Best Dressed of the Weekend: Alexa and the side-slit
JustJared, Courtesy of Burberry

I found it hard this weekend to rank the four ladies on my Best Dressed of the Weekend because each of them have such individual styles.

It would be fair to say, though, that out of all four of them Alexa Chung was probably the one that surprised me the most. Not because she chose Burberry –everyone knows she's a big fan– but because how sexy the look was. We're used to short mod dresses but it's not often we see her pulling off sides-slits like this. I love how she balanced it out with the coat and the silver platform shoes was a perfect touch.

Amanda Seyfried went for a simple pale pink Calvin Klein number very much in the style that Alexa is known for, which she accessorised with a pair of nude YSL Trib Two pumps.

Isabel Lucas, one of my favourites in terms of style at the moment, wore Louis Vuitton Pre-Fall'11to celebrate the opening of the brand's Sydney flagship store. I just love how she managed to look dressed up but thanks to the prints the look still had some of her bohemian surf-girl vibe in it.

Amber Heard, who has been looking incredible during her 'Rum Diary' press tour, chose Dolce & Gabbana for a screening of the film in the Bahamas. Is it just me or could se be the new Dita von Teese?

TFS

You know how keen I've become on Vogue Australia ever since their triple Arizona Muse cover of the October issue. It's a really interesting edition of Vogue not only because Australia's fashion scene is becoming more prominent every season but because they're seasons don't coincide with the mainstream of fashion. They don't really have a winter and they have summer coming at the moment.

Having Isabel Lucas on their latest issue was such a good move. This girl is the epitome of chilled cool fashion and I love how she mixes elements and experiments all the time. She looks really beautiful in the picture by Max Doyle.
I'm quite interested what they've done with the African theme that seems the be the focus for December –it's funny to think Vogue UK had that tacky picture of Giselle to celebrate the holidays. Fashion always tends to do the same things with African motifs and prints but having someone quirkier like Isabel on the cover makes me think they might have done something different.