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TORI AMOS

I've been following the Cornflake Girl's career since 1992 and have always found her outfits to be interesting and often inspiring. She dressed the part of big-haired rocker chick back in the 80s but then switched over to a more refined look. She started wearing the Boho look long before Sienna Miller put the look on the fashion map. Diaphanous shirts and dresses, flared jeans. And the shoes. It's all about the shoes with Tori.

She wears shoes that make me dream of having a walk-in closet just for heels. She's even designed and marketed her own shoe line. Two years ago, she told the British paper, Mail Online:
"Shoes are my passion: Pollini, Kurt Geiger, sleek boots by Sergio Rossi. Even if everything else is downplayed, I'll wear good shoes."

Through the past almost 20 years she's kept one thing relatively the same - her hair. That long, red curly hair is her signature. In addition, her piano is her most constant accessory. Now at 44 years old, the rocking redhead is still a heavyweight fashionista.

Pass the Ketchup Please!

THOM YORKE ROCKS RED PANTS

What was I just saying about people being fashionably fearless in London? On Wednesday, June 25, we were lucky enough to catch our fave band, Radiohead play at Victoria Park. In a bold move, Thom Yorke rocked out in a pair of ketchup-colored skinny jeans. Who likes ketchup with their hot dogs? We do!

LET'S MAKE A DEAL:
AMY WINEHOUSE TO ADVERTISE ROBERTO CAVALLI THREADS?

Speaking of singers donning designer duds, rumours are circulating that Amy Winehouse will be the new face of Roberto Cavalli. The fashionable singer was reportedly approached by Cavalli and asked to advertise his line. The deal would involve Amy wearing Cavalli's garments to gigs and events in exchange for a lifetime supply of the designer's clothes.

Reportedly, Victoria Beckham is responsible for the arrangement. After telling Cavalli that she really digs Amy's style, he was inspired to make the deal. Sounds great -- all those free clothes -- but if this is true, I hope Amy doesn't give up her unique and edgy fashion sense in exchange for vanilla designer garb.