The Girl Dressed To Kill

We may not be totally plugged in when it comes to the highly-anticipated Star Wars: The Force Awakens movie, but we can recognize a killer designer collaboration when we see one.Here's the deal: Fashion favorites like Cynthia Rowley, Diane von Furstenberg, Halston, Opening Ceremony, Rag & Bone and a handful of other ready-to-wear designers are each creating a Star Wars-inspired outfit to be auctioned for charity starting on Dec. 2.
Although the one-of-a-kind designs won't be sold in stores, the high-fashion looks are serving up some major holiday fashion inspiration. To see what we think celebs like Jaime King, Kristen Bell and other fans of the franchise might wear for the holidays, we look to our five favorite designs from the collaboration.

The Girl Dressed To Kill

They’re hot. They have amazing bodies. They have legs to die for. And they look absolutely stunning in mini dresses. When you see a beautiful woman in a mini dress with an amazing pair of legs, you can’t help but to watch her walk away. The way she gracefully glides down the sidewalk or how she stumbles with all her drunk friends across the dance floor. We see women in mini dresses everywhere and now you get to see them here up close and personal.

Owesome girl in dashing dress

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