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Lindsay Lohan debuts her Daisy Duke shorts look
Last updated at 09:42am on 29.02.08Her acting career has received a critical mauling recently, so it comes as no surprise Lindsay Lohan is concentrating on her dress sense instead.
The troubled actress's latest look of cut-off denim shorts appears to be inspired by seventies sex symbol Daisy Duke.
Leaving little to the imagination with her clinging black top, waistcoat, and massive Jackie O sunglasses, Lohan was out-and-about in West Hollywood yesterday.
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Lindsay Lohan hones her Daisy Duke-look with these cut-off denim shorts in West Hollywood yesterday
Catherine Bach played the sexy short-shorts-wearing cousin Daisy in the popular U.S. TV show, The Dukes of Hazzard, while Jessica Simpson took up the role for 2005's big screen incarnation.
It's been a bad start to the year for Lohan, who spent most of 2007 in rehab being treated for substance abuse.
While her contemporaries Keira Knightley and Scarlett Johansson have been nominated for an Oscar and won a Bafta respectively, Lohan's latest film was awarded a staggering EIGHT Golden Raspberry Awards.
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Lindsay's style icon: Catherine Bach (right) played Daisy Duke in the hit US TV show, The Dukes of Hazzard between 1979-1985
I Know Who Killed Me, shot around Lohan's first of three stints in rehab last year, was named Worst Film of the year, last week.
She picked up two wins as Worst Actress for playing two characters who may or may not have been twins.
Her dual roles also got Razzied for a scene in which the two characters appear together, as Worst Screen Couple.
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Jessica Simpson as Daisy Duke in the 2005 screen version of The Dukes of Hazzard, and Britney Spears channels her 'Daisy' look
The film was also named Worst Remake or Rip-off, for paying dubious homage to Hostel, Saw and The Patty Duke Show.
Her campy horror film, I Know Who Killed Me, which has never been released here, surpassed the record seven wins previously held by Battleship Earth and Showgirls.
