Tinseltown welcomed a lot of new faces in 2008. Models, actors, musical performers, and former child stars introduced us to their new little bundles of joy — just about the same number of boys as girls. Check ‘em out:

January
Brody Jo, daughter of Gabrielle Reece and Laird Hamilton
Harlow Winter Kate, daughter of Nicole Richie and Joel Madden
Jacob Emerson, son of Courtney Thorne-Smith and Roger Fishman
Kieran Lindsey, son of Julianna Margulies and Keith Lieberthal
Max Liron, son of Christina Aguilera and Jordan Bratman
Maxx, son of Tracie and Scott Hamilton
Orion Christopher, son of Tara Wilson and Chris Noth
Sage Florence, daughter of Toni Collette and Dave Galafassi

February
Max and Emme, twins of Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony

March
Gisele, daughter of Jeri Ryan and Christophe Eme
Jagger, daughter of Soliel Moon Frye and Jason Goldberg
Nahla Ariela, daughter of Halle Berry and Gabriel Aubry
Shaya, son of Brooke Burke and David Charvet

April
Ella Alexander, daughter of Alex “A-Rod” and Cynthia Rodriguez
Ignatius Martin, son of Cate Blanchett and Andrew Upton

May
Isabel Ruby, daughter of Angela Kinsey and Warren Lieberstein
Thomas Samuel Wyatt, son of Tanya Hadden and Jack Black

June
Honor Marie, daughter of Jessica Alba and Cash Warren
Maddie Briann, daughter of Jamie Lynn Spears and Casey Aldridge
Stella Doreen, daughter of Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott

July
Alexander, son of Naomi Watts and Liev Schreiber
Clementine Jane, daughter of Ethan Hawke and Ryan Shawhughes
Knox Leon and Vivienne Marcheline, twins of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt
Levi, son of Camila Alves and MatthewMcConaughey
Sunday Rose, daughter of Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban

August
Gia Zavala, daughter of Luciana Barroso and Matt Damon
Parker, son of Clay Aiken and Jaymes Foster
Zuma Nesta, son of Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale

September
Finley and Harper, twins of Lisa Marie Presley and Michael Lockwood
Henry Story, son of Minnie Driver

October
Archibald William Emerson, son of Amy Poehler and Will Arnett
Ava, daughter of Caroline Rhea and Costaki Economopoulos
Dwayne Carter III, son of Lil Wayne

November
Bronx Mowgli, son of Ashlee Simpson and Pete Wentz
Sunny Madeline, daughter of Jackie Titone and Adam Sandler

December
Dolly and Charlie, twins of Rebecca Romijn and Jerry O’Connell
Naviyd Ely Raymond, son of Tamka Raymond and Usher

Which 2008 celebrity baby was your favorite?

Kingston. Suri. Maddox. Malia.

These mini celebrities unknowingly set fashion trends for children everywhere. Paparrazi have photographed these famous offspring wearing Versace T-shirts, True Religion jeans, and D&G Junior (yep, that’s Dolce & Gabanna for kids) onesies.

Your kids can sport trendy duds, too. Celebrity Kids sells clothes for the entire family so you can “dress like the celebrities we watch every day.” Celebrity Kids makes it easy to “shop like the stars.” These are just some of the fabulous items your little one can sport around town:

Kingsley shirts for boys
If Brangelina’s son, Maddox, wears these shirts, then they must be cool. Hoodies and T-shirts in masculine colors feature edgy graphics and funky designs. Prices range from $38 to $80.

Ed Hardy clothes that make a statement
Madonna, Kanye West, and Heidi Klum can be seen in Christian Audigier designer fashions. Ed Hardy by Christian Audigier is a youthful clothing line which includes jeans, shirts, hats, and dresses featuring bold designs of pirates, skulls, and more.

Mehgan Fabulous for girls
Your teen will be a fashion standout in the same dresses and tops seen on Paris Hilton. From silky multicolored dresses to risque vests (no shirt required!), your daughter will rock the socks off her peers. These exceptional fashion pieces range in price from $95 to $465.

FunZee OneZees
FunZee, a newly launched clothing brand, features “OneZees” with quirky slogans, including “Hand over the bottle and nobody gets hurt” and “Party Tonight My Crib, B.Y.O.B.” A unique gift idea for just $25.

No matter where you live, your family can look like you belong in Hollywood.

Hollywood or not: Is your kid the CUTEST? Shop at TheCuteKid’s shop for the most awesome way to flaunt it.

Who do you think is Hollywood’s best-dressed celebrity kid?

We love dressing babies in hip, trendy clothes. But why stop there? From designer diaper bags to high-fashion strollers, there are countless products to help your little one make a fashion statement.

Blankets
Babies sport blankets the way we wear coats. Fortunately, you can find blankets made of cotton, cashmere, velvet and more.  Angie Harmon loves Baby Fabulous custom-made blankets. Check out Blueberry Babies for personalized blankets ranging from $20 to $230.

Diaper bags
Hate the thought of carrying a dull diaper bag. Not to worry! You can flaunt your style with a fabulous bag that is — dare I say it? — practical, too! Styles range from backpacks and totes to clutches and Daddy bags. Choose from canvas, leather, and suede in countless colors and patterns. You can find Brangelina’s Storksak bags at Bliss, a Dooney & Bourke bag on eBay, organic bags at Tiny Tush, or trendy $20 bags at Proud Tots.

Car seat covers
Available for a rear-facing infant seats, big-kid boosters, and everything in between, car seat covers not only show off your baby’s style, they provide added comfort, too! At Giggle Brush Designs and Stella Maternity, you can cover up those boring velour seats with plush camo, leopard, or polka-dot covers.

Whatever your price point, look around and you’ll find adorable bottle covers, hip nursing slings, luxury strollers, and so much more!

Who’s more fashionable — you or your baby?

Jimmy Choo.

Manolo Blahnik.

Marc Jacobs.

From platform pumps and heel-less shoes to gladiator sandals and moccasin boots, we’re always checking out celebrity footwear. Whether they’re on the red carpet or caught on camera shopping for groceries, we can’t help but notice the fab footwear. Snazzy shoes are so in that stars like J-Lo, Paris, Fergie, and Jessica Simpson design their own.

Nowadays, even the tiniest celebs are sporting stylish footwear. There’s Shiloh in comfy Robeez and hip Vans, Violet in Crocs, and Suri wearing Mary Janes in every color you can imagine!

Surf the Internet and you’ll find no shortage of designer shoes for your baby, like these:

• UGG Erin baby boots, $60
• Gwen Stefani’s L.A.M.B. crib shoes, $50
• Yo My Booties in Pink, Electric Blue or Cappuccino, $40

Don’t think for a minute there are only just soft-walking shoe styles for your tot, though. In fact, the latest over-the-top baby trend is the stiletto. For $35, you can get your fashionista a pair of Heelarious booties — crib shoes with soft, collapsible high heels. Available in zebra stripe, leopard, hot pink, and patent, these adorable shoesies come in sizes 0 to six months and are fully functional – not for walking, but for keeping the feet warm and looking absolutely adorable. Sure, she’ll grow out of them in a matter of weeks, but isn’t it worth it?

Would you splurge on designer shoes for your baby?

Photo: Heelarious, her first high heels

It doesn’t matter if you’re male or female, young or old… to be in style, you need a newsboy cap. Brad Pitt and lookalike son, Knox, landed in Tokyo sporting matching toppers.

There’s a newsboy cap out there for every person, season, and budget. Target has simple twill caps for under $10, while Nordstrom sells Juicy Couture and Betmar hats for $50 and up.

And what’s great about the newsboy cap — which has been around since the end of the 19th century — is that it’s practical. It wears like a baseball cap but has a smaller visor that shades the eyes without obstructing vision. Of course, if you’re under 18, you can get away with wearing it sideways.

Pick up warm wool, suede, or leather for winter and cool, lightweight cotton for spring. Whether you want pink plaid or basic black, there’s a newsboy cap out there for you.

‘Fess up: Who do you think is cuter: Brad or Knox?