As 2006 comes to an end, it's time to look ahead at what you'll be wearing, wanting, and watching in fashion next year.

Designer: Maison Martin Margiela
Aside from the fact that Margiela makes deconstructed jackets, tops, and cool shoes, he won't let himself be photographed, making him one of those rare anti-publicity hounds who can't help but pique everyone's curiosity.

[More predictions after the jump!]

Movie: Factory Girl Not only is Sienna Miller said to be "sensational" as Edie Sedgewick, her wardrobe looks to be quite a treat for fashion-hungry eyes. Even the notoriously unattractive Andy Warhol looks L'uomo Vogue in the trailer.	YOU GO, GIRL Factory Girl
Concept: Star Trek editorials There haven't been so many sci-fi references on the runways since JFK was president. This coming year, we predict everything will come styled with helmets and space goggles.	PRIME DIRECTIVE The Star Trek look
Shoes: 1990's-Style Trainers No more Converse, please.	OLD SCHOOL Classic kicks
Line: Kate Moss for TopShop The Kate Moss line (designed by none other than Alexander McQueen's creative director Katie England) hits stores in spring. No word on what the collection looks like yet, but the hype surrounding it is already epic.	MODEL DESIGNER Moss
Haircut: Agyness Deyn Remember how Linda Evangelista's short 'do compelled everyone to crop their hair in the early '90s? This girl's making everyone do the same.	CLIPPED Deyn
Ailment: Anorexia Nervosa With fashion's spring/summer perennial mini-skinny silhouette, we can expect that the fashion-obsessed pack will continue starving themselves. Let's hope someone brings back the round butt for fall.	DANGEROUS PROFILE Brazilian model Ana Carolina Reston died from anorexia
Trend: Neue Rave Ravers now come in skinny jeans and Christopher Kane-style short day-glo dresses. (And if you happened to notice how fast Kane knockoffs sold out at Urban Outfitters, you'd know it's going to be big!)	P.L.U.R. Rave it out