Mo’Nique in Tadashi Shoji, Maggie Gyllenhaal in Dries Van Noten, Rachel McAdams in Elie Saab Haute Couture, and Gabourey Sidibe’s money shot Marchesa. We saw it all over Fashion Week runways , and red carpet celebs are taking note of one of the top trends from the catwalk. Check out our video to see who got top red carpet honors.Like what you see? Watch more FabTV .

I have always loved Alaia’s eyelet design; it’s so delicate compared to the house’s otherwise strong shoe silhouettes. I’ve had my eye on these Azzedine Alaia Eyelet Lace-Up Booties ($888) for quite some time now. The lace-up style is nothing new, but the perforations make it so unique. Now if only I had a wad of cash sitting around. To see the look for less, read more. These Free People Lace-Up Eyelet Booties ($68) remind me so much of Alaia. Yes, they’re suede, not leather, but they give off the same sweet-cum-sassy vibe. If you’re a gal on a budget who adores Alaia, jump on these. The white color is also fresh, perfect for Spring.

Shapewear is useful, but let’s face it: It’s not something you want to flash your date ’cause it ain’t pretty. Bubbles Bodywear has a whole collection of butt-lifters, tummy-suckers, thigh-slimmers, and breast-lifters that are hilarious, like this Pick-Me-Up Max-Compression Brief ($55). The huge pads help give shape to the bum, but they also make us laugh. There’s plenty more where that came from – even a few pieces for men! – so get ready for a good time. View Slideshow ›

Remember when I featured these lusty Burberry Ruched Leggings in my imaginary Net-A-Porter shopping spree ? Needless to say, I didn’t win the contest – tear – so I’ve been on the hunt for a more affordable pair. Lucky me, I found these Rachel Pally Ruched Leggings ($60, originally $198) in Shopbop’s 70 percent off section. Pretty sweet price, huh? There’s more tempting deals from the likes of Thakoon, Velvet, Rachel Roy, and Chris Benz to squander over at Shopbop. I suggest you act fast before guilt sets in!

All you bold ladies, read this gutsy trend post in the Cheap Chic group . Wearing lingerie as outerwear, done right, to me is a fun play on sexuality and fashion. Spring season is steadily approaching and I am already thinking of some fun ways to revamp my style persona. Why should lingerie only be worn for late night rendezvous for only the men to see? It is now time to show off our undergarments for everyone to see (I know, I sound like I want to walk out in a see through teddy). Lingerie, worn the right way, is uber sexy and fun. As pictured, Johanna from Lookbook.nu has a high-waisted pencil skirt, blazer, and layered…