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Angelina Jolie may have her hands full caring for her newborn twins and four other children, but she still finds time for another passion — fashion! Jen Rade, Jolie’s longtime stylist, told PEOPLE at W’s New York Affair this week that despite Angie’s large brood, it’s not hard to get the mother-of-six on the phone to discuss her sartorial options. “No, [it's not tough], but she’s definitely got a lot going on. Any time you talk to her there’s a lot of kids in the background, that’s for sure.” Rade is working with Jolie to dress her for the Changeling junket later this month, as well as the film’s premiere October 4th. “It’ll be her first big US appearance since having the babies,” Rade says. “I feel some pressure, but I think I can do it. We’ve been doing it for five years together.” Is it a challenge finding clothes that work for Jolie’s post-pregnancy body? “Not really. She’s breastfeeding so the boobs are bigger, but no. It’s going to be fun. I’m looking forward to it.” Rade describes Jolie’s style as “kind of classic with a rock and roll edge” and says she loves working with Angelina because “she’s funny and smart.” Plus, she’s a fab mom: “She loves it — or else she wouldn’t do it.” – Reporting by Kathy Ehrich Dowd.

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Fashionistas anxiously await the announcement every year, and we’ve got a look at this year’s Vanity Fair’s 69th annual International Best-Dressed List. Some of the highlights on the Best Dressed Women’s list include a mix of Hollywood — Sarah Jessica Parker, Angelina Jolie, Tilda Swinton — and political significant others — French First Lady Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, Kate Middleton and Michelle Obama. Stylish men who made the cut include David Beckham, Daniel Craig, Kanye West and Matt Lauer. Click over to Vanity Fair.com to read the full list and tell us: Who makes your best dressed list? Do you agree with Vanity Fair’s?

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She may be about to add twins to the ever-growing Brangelina brood, but it looks like Angelina Jolie is about to lighten the load in at least one area of her life. WWD reports that the actress will be ending her three-year position as the face of St. John knitwear, for which she starred in a series of iconic black and white photographs by famed fashion photographer Mario Testino. According to the paper, Jolie will be replaced by four up-and-coming fashion models in color print ads shot around New York City by Mark Seliger. “It was a great run we had,” says St. John’s chief executive officer Glenn McMahon of the decision. “Three years is a long time to maintain any campaign, and we felt it was time to do something new and different.” Tell us: What do you think about St. John choice to replace Angelina?

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While all the stars — Gwyneth, Cate, Natalie — got seriously glam at Cannes, all eyes were on mom-to-be Angelina Jolie, who was beyond radiant on the red carpet. Whether promoting her voice-over role in Kung Fu Panda or her dramatic turn in the Clint Eastwood-directed Changeling, the expectant star turned out in one fabulous look after another. And now we want to know which dress you liked best for Angelina! Do you prefer her floaty jeweled Reem Acra caftan? Or her glamorous green Max Azria gown? Or her summery white floral Thomas Wylde frock? Tell us what you think of the star’s style and vote in our poll below. Click here to see all the star style at Cannes, and click here to see more of Angelina’s maternity style.

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Angelina Jolie turned heads at this year’s SAG awards with her billowy vintage Hermes gown from N.Y.C’s Rare Vintage. Makeup artist Mary Burton played up the ’60s/’70s vintage feel of the dress by keeping the makeup natural. Since Angelia doesn’t like too much color on her face, Burton used Chanel’s Pro Lumiere foundation, $52 — mixing several shades to match her skin. She applied Laura Mercier powder blush, $22, as an orange-y tint for her cheekbones. For her eyes, Burton used Shiseido’s Hydro-Powder Eye Shadow, $25, for a light, creamy color on her lid and under her eyebrow. She lined her lid with a liquid eyeliner from Lancome, $28. Burton used two mascaras from Lancome — one to lengthen, $24, and one to volumize, $24. The lips were kept neutral using Cargo’s beige high-definition lipgloss compact, $29.

It was Angelina’s aura that inspired hairstylist David Babaii to create the loose ‘do. Using his own beach spray, Babaii was able to achieve instant volume and texture. He created eight barrel curls by sectioning the hair into four with a big curling iron and sprayed a little beach spray on the roots without any blow drying. The curls were clipped and then he teased the roots a bit. Once dried, he took it out and it was done. “I was just like, shake it out, let’s go,” says Babaii. For a similar look try this Tousled Wave Spray, $23, from Frederic Fekkai at sephora.com.

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No glitz, no glam, no gorgeous gowns. No doubt about it, last weekend’s replacement of the usually star-studded Golden Globe Awards with a live press-conference didn’t do much to satisfy our celeb-fashion obsession. And while we might not have been able to see Best Actress in a Movie Drama nominee Angelina stroll the red carpet in L’Wren Scott, or TV Comedy Series Actress nominee America Ferrera strike a pose in Zac Posen, that didn’t stop us from dreaming. Click here for our gallery of what we wish the stars had worn, and get in on the action by voting for your favorites.

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Angelina Jolie showed she knows a thing or two about keeping warm and elegant in the crisp fall weather at her Beowulf premiere. The gorgeous mom walked the red carpet with Brad Pitt in tow, wearing a cool-weather classic, a camel hair coat. And while an investment piece like Angelina’s Escada version can set you back a few too many paychecks, we’ve rounded up the same chic look for less.

Get the same clean lines as Angelina’s, $159 at redoute.com

Kenneth Cole Reaction military tab coat for just $168 — 40% off its retail price — at bluefly.com

Keep warm in this Larry Levine walking coat, $228 at nordstrom.com

In the mood to splurge? Try this topper in genuine camel hair, $410 at bloomingdales.com