Jessica Biel

Jessica Biel has always been a girl that is all about her denims. She has the fashion sense and the nice body to boot that has enabled her to be her most stylish self in denims.

Jessica says that denim does not have to be equated to being casual. Denim dressing can be a fun and adventurous yet very challenging fashion mission. Here are some tips that can help you dress up and jazz up your favorite denims. Here are a couple of things that Jessica Biel has for us in dressing up your jeans.

Think like the French. Did you know that a true French fashionista dresses up for everything, and you would not catch her out on the streets without dressing up. Pair your denim skirt with Ferragamo flats.

Trousers. Wear them at a darker shade and you would look dressed up instantly. Match it with a Chanel blazer and pears for a more dramatic effect.

The little jean dress. This is not your little black dress. Combined with a trench coat, gold jewelry and a little belt and you are already a star.

The jean jacket. Make sure this is sleek with tiny tails and tailored, try wearing this with black denim jeans for a more slimming look.

Jeans. Match them with a dressy shirt or a button down shirt. Or go casual wearing your favorite tank top or halter top.

Make sure you keep your accessories and make up to a minimum so that you can certainly highlight your dressy denim look.

Just remember that the darker the shade of your denim is, the dressier it seems. The most fun you can do with dressing up your outfit is by accessorizing by giving it added drama and flair. Denim goes very well with pearls, gold jewelry, gold bangles or charm necklaces.

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Where, oh where, have you heard this name before? Here's a safe recap of Jessica Biel's career.

Jessica Biel, 27, most recently starred in "Easy Virtue." Her acting career took off in 1996 when Biel landed the role of Mary Camden on the popular WB drama "7th Heaven."

In 1999 she made People magazine's "50 Most Beautiful People" and Esquire magazine's "Sexiest Woman Alive" in 2005. In between, in 2000, Biel posed semi-nude for a cover and photos in Gear magazine.

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Jessica Biel's biography was initially planned to be a vocalist. She attended training and appeared in numerous musical events in her hometown. When she was 12, she presented herself in "The International Modeling and Talent Association Conference" in Los Angeles. Since then she started doing modeling jobs, appearing in several advertisements.

Later on, Biel was selected to star in "7th Heaven", the longest family drama in United States. Her filming career started in 1997 in a drama "Ulee's Gold" which earned her the Young Artist Award. She then starred in a movie "I'll be Home for Christmas" in 1998. She blamed her role in "7th Heaven" for causing her a virtuous image and to avoid herself from losing the contract she posed for a semi-nude photo to be the "Gear" magazine cover. Although most of the people were annoyed by her actions, she managed to stay with the show until her contract expired.

Biel starred in "Summer Catch" in 2001 and in "The Rules of Attraction" a year later. After leaving "7th Heaven", she was chosen to be the female lead in the remake of "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre". In 2003, she acted in "Blade: Trinity" before proceeded to star in "Stealth". She made an appearance in "Cellular" where her boyfriend, Chris Evans was also in the show.

When she played in "The Illusionist", she got the "Rising Star Award" during the "Palm Springs International Film Festival" and an "Achievement Award" during the "Newport Beach Film Festival". Later on she starred in "Home of the Brave" in 2006, "Next" and also "I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry" in 2007.

After that, Jessica Biel's biography of acting career saw her appearing in "Power Blue", "Nailed" and "Easy Virtue" as well as "Planet 51". She got involved in a charity auction in 2006 by offering a lunch date. In 2007, she became one of the founders of "Make the Difference Network", a social network that intends to enhance the awareness of non-profit organizations to increase the amount of donors.