The winners are:

E. Ware, 2617; C. Sandercock, 4207; M. Gerendas, 2030; J. Macansh, 4812; M. Russell, 4109.

Unfortunately they are somewhat tricky to wear unless you have the proportions of a willowy supermodel.

This absolutely gorgeous grey silk jumpsuit is due out in Witchery stores and I am praying it is as flattering on as it appears to be from the photo.

It would look fantastic paired with delicate heeled sandals and a clutch bag for evening.

It also comes in black with no print (which would be more versatile as I think you could get away with wearing it during the day, with flat sandals) and will set you back a reasonable $149.95.

Photo courtesy of Style Hunter

By Caroline Warnes

I’m sure I’m not the only one who thinks that our so-called style icons are getting lamer and lamer each year.

The latest to be sainted by fashion victims fashionistas everywhere is Agyness Deyn, who is apparently some sort of supermodel, although for a supermodel she keeps a pretty low profile because most people couldn’t tell you who she is or what she models.

There is one weekly fashion magazine, of which I am otherwise appreciative, that can’t miss an issue without raving about Deyn and her “fantastic style”. The editor lovingly fawns over “Aggy”, as she rather embarrassingly calls her, praising her as the next Kate Moss.

A quick search on Google Images reveals that she has never really been photographed in anything even approaching stylish. Unless your idea of style is breaking into the Salvation Army clothes bin and throwing all the contents on at once, topped off with a funny hat. Take as an example the outfit pictured above. Most of us wouldn’t even wear this as a dare, let alone on a red carpet in front of the media.

Here are some other “style moments” for your perusal:

“Aggy” channels Ken Done circa 1987

Who said Dunlop Volleys aren’t a fashion statement?

Ronald McDonald called, he wants his shoes back

No, in my opinion, in this case, there a few people getting “stylish” confused with “strange looking”.

By Caroline Warnes

Spotlight is giving you the chance to win $20,000 in cold hard cash.

To be in the running to win, you need to use your Spotlight VIP card with every purchase before December 24.

For every $25 you spend, you will receive one entry into the draw.

Click here for more information on this promotion, and here to view current Spotlight catalogues for your area.

TomTom has unveiled two new GO GPS units, which will be added to the range early in November.

The two new models are the GO 730 and 930. Both feature TomTom’s new IQ routes technology, which was developed using average speeds measured on real roads rather than static maximum speeds per road type. This allows the device to more accurately predict the fastest route.

Other inclusions are Advanced Lane Guidance, which shows the lane to take at intersections, and Voice Address Input, so you can tell the unit your destination rather than inputting it manually.

Both models also come with a 4.3-inch touchscreen, a built-in FM transmitter and a safety camera database.

The high-end TomTom GO 930 also comes with a few extra features, including world maps, Bluetooth remote control and Enhanced Positioning Technology, which allows it to work seamlessly even in tunnels.

The TomTom GO 730 will retail for $549 and the 930 will retail for $849. For an extra $100 you can purchase get the Traffic version of each model, which includes a traffic receiver.

Click here to find offers on TomTom GPS devices from retailers near you.

By Caroline Warnes

I have to admit that I am not one of those people who intends to wear the same fragrance every day for the rest of my life.

My fragrance personality tends more towards wearing a perfume to death for a couple of years then moving on to something else.

My current favourite, Marc Jacobs by Marc Jacobs, has had a solid three-year run that will most likely come to an end soon, and I am keen to start sniffing around for something new.

I’m yet to get to a Myer store to sample it, but the new fragrance from luxury jewellery house Bvlgari, Jasmin Noir, looks promising. It’s described as having “the essence of a jeweller” and is aimed at women between the ages of 25 and 40.

Obviously, Jasmin is the main ingredient in the blend, however there are also unexpected top notes of green plants and gardenia combined with base notes of precious wood, licorice and accords of Tonka.

The only catch? Jasmin Noir is pricier than previous Bvlgari scents and will set you back around $160 for the 100ml bottle in most retail outlets.

By Caroline Warnes

Although shopping for clothes and accessories online is often cheaper, you can’t expect to receive the same level of customer service you’d get in store.

There is a brand new local shopping site that hopes to change that, offering customers help and advice on choosing items by email and over the phone.

Alegorie is the new pet project of Alicia Rozenblum, who is the designer behind one of my favourite jewellery lines, Drink Me, Alice.

You can shop for bags, jewellery, wallets and other accessories from some of Australia’s most exciting designers, including Luxe Accessories, Mogil, Pratten and Mondo Design.

You can contact Alicia directly for any help in choosing the right item or even just for advice on the latest trends and styles.

The very gorgeous Heather Oversize Bag from Luxe Accessories pictured here retails for $249.

By Caroline Warnes

As soon as you hear “business phone” you tend to think of a staid, worthy model that is thoroughly reliable but perhaps not that exciting.

Nokia has attempted to break that mould with the E51, which was released for business users towards the end of last year.

One year on and it’s still a nice option if you’re buying a business phone: it is 3G and HSDPA compatible and comes with Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and QuickOffice.

The multimedia features mentioned above aren’t as comprehensive as what they would be on a fully fledged multimedia phone, but they’re still a nice inclusion. There’s a 2-megapixel camera and you can play back music and video, all of which can be stored in the 130MB memory.

Click here to find offers on the Nokia E51 mobile phone from retailers near you.

By Caroline Warnes

Jenny Kee has just been announced as the next Designer For Target.

Instead of clothes or lingerie, as in the past, this collaboration will be the first homewares collection announced for Designers For Target.

Jenny Kee was best known for her bold, colourful colours and prints when she was at the height of her popularity in the 70s and 80s. The homewares collection carries on this tradition.

If you’re into muted, neutral colours and designs in your home decor than this collection may not be for you, however if you like to add a bit of colour, you will love it.

It’s a pretty comprehensive collection and includes everything from manchester to kitchenware as well as towels and cushions.

The Mirror Tray candle set pictured here will retail for $29.99.

The range arrives in Target stores on October 23.

By Caroline Warnes

The winner is:

R. Brown, 7270.