Celebrity Style Story

At 20, Jennifer Lawrence lands her first Oscar nomination for Winter's Bone, wins the award two years later for Silver Linings Playbook and is the star of one of the biggest franchises of all time. She starts rocking the red carpet in designer gowns by Oscar de la Renta, Calvin Klein and her favorite, Christian Dior. Jennifer Lawrence is sassy, straight-forward and oh-so stylish!

Emma Watson's post-Harry Potter career is filled with thoughtful indie flicks, but more impressive is the fact that on the red carpet she barely has a fashion misstep. Whether she's championing little known designers or rocking Burberry, McQueen or Marchesa, her transformation from awkward 'tween to fash queen is nothing short of magical.

Kerry Washington went from a natural beauty trying to find her way on the red carpet to a Scandal-icious style star. She could always hold her own in a sartorial showdown, but her role as Olivia Pope elevated her to a gladiator in the fash-arena. Her character's on-again off-again affair with the President of the United States is hot! - but not as hot as her wardrobe.

Bradley Cooper's career and fashion sense start to gain momentum in the mid 2000-'s as he becomes known for supporting roles in movies like Wedding Crashers. But everything kicks into high gear when he stars in the sleeper hit The Hangover and meets top designer Tom Ford.

For more than 85 years, the Academy Awards have given fashion fans lots to talk about. The outfits seem to garner more attention than the awards themselves! From the best couture looks, to the most glamorous Hollywood couples to the downright crazy costumes that have everyone saying "What were they thinking?!" - the Oscars get everyone talking.

Anna Faris, Melissa McCarthy and Kristen Wiig are three of the funniest ladies working in comedy today. But despite that, they take fashion very seriously. In a world of non-stop premieres, red carpets and awards shows, these ladies have a lot of appearances to make and they don't want to be fash-laughing stocks!

Kendall Jenner, Cara Delevingne and Kate Upton are more than just selfie-starlets - they're the new couture clique stomping their way to supermodel-dom. But before these fresh faces of fashion were trending on Twitter, they went through an awkward phase just like the rest of us.

Amy Adams has gone from small-town Colorado dinner theatre to Oscar-nominated films. She moved to LA to pursue acting, and her experience in musical theatre won her the lead role in Disney's fantasy Enchanted. Her early style seemed like an extension of her on screen personas - naïve, timid and plain. Today, her style rebels that with bold fashion choices.

From the minute she exploded onto the Hollywood scene with her portrayal of Queen Elizabeth in 1998, Cate has been the crown jewel of Hollywood fashion royalty. Over the years, she's teamed up with fashion heavyweights like John Galliano and Alexander McQueen. The ultimate expression of her sophisticated style culminated in her 2014 Armani Oscar gown - the most expensive dress ever worn!

Channing Tatum has gone from stripper to model to lead actor in just four years! He brings his street style and sweet moves to his breakthrough movie Step Up in 2006. Channing takes that raw, urban sensibility to his early red carpets, and gets zero style points. But a few years later, he has that light-bulb moment where he swaps sweats for designer three-piece suits.

From simple sophistication to gorgey glam, Veronica Mars sleuth Kristen Bell has cracked the case when it comes to her signature style.

Helen Mirren is an Oscar-winning star who only gets better with age as she lets her sophista-sexy side shine through.

Oscar-winning A-lister Jared Leto is a fierce fashion contender with a badass wardrobe that always surprises on the red carpet.

From tabloid target to fashion designer, Sienna Miller has weathered the storm of controversy by staying one step ahead of style trends - and the press.

Comic book heroes Chris Evans, Chris Pratt and Chris Hemsworth all started out with some sketchy looks, but their big screen personas have propelled them to style stardom.

The Critics' Choice Awards are a sartorial-palooza with mega-style stars like Angelina Jolie, Jamie Foxx and Jennifer Aniston posing hard on the red carpet.

From Mean Girl to Glamor Girl, Amanda Seyfried rode a wave of bad reviews before finding her signature style.

Carey Mulligan, Felicity Jones and Rosamund Pike are the hottest ladies to come out of the U.K. since Earl Grey tea, and are rock-solid on the red carpet.

Elizabeth made it big as the British babe who binged on body-con and bandage dresses. She's made a career out of playing it sexy, and we're along for the ride.

Penélope Cruz has won the hearts of the fash elite with her stunning looks and killer couture.

Voted one of the sexiest women of all time, Kate Beckinsale sizzles in her sartorial choices.

Matthew's fashion sense started out like like his personality... cool, laid-back and a bit boho. When he discovered designers like D&G and Lanvin, a sartorial super-stud was born.

The Girls of "Girls" skyrocketed to style stardom when the series debuted in 2012. The fashionable foursome of Lena Dunham, Allison Williams, Zosia Mamet, and Jemima Kirke showcase an eclectic array of looks on-screen and off.

While starring in Star Trek and Guardians of the Galaxy, Zoe Saldana hooked up with the hottest designers to find the best way to flaunt her form. With an eye for drama, a thing for short skirts and a love of Balmain, she's relentless in her quest for red carpet perfection.

From driven actress to dynamite diva, Jessica Chastain became a Hollywood star when she got confident with couture.