The Sugahfix gals are having a ball hunting for the hottest trends at Rushmere Shopping Centre for the Most Wanted section of the Craigavon shopping centre's newly revamped website.

We were given three challenges this month – to get three Rushmere staff members loving the big trend for summer brights.

The Sugahfix gals will be picking the hottest looks from Rushmere Shopping Centre each month from all the fab stores. Check out the 'Most Wanted' tab on Rushmere's website and pick up some style tips on how to wear the key looks of the season and all featuring fashion that's in the stores right now!

Sugahfix had an exclusive invite to see the new Spring/Summer 2011 collection from New Look in London recently.

So here's what to look out for the new season, plus the trends you already have in your wardrobe that you can carry over into spring.

By Fashion Pharmacy.

It came, we saw it, and now it's gone! This weekend wrapped up the final show from The X Factor in time for Christmas and now the race is on for the coveted Christmas no.1 - not sure about you, but we were glad that talented Matt and Rebecca were in the final two and it was good news that they'd been top of the voting all along, which goes to show that in spite of gimmicks and jokes like Wagner and Katie (and even Cher!), the talent came to the fore in the end.

Anyway, here goes for the last time this year - our bumper article on our loves and loathes!

To kick start proceedings, we'd like to officially crown the champion of style (and practically the champion of the show) as Ms Dannii Minogue. And we know we're not alone here, most of the national magazines agree with us.

By Fashion Pharmacy.

This weekend was a festival of no colour. With varying hues of grey, black and white there was nothing much which stood out in terms of style, and what a disappointment for a semi-final!

The Black Eyed Peas made up for the lack of colour however in their retro primary coloured graphics and outfits - bizarre but amusing to watch; what were the boxes on heads all about?!

With no one jumping out as the style leader, let's start with Rebecca who donned the stage in a Giambattista Valli wine coloured full length dress (the only hint of colour amongst the semi-finalists).

And although she stayed static on stage for this number (with a wee bit of movement in her first, club classic tune - and we liked the mirrored dress for that tune too), it does show that she needs no frills and thrills to keep her in the competition.

By Fashion Pharmacy.

As we write our thoughts on this week's styling, we can't stop ourselves from grinning from ear to ear with the sheer delight at the result of this week's show - less of a double eviction and more of a double whammy in our opinion. Apologies to all the Katie and Wagner fans, but we think we're back on track now with those that deserve to be there!

‘Nuf said, let's get on with the rock n' glamour... Hitting all the right style notes this week were Matt Cardle and Rebecca Ferguson - neither of them took on the stereotypical black leather biker jacket and studs look associated with rock, so they both gave a fresh and modern approach in varying styles of leopard print. Matt's shirt, from the Upper 5th concession available at TOPMAN, was the pièce de resistance of his entire ensemble. Usually dressed a little more conservatively, it was lovely to see him show his wilder side (although not as wild as his wife beater vest last week!). Teaming the shirt with an understated leather look jacket from ASOS and converse shoes put a Matt Cardle twist on the overall rock styling - nicely done Miss Woodward! The animal theme also continued with his dancing girls in sexy zebra leotards performing their perfectly synchronised dance moves - phwoarh!

By Katrina Doran.

We spotted Robert Downey Jnr on the red carpet at the LA premier of his new road trip based movie Due Date in a pair of funky lilac tinted glasses and thought "ooh they look cool!"

Ah TEN shun!

Shoulders back, head up and quick march yourself to the shops to snap up some of this season's hottest military looks.

This trend is at the forefront of the war on fashion, troops, and we're taking no prisoners when it comes to sourcing our 10 of the best looks for you.

By Katrina Doran.

As the witching hour draws near - All Hallows Eve is either the night where you get dressed up in full fancy dress regalia or if you'd like you Saturday night to be a little more stylishly spooky - we have our Halloween themed Ebony at The Ivory event - MasquerAID. Enjoy Halloween without all the madness and mayhem but with all the magic and mystery and of course you can get into the spirit of things by wearing a mysterious half mask.

Move over Bet Lynch - our new leopard print icon is Kelly Osbourne not Corrie's iconic busty barmaid.

Ever since we spied Kelly - who is looking hotter and more fashion-forward then ever these days - on the red carpet in a full-length leopard print maxi dress we've been keen to get our paws on some outfits and accessories of our own.

But there are some rules to keep in mind before unleashing your inner catwoman.

The secret to wearing animal print is to keep everything else simple - let the print speak for itself and keep accessories to a minimum.

Because the print has certain connotations - just think of Lily Savage and shudder - tone down anything overtly sexy and go for a modest, sophisticated feline take on the look.

Make sure the cut and style is good, and turn the trad big cat look on its head by making it classy, not tarty.

Like Kelly O, wear your leopard print dress long, but avoid a plunging neckline - busty gals might want to avoid a head-to-toe look altogether and stick to accessories.

Match your look to your personality - if you're not usually an OTT dresser, stick to a glimpse of leopard print in the lining of a handbag or a pair of gloves, or finish off a LBD with leopard print kitten heels.

We love it when the print is matched with a vintage vibe, so knee-high boots, a furry A-line coat or a pair of elbow-length gloves all get our roar of approval.

Pictured left: Faux fur leopard print swing coat from A Wear £60

Click on the gallery below to check out 10 of the best leopard print items.