Victoria Beckham sporting a new super-short blonde hairdo and the black waistcoat that has forced her to abandon the concept that you can never wear the same thing twice. What do you think of her outfit? Leave a comment and be as brutal or as nice as you please.

Last night finally brought the much anticipated Oscars to our screens. Here are the winners:

Best Picture: The Departed
Best Director: Martin Scorsese for The Departed
Best Actor: Forrest Whittaker for The Last King of Scotland
Best Actress: Helen Mirren for The Queen
Best Supporting Actor: Alan Arkin for Little Miss Sunshine
Best Supporting Actress: Jennifer Hudson for Dreamgirls

There were no great shocks fashion-wise and to be honest no particular dress stood out to me. Reese Witherspoon was my personal favourite in a stunning purple gown, but maybe that’s just because I love her anyway. Kirsten Dunst will undoubtedly show up on some worst dressed list for her Oscars attire this year! Catwalk Queen did a fantastic job of live-blogging the event and you’ll see all the dresses there. Who was your favourite?

Just wanted to give you all the heads up about a nifty site called Fat Fingers where other people’s eBay typos save you money! As described on the site ‘thousands of items on eBay are listed with descriptions containing spelling mistakes. These items often expire with no bids on them as no-one can find them’.

To test it out I typed in Topshop and was pretty surprised to find 13 listings with ‘Topshop’ spelt Tophsop, Tosphop, Tophop etc…you get the drift. I’m amazed that these sellers can’t even spell the most important word on the listing correctly! Ah well, their loss, the buyer’s gain. I’d love to hear your feedback – has anyone bought anything cheaply as a result of using the search site?

Yes, it’s that time of year again. In a few hours time the Oscars will be kicking off. I’m eagerly awaiting the red carpet entrances to see who the winners and losers in the fashion stakes are this year (my opinions will be aired here tomorrow!). Thought it would be fun to take a look back at some of the successes from previous years. Here are some of my favourite looks…

Victoria Beckham’s off the shoulder grey cashmere sweater is 3.1 by Philip Lim and can be purchased for $322. At times like this I wish I was rich. Really rich.

The question (from Debbie): I saw this picture of Fergie at NY FashionWeek 07 and I really, really adore this dress but cannot find out anything about it. Do you have any information on it?

B Glam’s answer: Fergie is wearing a wool mix mini-dress from Juicy Couture’s Couture line. Priced at $1,100 it’s not cheap, but it’s a classic dress and if you’ve got the money then it’s worth it.

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Please, fashion fairies, can I be woken up Monday morning, by the sound of the doorbell, to find this chic cropped monochrome Ted Baker jacket on my doorstep wrapped up in a bow? Gee, this is so CUTE!

Sienna Miller’s filigree earrings by Foxy Originals are available from ASOS for £30. I really love these and am totally tempted to make the purchase. What’s holding me back is my fantastic ability to lose one of every single pair of earrings i’ve owned within a few weeks of owning them. Most get lost after the first outing. Anyone else have this problem?

Jennifer Lopez and Gwen Stefani have both been spotted tottering about in the recently released YSL Tribute heels. These are not your average heels – they stand at a staggering 6 inches high! Now that’s the kind of height I could do with. Interestingly, both ladies dressed in head to toe black. With shoes like that, who needs colour? What’s the betting Katie Holmes won’t be buying these…

Following on from the success of the House of Holland label, it seems that slogan tees are back with a vengeance. Just when I’d got rid of my last bunch, which have been cluttering up my wardrobe since they rose to new fashion heights during 2003/04, I began spotting slogan tee after slogan tee dotted around the UK high street. Not that i’m bothered, it’s not a trend i’ll be rushing to follow again.

At London Fashion Week on Monday House of Holland got cheeky with new slogans asserting “I’ll show you who’s boss Kate Moss” and “Let’s play naked twister Linda Evangelista”. Humourous and attention grabbing for sure, but is it great fashion? If it’s a look you like you’ll find cheap alternatives at River Island, Topshop and Dorothy Perkins to name just a few.