Next up is the hot-pink Juicy Couture velour sweatsuit, an outfi t that may or may not have been made worse by Ugg boots, gigantic sunglasses, and a little chihuahua tucked into an oversized purse.

Either way, let’s just pretend Paris Hilton never happened.

Then we’ve got almost anything by Christian Audigier, the man who brought us Von Dutch trucker hats and Ed Hardy T-shirts during a particularly slovenly era mid-decade when people paid extra for ripped jeans, often several sizes too big. See ya later, sagging pants.

Also going to a better place? Flower child boho chic, Avril Lavigne tank tops and ties, clunky Crocs, and prep school headbands that even Gossip Girl’s Blair Waldorf is tiring of.

Finally, we have last year’s gladiator sandals, thick-rimmed glasses, and boyfriend-cut everything. Will they make it through 2010? We’ll have to wait and see.

Until then, take a blast through the past 10 years of fashion in today’s Look.

Fortunately for all of us, it is the wine in the bottle that matters most and not the glitz of the label, but you have to admit that a classy label most definitely helps.

Ed Hardy 2008 Pinot Grigio ($13.49). Audigier searches the world for wines that he believes are of extraordinary quality, but can still be sold at an affordable price. From the Venito district of Italy he discovered the quintessential example of a pinot grigio. This almost colorless wine is very smooth and silky with a big and expansive aroma of summer flowers. The flavors too are equally expansive, stressing citrus and pineapple with hints of peach and spice. The finish of this wine is very long and fruity and stays in the mouth long after it has been swallowed. Try this exceptional wine with chicken dishes as well as with the traditional seafood and pastas. With wines made from the pinot grigio grape becoming more and more popular in the United States, this wine should be an immediate success.

Ed Hardy 2008 Chardonnay ($13.49). From Italy Audigier then searched in France to find a wine that the French were famous for, and there can be no doubt that chardonnay is one of them. Rather than coming from the heart of Burgundy, this wine comes from the new vineyards in the south eastern part of France called the Languedoc. There he found a wine that fits his very critical requirements. The Ed Hardy 2008 Chardonnay seems to explode with the flavors and aromas of green apples and pears with a suggestion of citrus in the background. There is also a very pleasant under flavor of oak, which when combined with a near perfect acid level results in a wine of classical dimensions. The finish of this wine exhibits the much sought after buttery feel in the mouth, the sign of a better chardonnay.

Ed Hardy 2008 Cabernet Sauvignon ($13.49). While in the Languedoc, he also found a cabernet sauvignon that fit his requirements, which is that it has to be big, full flavored and an absolute delight. There is nothing stuffy or overly pretentious about this wine. The first sign that this wine is not the average is that it is so dark it is almost black. The aroma is a fine balance of cherries, cassis and just the right amount of oak. These aromas carry through to the flavor along with a fine balance between the acid and the tannin. This wine will be in its prime for the next eight to 10 years. Ed Hardy 2008 Cabernet Sauvignon is a perfect wine to serve with the rich, full flavored red meats or alone as an aperitif.

Ed Hardy Sangria ($8.99). Sangria is a wine that has been infused with fresh fruits and/or fruit flavors. It is a wine that is served cold and is guaranteed to bring smiles to the faces of one and all. The Ed Hardy Sangria is a red wine that has been infused with citrus fruit flavors and spices. All that is missing is some fresh fruit to add to the flavor experience and some good friends to enjoy it with. It is enough to say that sangria is the ultimate party wine but it also fits nicely with friendly get-togethers. This is a wine that must be considered the greatest conversation lubricant that ever was.

Embroidery Industries filed a complaint in Los Angeles County Superior Court on Dec. 14. The company alleges that Audigier requested that Embroidery Industries create 15 groups of designs for T-shirts in December 2008. According to Embroidery Industries, the two companies had an oral agreement in which Embroidery Industries would produce both samples and production for Audigier. Instead, Embroidery Industries created sample designs, which were produced by other manufacturers contracted by Audigier.

Embroidery Industries is asking for punitive and special damages of more than $1 million. A representative for Christian Audigier Inc. said the company has no comment on the suit.

The recently filed suit comes at a time of continued expansion at Christian Audigier Inc. The company debuted its first store in London this month. It also debuted a collection of wines and champagnes in June.

Christian Audigier maintains licenses for a burgeoning range of products ranging from homewares to cigarette lighters and air fresheners, many bearing the graphics of tattoo artist Ed Hardy. However the Los Angeles–based company’s empire is based on men’s and women’s fashions and accessories sold under several

PARIS — Taking the designer hotel concept a step further, designer and entrepreneur Christian Audigier is out to apply the same brash rock ’n’ roll formula he’s used to build his fashion empire to the French all-inclusive resort concept Club Med.

Audigier said Friday he plans to use his celebrity connections to heat up Club Med’s image and draw more traffic to its 80 resorts worldwide. Audigier’s proposal is likely to be tested out first in Club Med’s North American centers following a meeting with Club Med chief executive officer Henri Giscard d’Estaing in January, said Hubert Guez, chief executive of Audigier’s Ed Hardy brand. Guez added the designer also would likely be involved in “spiffing up” Club Med’s boutiques and products.

If tests are successful, Audigier plans to invest 10 million euros, or about $15 million at current exchange, in Club Med, Guez said.

“Club Med is a French institution so I’m really happy to get involved. It’s a family resort, so any celebrities with children are welcome to come along,” said Audigier.

Having burst onto the fashion scene earlier in the decade as designer of Von Dutch Originals, the French native last month opened a sprawling showroom here with a view to rev up business on his home turf for his various labels.

The Ed Hardy group owns five main brands, comprising its namesake line and the Christian Audigier, Smet, Paco Chicano and Crystal Rock brands, and operates 60 licenses. Guez forecasts sales generated by Ed Hardy brands in 2009 will reach almost $400 million.

Crystal Rock clothing

Crystal Rock is named after Audigiers daughter name and the dresses they are going to present are hundred percent “organic environmentally-friendly”.

The new and innovative clothing line introduced tonight on television defines itself as follows: “Once more the pioneer of rock ‘n’ roll Style and fashion specifies astonishing end casual wear as Christian Audigier and his beautiful, crystal like daughter Crystal introduce their new fashion line.

Ed Hardy is the previous existing fashion line of Christian Audigier and Crystal Rock just join Ed Hardy and this is not a brand name for dresses only , it has a wide range of accessories yes, there are hats, bags, shoes, cosmetics, jewelry and under garments, men and women wear , children wear and everything you need to buy for family .

Designs and patterns use reemerging descriptions and imagery of women with shady lipsticks and often decorated sunglasses. Hats comprise a Smoldering Kiss Velvet Cap, Geisha Sublimation Cap and Velvet California Girl caps.

French based Christian Audigier is fashion designer and business tycoon. Basically from Avignon, France, he has worked for such brands as Liberto Lee, Kookai, Naf Naf and Von Dutch. He made his first appearance in the market as a jeans fashion designer. Later on, he expended his circle to all accessories with different brand names.

Audigier also has made two fragrances with the name “Ed Hardy Men” and “Ed Hardy Women”. Audigier also was the designer of clothes for Michael Jackson.