Who would not know Christian Siriano? Aside from winning the fourth season of project runway, he has also gained his name for his own clothing line released last 2010. And now, Christian Siriano is undergoing another big project in collaboration with U.S. retailer Nordstrom. Here’s a sneak peak of one of his designs to be released very soon!

So, for those future brides out there, wait for this to come out!

Christmas may be over, your purse may be empty and your new year’s health kick may already be struggling, but with the high street offering some of its best ever January sales, there’s never been a better time to pick up some fashion bargains.

Pulling out all the stops for the winter party season, designer favourites all launched mini collections within the autumn/winter seasonal trends, many of which you can now pick up at a massively reduced price, which should really help to fend off those January blues!

Dresses were the backbone of this mini, micro trend and what a selection you have to choose from. Warehouse has a particularly good range of party dresses, many of which you can now pick up with nearly 70% off the price tag.

Here’s our pick of three of the best dress trends that are just perfect for any evening occasion!

Seventies disco diva

The days of disco were about flowing chiffon and silk, faux-fur jackets and metallic accessories. Accessories and heels were big and hair was even bigger. One of the best dresses from Warehouse that fits this trend is the Brazil Halter Maxi. This floor length, vivid green halter-style maxi dress is perfect. The waist is pinched in and the back has a large cut-out section, which is both elegant and sexy. Add a skinny metallic belt, some gold platforms, a cuff bracelet and large drop earrings and you’ll have this trend nailed.

Was £90, now £55.

Seventies glam rock

The glam rock scene of the 1970s was about making a statement and the Sequin One Shoulder Dress from Warehouse (pictured) certainly does that. Its shimmering gold colour made from thousands of sequins combined with the one-shoulder strap and slightly tulip-shaped skirt mean this dress is sexy and definitely ready to party. To complete the look add contrasting coloured platform peep-toes and lots of jewellery.

Was: £90, now £45.

Sixties mods

Colour, micro-minis, loose tunics and shift dresses totally dominated the 1960s which saw an Op Art influence channelled into vibrant but neatly tailored designs. The 1960s trend in 2011/12 builds upon the foundations laid by the original. One of the best dresses from Warehouse for this trend is the Lace Embellished Daisy Shift Dress. From its mustard colour and elbow-length sleeves to lace overlay and rounded neckline, this dress is absolutely spot on with 1960s’ fashion. Team it with some coloured tights, preferably in a contrasting colour, some loafers and a pea coat and you might as well have stepped back in time to 1965.

Was: £75, now £35.

Selena tweeted this photo below from instagram. See her new highlights? It’s a combination of purple and blue. And as I see it, there is also a touch of pink shade on it. This made her look different. Let’s see how her fans will react to this new hair highlights she got.

Of course, it seems that Bieber really loves her girlfriend’s new look.They are spotted Disneyland Jamba Juice together. And of course, this talk of the town teenage couple still gets into a public display of affection. Not a good example, I believe. Well then, Welcome to Gomez’ new fab look!

Who would have thought that the punk princess, Avril Lavigne would also put herself to the world of nail art. She says, “I’m a really visual person; I like creating, and I love to have fun with colours. I think this offers self-expression, and it’s a really smart, versatile way to show your style.”

Aside from being a music enthusiast, she has already spotted having interest on clothing line which made her extra popular today. Avril fans will obviously be excited with the limited edition Salon Effects Nail Strips collection this coming spring. This will be in collaboration with the famous Sally Hansen. You better be ready to grab your own! Expect a tiny skulls and a leopard print designs on those nail stickers.