Hilary Duff

[californiaCRUSH]

They look like louboutins big lips 120

Gracias

They're sexy.

 

[*want it all*]

I don't find that vest to be very flattering to Hilary's upper half. It makes her look larger than she really is (esp. because it broadens out her shoulders).

 

[Sweetpea83]

Gracias

They're sexy.

I agree...not too fond of the rest of the outfit..but love the heels!

 

[LadyLouboutin08]

Elixar Book Signing Dec 1st 2010

I liked this outfit until I got to the shoes, they are fug.

 

[chantal1922]

I also don't like the shoes. I love everything else, especially the piled on bracelets.

 

[Jahpson]

that scarf looks like mold, but love the outfit

 

[Jeneen]

I like the shoes! Super sexy! and I love the yellow and grey.

she could take off a bracelet or 2 though.

 

[Jahpson]

I don't find that vest to be very flattering to Hilary's upper half. It makes her look larger than she really is (esp. because it broadens out her shoulders).

agree agree agree!

 

[californiaCRUSH]

I don't like the outfit, but I do like the bracelets. I'm really not a fan of that mustard color.

 

[cgui]

Lol... someone needs to learn to button their sweater. Unless its my eyes that are making me see things/some fashion trend i dont know about ...

 

[Jeneen]

that scarf looks like mold, but love the outfit

upon closer inspection it does kind of look like some hungry moths got to it first.

 

[Sweetpea83]

Cute outfit..hate the shoes..

 

[BudgetBeauty]

I like the shoes, just not with the scarf/cardy.

 

[thatscute]

i like the shoes but hate the color of the sweater

 

[platinum_girly]

Hilary Duff leans forward to chat with elementary schoolers on Thursday (December 2) as she brings Blessings in a Backpack to their school in south central Los Angeles.

The 24-year-old actress is a huge supporter of the organization, which feeds elementary school students throughout the school year.

“Just visited my blessings in a backpack school!” Hil tweeted. “Those kids are so smart and touch my life in a huge way!”

To learn how you can help, visit BlessingsInABackpack.org!