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Jennifer Lopez, 2002
Say what you will about J. Lo; even when her wardrobe veers
perilously close to the outskirts of Crazytown (what's with all the
ruffles?), you've got to give it up for a girl who has consistently
got the guts to go for couture.
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Gwen Stefani, 2005
This sexy leopard-print number proves Gwen doesn't need to rely on
flashing her flesh to look both funky and elegant.
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Britney Spears, 2000
You really cannot argue with those abs, which are the crowning
accessory to this naughty, flesh-tone piece of lusty fantasy. This
precise image is why people lament that poor Britney no longer
appears to take showers.
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Jessica Simpson, 2003
The sight of Jessica Simpson in anything remotely tailored and
classic is something we consider a victory. And, hey, kudos to her
for knowing that the only adornment this needed was what nature
(and some double-sided tape) gave her.
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Run-DMC, 2002
The matchy-matchy thing is hard to pull off and still look manly,
but this classic Run-DMC look proves that it can be done. Besides,
who doesn't love the fedoras?
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Justin Timberlake, 2002
While we?re generally not a fan of the tie worn with a collarless
shirt, Justin pulls it off and cements his transformation from
boy-band frontman to sexy solo artist. Insert girlish squealing
here.
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Sean "P. Diddy" Combs, 2005
Elegant without being safe, risky without going over the top, no
one works the unconventional suit like Diddy. Or whatever he's
calling himself these days.
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Christina Aguilera, 2004
Before this, she lived for filthy hair extensions and sliced-up
pleather -- if she wore much fabric at all. So this Marilyn-ization
of Christina was a welcome, classy change. Finally, her outside did
justice to her talent.