under $300 and can be found at select Bloomingdales nationwide.

D&G Lace Overlay Satin Dress PRICE: $895.00

Bloomingdale’s just put up its D&G section online.  Animal prints, satin and lace, and sexy sheath dresses galore.

D&G is the diffusion line by Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana.  Prices range from $300 to $1300.

Indulge and take a quick peek, click here.

Pictured above are 9 Spring 09 trend tips for her.

Here’s a quick list of the Spring trends for her you can now find in the stores…

1.  Borrowed From The Boys:  Stay ahead of this trend and get a deconstructed jacket now so you can wear it all season long and into next year as well.  With a deconstructed jacket, fit is everything.  Also we here at Style Seen Daily have been seeing some trendsetters throw a wide belt over this look as well and pairing it with tight pants for a more night time sexy cutting edge look. Can also wear it with jeans and a crisp white shirt for work wear, over a floral dress to give a feminine look a more edgy feel, with short shorts to show off your legs…  this jacket can be worn with almost everything and you will be seeing it everywhere this Spring.     

2.  In The Nude:  Pick up a pair of nude shoes to help elongate your legs.

3.  Statement Jewelry:  Costume jewelry to real gems, the more jewelry the better.  Remember Heidi Klum at the Oscars with her huge earrings and numerous bracelets?  It’s not about wearing jewelry as a back drop, it’s having the jewelry take center stage.   

4.  Jumpsuits & Rompers:  A take from the 80s, these onesies are quick to throw on and help you look put together fast — sort of like what the wrap dress did several seasons ago.  

5.  Platforms:  70s inspired designs are back in full force, including retro platforms.  Designers are taking the “high” in high heeled shoes very seriously this season.  Ladies, it’s time to reach new heights.    

6.  Romantic Ruffles:   Spring is also about love, and ruffles help to give you that soft, flirty feminine appeal.   

7.  Blue Oceans:  Take note, blue is a popular color this season.  

8.  The Goddess Dress: Spring 09’s “it” dress.  

9.  Neo Hippy:  Again a take from the 70s era, loose flowing peasant tops are gaining momentum.

 

Pictured above are 4 spring trend tips for him.

Pictured above are 4 spring trend tips for him.

Wondering what’s the latest in men’s fashion?  Well here’s a quick list of the Spring trends for him you can now find in the stores…

1. Casual Chic: Also known as “California Style.”  Includes graphc t-shirts, plaid shorts and twill jackets.

2.  Boardroom Bound:  Look for classic investment items in shades of blue and gray but make sure they fit perfectly, and if not make sure to find a great tailor. 

3.  Check Please:  Bright plaid shirts are great for the hot weather.  Can be worn under a suit jacket for the work week or over a graphic t-shirt for the weekend.

4.  The Denim Story:  Black, white, gray jeans are great for moving into Spring ‘09.  Keep your blue jeans, but try to hold off on wearing them as much and incorporate these fashion forward, yet staple, colors.

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Trend Alert: Green.

This feminine top is perfect for adding color to your style.   

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