From the catwalk to the red carpet, our beloved celebrities show us their ecletic fashion choices. The end 2013 big, My Design Week gives you the Vogue Best Dressed List 2013, with our personal twist.

In no particular order, we give you this years best dressed.

Cate Blanchett

Cate Blanchatt rarelly makes a mistakes when it comes to fashion. “Known for a directional and sometime off-kilter style, she never opts for the safe option preferring to experiment with designs from the likes of Balenciaga”.

Rooney Mara

Rooney appears in gothic designs, almost exclusive in black or white. Her favourite fashion designers are Givenchy, Alexander McQueen and Balenciaga.

Marion Cotillard

Here wearing a neon yellow dress by Dion, Cotillard “wears a roll-call of big name labels on the red carpet, and yet always makes them her own.”

Diane Kruger

“No wonder Diane Kruger was dubbed ‘sartorially faultless’ in Vogue‘s March 2013 issue red carpet round-up – the actress maintains a young, contemporary and modern approach to red carpet dressing that’s never predictable.”

Jennifer Lawrence

Nothing says ‘best dressed’ like stepping on your own gown when receiving an Oscar – and Jennifer Lawrence did it in style in her voluminous Dior dress.

Victoria Beckham

“Her dedication to brand Beckham ensures Victoria is always immaculately turned out, whether at the airport or on the red carpet, and almost exclusively in pieces from her upcoming collections.”

Kate Moss

“Kate Moss’s endlessly cool melange of vintage and designer continues to fascinate, 20 years on since her very first Vogue cover. “

Carey Mulligan

Carey Mulligan premiered in the big league like a lady at The Great Gatsby Premiere in Cannes. “Whether in high-octane gowns – like this Dior number at Cannes – or sleek cocktail dresses, she consistently conveyed a natural elegance on the red carpet.”

Helen Mirren

Helen Mirren has always been one of our favourtes. To the BAFTAs she wore a Dolce & Gabana dress like no other woman her age and never looked more glamorous.

Source: Vogue