Even in Hollywood -- land of breast implants -- natural counts for something. So says People magazine, which on Wednesday said Jennifer Aniston topped its list of best-dressed women of 2006 for her natural fashion sense.

The popular magazine's annual best- and worst-dressed issue hits newsstands this Friday and features numerous Hollywood stars all given a moniker to describe their taste in couture.

Oscar winner Halle Berry, dubbed "The Classic," is No. 2 behind Aniston, and No. 3 was "The Newcomer" Jessica Alba, 25, star of movies like last summer's hit "Fantastic Four."

Elizabeth Sporkin, People's executive editor, said for the first time the list was picked by online readers and not the magazine's editors. She said Aniston, "The Natural," won by 54 percent.

"She has a fashion sense that is very accessible," said Sporkin. "She wears jeans and T-shirts and blazers. She dresses like a regular person, and her evening wear, if you were going to an event, you would think you could really dress like her."

Sporkin said Alba follows more trends and Berry is a master at picking outfits that fit well. In each case, she said the list's stars were highly identifiable to everyday people.

For the men, singer Justin Timberlake was named "Trendiest," and English soccer star David Beckham looked best in "jacket and jeans." George Clooney took the honor of "best monochromatic" look.


Vocabulary:

moniker: 綽號

blazers: 運動衣

（英語點津陳蓓編輯）

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