British fashion designer, Bruce Oldfield, has a criticism of today's A-listers. He thinks they've killed off elegance. There's that and the fact that oversized purses make him "want to vomit."

As Tiffany has already pointed out, scarves are hot for spring. They've been all over the runway lately, so I thought that you lovely Styledash readers might want to know just how exactly you should rock this trendy look.


Some of the most popular scarves with celebrities are from YaYa Infinite,Sir Alistair Rai and Tolani Missoni but if you don't have the cash to lay down for a designer scarf, I've put a few cheaper options in the gallery for you!

The hottest style this season is Retro Princess. Clean, tucked in, nice lines, classy, and pretty. Think Grace Kelly (right), as well as Audrey Hepburn and Kate Moss in their effortless chic.

Being a Retro Princess does not mean ball gowns and sparkly eyeshadow. Real princesses are businesswomen. They wear neat skirts, pants and professional blouses with demure and exquisite accessories as they meet with dignitaries and discuss how much money to give to the orphanages. They can also rock an evening in an old-Hollywood dress so well that people build statuettes. The look celebrates each day for its own importance; whether it be "date with a handsome suitor" or "finally a day I can relax at the coffee shop in jeans." Every ensemble is purposeful, luxurious, and secretly a little playful.

Best of all, Retro Princess is a look than can be emulated for cheap. Here are some basic rules:

The Birkin might be Hermès most famous bag, but it's the Kelly that has the most famous namesake. Named after the American film star turned Princess of Monaco, Grace Kelly, Hermès' Kelly bag ranges in price from $5000 to up to $50,000.

But the Hermès bag isn't the only accessory named after Grace Kelly. The classic head-cover of a silk scarf crossed under the chin and knotted at the side or nape of the neck is universally known as the "Grace Kelly." Used by stars when they want to be ignored by the paparazzi, Sharon Stone, Madonna, and Annette Bening have all been known to sport "The Grace Kelly."