Celebrity Stylists Kick-Off New York Fashion Week!

Whether strutting down the red carpet at fashion week or spicing up their fall wardrobe, women everywhere can make the most of one key piece – the little black dress. No one knows how to transform a little black dress better than celebrity stylists and designers, Cristina Ehrlich and Estee Stanley, of the Miss Davenporte clothing line, inspired by the glamour of Europe in the 1950s and 1960s, which has become a popular choice among Hollywood’s “It Girls”. The duo is kicks off NYC’s Fashion Week by giving viewers a sneak peek of spring ’08 fashions and describing how the ever-essential little black dress is always in vogue and paired with the right accessories, can work for any occasion, whether it’s hitting the red carpet or lunch with the girls. Here are a few of Ehrlich and Stanley’s favorite little black dress accents: Get red-carpet ready by adding a jewel-toned clutch with matching stilettos; colors like amethyst, emerald and sapphire are fall’s hottest hues. Rock out a little black dress by adding bold metallic jewelry. Think multiple strand necklaces and add a hot pair of platform heels or metallic boots for a look that screams rocker. Glam up a little black dress by adding a strand of pearls (not like grandmas) and a pair of classy black heels for any evening event. Add the ultimate accessory that compliments every little black dress – Degree Women Ultra Clear. The anti-perspirant/deodorant is a must-have for any little black dress owner that wants to be white-mark free. Additionally, the stylists are offering women everywhere the chance to win VIP tickets to the Us Weekly Spring Hot Hollywood Party and receive a little-black-dress fashion consultation fit for the stars. For more information, viewers can log on to http://www.usmagazine.com for a chance to win a trip to the Hot Hollywood party and a little black dress makeover from Ehrlich and Stanley. More about Cristina Ehrlich & Estee Stanley: Cristina Ehrlich and Estee Stanley have been working together for over five years when they met on a video shoot. From Eva Mendes, Penelope Cruz and Demi Moore to Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen, their collaborative efforts have created some of the most memorable red-carpet looks. They designed dresses for the Emmy awards to be worn by celebrities Jennifer Morrison (House) and nominees Kyra Sedgwick (The Closer), and Rachel Griffiths (Brothers & Sisters)