From beach strolls to outdoor shows, see sexy summer styles of your favourite stars!

Recap last night’s events over eggs and mimosas in a casually cute ensemble like Halle Berry’s. For a meet-up with love Olivier Martinez, she throws on a striped tee and jean shorts, pulling the look together with cool accessories.

Before jetting off on their Parisian honeymoon, newlyweds Reese Witherspoon and Jim Toth enjoy a little romance by taking a stroll on a Malibu, Calif., beach – nautical-inspired outfit and all.

A top with sheer sleeves, like the one Selena Gomez wears for a night at the ESPYs with beau Justin Bieber, is a sexy way to try the trend as well as a great way to cover up in an overly air-conditioned room.

Black can look heavy in the summer, so Diane Kruger turns to metallic navy for a dress that’s a perfect blend of appropriately formal but not too wintry. Ditch the tights and go for sexy, strappy sandals for an even breezier black-tie look.

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Jason Statham may both be action stars, but they know how to relax, too – she chooses an easy outfit and comfy shoes to accompany her love on a leisurely stroll around N.Y.C.

Two weeks after their romantic wedding, Kate Moss and her rocker husband Jamie Hince are back on the town, she in a metallic micro-mini and he in a leather jacket to create the perfect late-night-out look.

For Zara Phillips’s wedding festivities, the down-to-earth Duchess of Cambridge made a weekend of recycling her wardrobe, again!

First, she wore a green silk Diane von Furstenberg dress for the Friday evening yacht reception – the same frock that she wore to an event in Los Angeles.

Then, for the wedding ceremony on Saturday, Kate stepped out in a cream-colored coat that royal watchers have seen on her before: at Laura Parker Bowles’s wedding in 2006.

Of course, Kate made a point of switching up her headwear, donning a much larger hat to Phillips’s wedding than the festive fascinator she wore five years ago.

Katy Perry, “California Gurls”

After a successful run on the Hot 100, including six weeks at No. 1, Katy Parry’s “California Gurls” claimed the top spot on Billboard’s list of the 30 most popular summer songs of all time. And she’s in good company.

“It doesn’t feel like summer if there’s not a Katy Perry single,” said Jessica Robertson, managing editor of MTVHive.com.

Perry’s singles — “I Kissed A Girl,” “Waking Up in Vegas,” “California Gurls” and “Teenage Dream” — resonate with listeners because they hit on all the touch points of a great summer song, Robertson added. They’re catchy, not too message heavy and can hold their own in any setting.

But songs don’t have to sound like they were written to accompany a beach party to find success in the summertime, said Keith Caulfield, the associate director of charts/retail at Billboard.

Lady Gaga, “Edge of Glory”

“Edge of Glory” is one of three singles that have been released off Gaga’s latest album, “Born This Way,” which came out Monday; and music insiders agree this tune has the most potential to soundtrack the summer months.

” ‘Born This Way’ is about a message, ‘Judas’ came out of left field in terms of pop sound, but (‘Edge of Glory’) finds Gaga doing what she does best — straight-up pop. It’s that youthful abandon feeling,” Robertson said.

Caulfield agrees: “The summer could ostensibly belong to Lady Gaga.”

Among Gaga’s three released singles, he said, “Edge of Glory” is probably getting more positive reviews in terms of song quality … and message.”

Nicki Minaj, “Super Bass”

“(‘Super Bass’) could be (Minaj’s) biggest hit so far,” Caulfield said. “The video is sexy and colorful. She rides a motorcycle made out of ice. If you’re baking on the beach somewhere, maybe you’ll think of riding a motorcycle made out of ice with Nicki Minaj.”

The tune, from Minaj’s debut solo album “Pink Friday,” has a “Teenage Dream” feel, if only for a second. And with a chorus like, “Can’t you hear that boom, badoom, boom, boom, badoom, boom, bass,” it’s probably going to get stuck in your head whether you want it to or not.

Enrique Iglesias (with Usher, featuring Lil Wayne), “Dirty Dancer”

Based on Iglesias’ recent hits, it seems he’s less concerned with being our “hero” than he is with making sure we’re not wallflowers at the club. Try standing still and listening to his newest track. It’s not easy.

Enrique has really made a comeback in the past year,” Caulfield said. “He stepped away for a bit and then came back really strong with ‘I Like It’ … and then “‘Tonight (I’m Lovin’ You).’ ”

He added: “He’s making really high-quality dance music that’s great for the club, and it’s really resonating with people.”

Robertson agrees: “It’s carefree and fun.”

Beyonce, “4”

Beyonce’s fourth studio album, fittingly titled “4,” comes out in June. The album could easily produce a summer anthem, Robertson said.

“Although, ‘Run the World (Girls),’ which I happen to like, wasn’t quite the hit we’re used to from [Beyonce],” she said.

And despite her amazing performances of the single on the “Oprah” finale and the Billboard Music Awards, it hasn’t exactly “set the world on fire,” Caulfield said.

“I don’t know what the shelf life of ‘Run the World’ is going to be,” he added. “It’s definitely an interesting single.”

Interesting perhaps because it channels Beyonce’s Destiny’s Child roots — girl power and repetition. Think “Survivor” or “Independent Women” with a harder beat.

Jennifer Lopez (featuring Lil Wayne), “I’m Into You”

“This song is hot, the video is hot, it’s the perfect soundtrack for summer,” Robertson said.

Lopez’s “On the Floor,” featuring Pitbull, is already somewhat of a club staple, she said, and “I’m Into You” is about to blow up.

Adele, anything on “21”

Despite lacking Robertson’s “song of the summer” prerequisites, music insiders agree that when an album is as well-done as Adele’s second studio album, bombastic beats and catchy hooks aren’t necessary.

It’s rare that a ballad will claim “song of the summer,” Robertson said, but don’t expect to get away from Adele any time soon.

“(Adele’s) success could have happened at any time of the year. When the song is just that good, it could be spring, summer, fall or winter.”

Adele, anything on “21”

Despite lacking Robertson’s “song of the summer” prerequisites, music insiders agree that when an album is as well-done as Adele’s second studio album, bombastic beats and catchy hooks aren’t necessary.

It’s rare that a ballad will claim “song of the summer,” Robertson said, but don’t expect to get away from Adele any time soon.

“(Adele’s) success could have happened at any time of the year. When the song is just that good, it could be spring, summer, fall or winter.”

Amy Winehouse’s grammy award-winning album “Back to Black” has soared to the top of the UK charts for 8 days after her death in London.

As tributes poured in for the late star, who died on July 23, fans flocked to buy her albums, sending five hits into the top 40 — a record for the late soul and jazz singer.

While “Back to Black” knocked Adele’s “21” off the top spot, Winehouse’s debut effort “Frank” came in at No. 5.

The box set combining “Frank” and “Back to Black” also entered at No.10.

The success comes as the 27-year-old’s devastated family awaits the results of toxicology tests to establish the cause of her death.

Relatives believe her decision to stop drinking, following protracted battles with drugs and alcohol, may have been a contributing factor.

Gennaro Castaldo, publicist for music retail chain HMV, said, “It’s no real surprise that ‘Back to Black’ has gone back to the top of the album charts.

“We saw such a surge in demand for Amy’s albums soon after her death was announced that we pretty much sold out and had to re-order more copies.

“Obviously quite a few people have been downloading the album but many more seem to have wanted it on CD.

“Perhaps by way of feeling a more tangible connection with Amy and her music — which is something we tend to see when any great artist sadly dies,” Castaldo added.

“Back to Black” was previously the official albums chart No. 1 in 2006.

“Frank” achieved its best ever placing, having previously peaked at No. 13 in 2005.

In the singles charts, “Back to Black” rose to No. 8 from last week’s No. 81, having previously reached No. 25 in 2006.

“Tears Dry on Their Own” came in at No. 27, “Rehab” at No. 29, “Love Is a Losing Game” at No. 33 and “You Know I’m No Good” at No. 37.

Angelina Jolie has been honoured at the Sarajevo Film Festival for her acting and “active engagement in the complexities of the real world”.

The award, called “The Heart of Sarajevo,” was handed to Jolie by festival director, Miro Purivatra, who said it was being given to her not only for her great impact in the movie industry, but also “for persisting in her active engagement in the complexities in the real world we live in.”

Jolie’s directorial debut — The Land of Blood and Honey — is a film about the war in Bosnia. One of the film’s lead actresses, Zana Marjanovic, introduced Jolie to the crowd by saying she had a friend there to help her present an award.

“I told Brad in the car I was afraid I was going to cry,” she said with tears in her eyes as the audience gave her a standing ovation at the Sarajevo National Theater.

Jolie said she experienced the “warmth and hospitality” of the city during her visits and was honored to receive the award – a silver heart she took out of the box and pressed against her chest.

“There is no greater example of the strength of artists than a festival that begun during the war and grows stronger every year. I find it remarkable,” she said.

The Sarajevo Film Festival started in 1994 in the besieged city, as its founders tried to offer citizens some sense of normal life. Residents braved mortar shells raining on the city to gather in a downtown basement and watch Quentin Tarantino’s “Pulp Fiction,” sometimes unsure whether the sounds of shooting came from the soundtrack or battles outside.

The festival began as an act of resistance in 1995 with residents braving mortar shells to gather in a basement to watch Quentin Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction. Some scenes from Jolie’s film In the Land of Blood and Honey – due for release in December – were shot in Bosnia while others were shot in Hungary.

On her visits to Bosnia for the UN last year, Jolie drew attention to the thousands of people who have been unable to return to their homes despite the war ending 16 years ago.