Lydia Fugst

I know Posh didn't write the book on wearing Marc Jacobs, so it's not like Lydia Hearst donned this with the intention of walking a mile in Lady Becks' hot pants.

But Posh did at least contribute a series of short stories to the book on swanning around town in bizarre designer gear while looking  hungry and sultry, like you are game for a meal IF AND ONLY IF medium-rare man-flesh is on the menu. Still, Lydia deserves some credit for packing some brass balls underneath her "Sex In The Kitchen" Barbie apron (now with buttered rolls and "Restaurant Closed" sign!).  Because it takes balls to repeat an outfit that Victoria not only wore on the red carpet, but famously donned for an actual Marc Jacobs ad campaign -- especially when that outfit makes you look like a pep squad leader for a high school whose team is called The Fighting Pink Togas.

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