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Which Of Audrina's Halloween Looks Is Sexiest?

What has pink parachute pants and a gold earring? Well, 364 days out of the year, we'd have to say MC Hammer, but on this special post-Halloween Monday Funday, the answer we're looking for starts with Audrina and ends with Patridge. Once again, the Hills hottie went all out for Oct. 31, this time going girly/glam as a genie in a bottle for a costume party in Atlantic City. But was her "I Dream of Genie" outfit a dream come true? Take a look back at what 'Drina wore on Halloweens past (she went from Material Girl to peacock from 2008-2009), then take our poll and vote for your favorite look.

Which of Audrina Patridge's costumes do you like best?
Madonna. Cherish the love, y'all!
The Peacock. That makeup took waaaay more than four minutes.
The Genie. Pretty n' pink is always in vogue!

The LC Effect: Why The Hills Fails Sans Lauren

You can take 'The Hills' out of Orange County, but you can't take Lauren Conrad out of 'The Hills'. At least not without consequences. Season 6 opened without its blond starlet, who decided to move on after half a decade on the reality show circuit.

After Conrad announced her decision to bail on TV in the hopes of leading a more private life focused on her fashion career, producers brought in Conrad's old schoolmate, Kristin Cavallari, as a replacement. Alongside Speidi, Audrina and the rest of the gang, Cavallari reprises the role she stepped into as a teenager on Hills precursor 'Laguna Beach': a flirtatious, manipulative man-eater, all shiny locks and come-hither stares. But so far Cavallari's episodes have failed to elicit the spark we've come to expect from the drama-filled half hour.

And viewers seem to agree. Ratings were down 30% for Cavallari's premiere episode, pulling only 2.1 million sets of eyes as opposed to the 3 million who tuned in to last season's opener. This seems to be a pattern for MTV: Ratings plummeted on 'Laguna' after Conrad left the sandy shores of her hometown for the glitz of Los Angeles.

Perhaps that's because Lauren Conrad offers something very essential to her shows. She's the grounded protagonist, ambitious and relatively normal. For the viewer, Conrad is the identifiable core, a filter through which to experience all the chaos that goes on around her. Whereas Cavallari was introduced as the anti-heroine off the bat, a role already occupied to perfection by Heidi Montag. Having wasted no time feuding with the girls and playing all the guys, Cavallari leaves us without a gal to root for.

Credit: Pop Eater