Remember the 80's, when we first saw the lingerie trend on the likes of singing sensations Vanity 6, Apollonia and Sheila E? Once those ladies introduced the trend, everyone started wearing the look. The fashion industry's love affair with inner wear as outer wear has returned. Bustiers, bodysuits and corsets were all over the runways at the Christian Dior, Dolce & Gabbana and Marc Jacobs spring shows.

A few celebrity style mavens are also loving the reinvention of the trend. Just recently, BV spotted Serena Williams looking really hot in a corset bodysuit at the Telemundo Women of Tomorrow Gala. She wore a black one-piece corset-shaped body suit with a fitted jacket and complemented the look with sparkling accessories. Although the tennis champ works out for hours to achieve her toned physique, this look works on her because the elements of her outfit are superbly balanced. Williams has great style, without a doubt.

The key to a well-styled outfit is knowing your body shape, playing up your assets and balancing the look overall with all the right elements. On some, form-fitting clothing can look unappealing because of the lack of harmony among different elements of the outfit. Here are a few helpful tips on how to wear the latest lingerie-inspired look. During your next night out on the town, shine like a Hollywood starlet with these simple rules.

Fashion is cyclical, and this season a few denim washes are making a strong comeback. It's no longer about the traditional blue hue. Now there are number of tinted and shaded blues and wash variations to choose from. Celebrities are definitely loving all of the new washes offered. Which celebrity denim style will you be taking a cue from this season?

White Out
White jeans are in demand this spring, but the pure hue will continue to be a wardrobe classic for seasons beyond. White offers a neutral canvas, allowing it to be paired with just about any and everything that you own. Eva Marcille was spotted out on the town in this simple, fresh and classic white jean look.

Get the Look: Guess Foxy Skinny Jeans - Ice Storm Wash ($79, www.guess.com)

When it comes to accessories, we can never have enough. It's all about shoes that make others stop and stare or stunning costume jewelry that makes more of a statement than glittering gems any day. Hands down, there's nothing better than owning fabulous accessories.

But pump your breaks -- there is such a thing as over-accessorizing. Our advice? Keep it simple, especially when it comes to the new blue hue in accessories this spring -- denim. The fabric has been used to make everything you can imagine, from handbags to jewelry. So even if you don't want to actually wear jeans, you can add a touch of denim to your wardrobe.

What does it mean when new styles are introduced at the beginning of the season? Shopping! Even in a recession, the thought of sacrificing our style doesn't cross our minds. Maximizing our wardrobe with jeans is a shopping strategy that never goes wrong. With so many jean styles to choose from, there is something for you no matter the status of your bank account. So, whether you're a splurgista with money to burn, or a thriftista looking for a deal, BV has found the top seven jean styles for you to choose from this season.

The Patchwork Jean - A fun vintage inspired style.

Money To Burn: AG Adriano Goldschmied The Tomboy 10 Year Patch ($255, www.agjeans.com)

On A Budget: Gap Limited Edition, Cropped Straight Patch Jeans ($89, www.gap.com)

Denim has always been a wardrobe staple, but this spring, it's hotter than coals on a grill! The problem with hopping on the denim bandwagon in that buying jeans can be a challenge, especially because our "lovely lady lumps" come in a range of sizes.

BV went scouring the market to find the latest in jean silhouettes that are perfect for every body shape. So sit back, get your search engine started, grab the mouse and get to clicking. Your wardrobe will thank you!

Curves Ahead

Tips: Whether it's hips or a large backside, selecting jeans to accent this highly desired physique can sometimes be a challenging feat. For starters, boot-cut jeans are a definite go, for curvy shapes. But also consider a more lean cut, tapered leg jean for a more balanced appearance. Straight leg jeans make apple and pear shapes appear leaner.
Try: The French Connection's Emily Jean ($148, frenchconnection.com). The narrow boot-cut jean has more of a straight fit. Or if you can't make that splurge right now, try the Gap's Real Straight Indigo Jean ($69, gap.com).