Singer-songwriter Kacey Musgraves kicked off 2019 with a bang, earning six Grammys in February for her album, Golden Hour. Fortunately, Musgraves's momentum was just picking up; the "Butterflies" singer has parlayed her award-winning success into an extremely epic year, including her own Oh, What a World tour, several festival appearances, her memorable Met Gala debut, and the upcoming Kacey Musgraves Christmas Show holiday special premiering on Amazon next week.

Of course, the 30-year-old Texas native used her long-awaited turn in the spotlight not only to experiment with fashion but also to hone her A-list look with help from stylist Erica Cloud. With a year spent wearing It designers from Adam Selman to Zimmerman and Brian Atwood to Giuseppe Zanotti, it's safe to say that Musgraves is heading into the next decade a certified fashion favorite. 

While we wait to see how this star glitters in 2020, scroll on below for 21 of her best looks from 2019. 

WHAT: 2019 MusiCares Person of the Year Honoring Dolly Parton

WEAR: J. Mendel gown

WHAT: 61st Annual Grammy Awards

WEAR: Maison Valentino gown

WHAT: 61st Annual Grammy Awards

WEAR: Maison Valentino dress; Edie Parker clutch, Sara Weinstock earrings; Sophia Webster shoes

WHAT: 91st Annual Academy Awards

WEAR: Giambattista Valli gown, Neil Lane and Belladora jewelry; Jimmy Choo clutch; Brian Atwood shoes

WHAT: 2019 iHeart Radio Music Awards

WEAR: Versace dress

WHAT: Variety's Power of Women New York luncheon 

WEAR: Calvin Klein coat, dress, and clutch; Irene Neuwirth jewelry; Bedford Street Laundry socks; Stuart Weitzman shoes

WHAT: 54th Academy of Country Music Awards

WEAR: Christian Cowan suit; Tyler Ellis clutch; Brian Atwood shoes

WHAT: Coachella Music Festival 

WEAR: Balmain outfit

WHAT: Vogue's pre-Met Gala dinner in New York City

WEAR: Marc Jacobs suit; Jimmy Choo clutch; Aldo shoes

WHAT: 2019 Met Gala

WEAR: Moschino gown, stole, hairdryer bag, and sunglasses; Forevermark jewelry; Aldo shoes

WHAT: Concert at Red Rocks Amphitheater

WEAR: Zimmerman top and shorts; Aldo shoes

WHAT: Country Music Hall of Fame Exhibit All of the Colors

WEAR: Carolina Herrera dress; Beladora jewelry; Edie Parker clutch; Aldo shoes

WHAT: Outside Lands Music Festival

WEAR: Adam Selman top and pants; Sophia Webster shoes

WHAT: Performing at The Greek Theatre in Los Angeles

WEAR: ASOS jumpsuit; Schutz shoes; Jennifer Fisher jewelry

WHAT: Savage x Fenty Show

WEAR: Savage x Fenty outfit; Jennifer Fisher jewelry; Manolo Blahnik shoes

WHAT: Austin City Limits Music Festival

WEAR: Staud dress and boots; Jennifer Fisher jewelry

WHAT: 53rd annual CMA Awards

WEAR: Maison Valentino dress; King Jeweler jewelry; Christian Louboutin shoes

WHAT: 53rd annual CMA Awards

WEAR: Cushnie jumpsuit; Irene Neuwirth jewelry

WHAT: Screening of The Kacey Musgraves Christmas Show in New York City

WEAR: David Koma top and skirt; Eva Fehren jewelry; Judith Lieber clutch; Stella Luna heels

WHAT: The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon 

WEAR: Christian Siriano suit; Jacob and Co. jewelry; Giuseppe Zanotti heels

WHAT: Appearance on The Today Show in New York City

WEAR: Dorothee Schumacher coat

Up next: All the Striking Red Carpet Looks From the CMA Awards

Whenever Adam Selman releases something new, whether it be a new collection, new sunglasses, or a new Instagram post, we're here for it. So when we caught wind that the designer was pivoting from his ready-to-wear line to launch Adam Selman Sport (A.S.S. for short and for kicks), we were all ears/freaking out/dying of anticipation. Were we disappointed? Absolutely not.

Adam Selman Sport is the dream workout wardrobe for every fashion girl and then some. Made up of leopard, neon, and see-through leggings; crystal-adorned booty shorts; and a tube top that was meant for the gym and the club, we see what the brand meant when it said this collection was designed to take us "from deadlines to deadlifts, from sit-ups to sit-downs and from working to working out." Additionally, A.S.S. products are created sustainably using recycled neon and polyester and are shipped via eco-friendly packaging. You did good, Adam. You did good.

Ahead, check out the first release of products now available on Net-a-Porter, and be sure to take time to peruse the full Adam Selman Sport lookbook. There's a lot to look forward to. You'll see.

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Next up, find out why everyone in Paris is wearing these shoes. 

Last month, we turned the spotlight on five women giving us new reason to love fall television. This time, we’re turning our attention to the big screen and calling out the women every movie fan should know. With award season just around the corner, Hollywood is bringing out its heavy-hitter films and this year’s lineup is filled with something for everyone. You have your star-studded twisted thrillers, your historical biopics, your Timothée Chalamet and Lucas Hedges tear-jerkers, and of course, your buzzy indies.

But it’s these noteworthy ladies who are bringing something fresh to the table. Not only are we impressed with their incredible work on the screen, and in one case, behind the camera too, but we asked these on-the-rise stars to share their fall fashion picks as well. Truth be told, they’ll have you reaching for your wallets stat. Before you make a beeline to the theaters (or Netflix), meet the women you’ll be talking about all season long.

WHO: Lorenza Izzo (@lorenzaizzo)

WHAT: Chilean actress Lorenza Izzo has had herself a busy start to fall with not one but two September feature films—both of which hit theaters on the same day. The first, family-friendly The House With a Clock in its Walls, had Izzo tapping into her humorous side alongside Cate Blanchett and Jack Black, while the second, Life Itself, put her dramatic acting chops to the test. Izzo can be seen next in one of the most anticipated films of 2019, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. While she can’t reveal too much about her character yet, she assures us it’s a project worth waiting for.

Unless you were on the set of The House With a Clock in its Walls you might not know that… “I’m the most energetic person, I’m the biggest goofball, and I love to entertain constantly. I love being the center of attention and thrive on it… haha. It’s not a very attractive quality, but there are very few things I enjoy more than making my family and friends laugh at my silliness.” 

Life Itself is a must-see for moviegoers because…"It’s like therapy, but more than that it’s a beautiful, heartbreaking, multigenerational, and international family story, which at its core gives hope, reminds you that life is actually very simple, and it comes down to those moments you’re not even aware of that shape your entire future. Contrary to what critics have been saying, I believe it is a very special film, which only time will tell.”

The thing I am enjoying most about filming Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is… “EVERYTHING. Literally every single aspect of it. I have this way of thinking that my work is auditioning and audition prep. When I book a project, well that’s the gift, being on set and getting to learn and grow. This one project in particular is a dream come true, and I’m not just saying that—it is. I have a list of dreams and one of them is working with Quentin Tarantino. Well, actually a couple of those items in the list have been checked off because of this film but, I can’t reveal them… YET.”

The one thing I can say about my Once Upon a Time in Hollywood character is… “She’s larger than life. She’s a full blast of magnetic personality, and I love playing that!”

I’m drawn to female characters who are… “human. Women who are flawed and vulnerable and, because of that, brave.” 

The actor I’m dying to work with is… “Claire Danes, Penelope Cruz, and Lily Collins.”

The people I love to follow on Instagram are… “@latinoswithattitude, @overheardla, @thechain, and @rupikaur_.”

The Chilean beauty secret I swear by is…“less is more is the Chilean beauty motto. Women in general wear very little make up or none at all. I’m not sure that this is very Chilean only, but my grandmother taught me to never dry my face harshly, to tap lightly with the towel and to spray rose water at the end of my daily beauty routine. I always do that after washing my face.”

I instantly feel like myself when I put on… “my perfume. Scents are a huge thing in my life. I mix scents and rotate them. I have Santal 33 from Le Labo, and depending on the season and mood, I will add another scent. It also varies when I’m filming. I like choosing a perfume for each of my characters.”

My fall wardrobe would not be complete without these three pieces… 

WHO: Cailee Spaeny (@caileespaeny)

WHAT: When you know, you know, and about this I am certain: Cailee Spaeny is a star on the verge of a meteoric rise. The actress made her big-screen debut this spring in Pacific Rim: Uprising, but it’s her follow-up performances to the blockbuster that have us cheering for more from the 20-year-old. This month, Spaeny has audiences on the edge of their seats opposite an all-star cast, including Jeff Bridges, Jon Hamm, and Chris Hemsworth, in the ’60s-based mystery thriller Bad Times at The El Royale. And come Christmas, you’ll see Spaeny in an entirely different role, as Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s sister Jane in Focus Features’s On the Basis of Sex. With a TV series already lined up for 2019, Spaeny is primed to become your favorite fresh face too.

The reason I’m so drawn to characters like Rosie in Bad Times at the El Royale and Jane Ginsburg in On the Basis of Sex is that… “they are so completely different from one another. I always want to keep pushing myself to do something different.”

Unless you were on the set of Bad Times at the El Royale, you might not know that… “Jeff Bridges carries a panoramic camera and a game called Pass the Pigs with him at all times.”

The thing I enjoyed most about portraying Jane Ginsburg in On the Basis of Sex is… “all of the research I got to do and how inspired I was by so many powerful women like Ruth Bader Ginsberg and Gloria Steinem.”

The biggest step I took outside my comfort zone in the last year was… “exploring my independence and finding my own voice.”

The actor I’m dying to work with is… “Emma Stone! She just seems like the coolest person to be around.”

The people I love to follow on Instagram are… “@love.watts. They post so many weird/creepy/inspiring visuals that I’m really into.”

I instantly feel like myself when I put on… “something comfy yet stylish. I do believe you can be both.”

I would describe my first fashion week experience as… “a whirlwind of inspiration. The colors and collaboration of cinema that Raf Simmons used were so smart.”

My fall wardrobe would not be complete without these three items…

WHO: Jessica Barden (@jessybarden)

WHAT: Jessica Barden had me, and so many others, asking “Who is that girl?!” when she delivered a spectacular performance as the troubled Alyssa in Netflix’s The End of the F***ing World back in January. Luckily we get to see Barden’s star power again in The New Romantic, recipient of South by Southwest’s Best First Feature award. In the film, out next month, Barden plays college senior and writer Blake who dives into the world of sugar babies—women who date older men in exchange for gifts—in attempt to better her relationship column. Next, the 26-year-old will appear opposite Charlie Hunnam and Jack O'Connell in 2019’s Jungleland—swoon!

My elevator pitch of The New Romantic would be… “it's a movie for anyone who has ever made a series of decisions in their 20s based around the idea that this is what you are supposed to be doing in your 20s.” 

The thing I enjoyed most about being on the set of The New Romantic was… “working with Carly, the director, and all the actors. It was really amazing working with a director that was the same age as me and being able to speak as openly as we could about scenes we genuinely related to. Hayley Law is also one of my closest friends now, and we didn't even have to act with each other; we just became best friends.” 

The rom-com revival is so exciting right now because… “I feel like romantic comedies are different now. They challenge the female characters more. It's the perfect genre to keep pushing the boundaries on what types of characters we see on screen, as ultimately being in love or not is something everyone can relate to.” 

I couldn’t wait to start filming Jungleland with Charlie Hunnam and Jack O’Connell because… “Jungleland is a movie about brothers and how complicated but also loving that relationship can be. I really love my brothers, and I wanted to make something they could watch as well. I had looked up to Charlie and Jack for years and had always wanted to work with them. I knew we would all connect in some kind of way and I think we have.” 

I’m drawn to female characters who are…

“anything that I see that is like me or someone I know, and it makes me be like 'OMG! you would do that.'"

The actor/actress I’m dying to work with is… “Isabelle Huppert.”

The one character I’ve played who’s surprisingly similar to me is… “Blake in The New Romantic or Alyssa in The End of the F***ing World. That sounds crazy if you watch them, but I am genuinely both of those characters at the same time.”

The people I love to follow on Instagram are… “I love to follow Kelly Oxford, Joan Collins, and The Archbishop of Banterbury (you should follow them for memes!).” 

The British-girl fashion staple I can’t quit is… “I am obsessed with jackets of any kind. Mainly leather, but it has to be amazing enough to make an outfit better by itself. And it has to have pockets because I lose my Oyster cards if they go in my handbag.” 

My fall wardrobe would not be complete without these three pieces…

WHO: Hannah Marks (@hannahgmarks)

WHAT: Hannah Marks is 25 years old and already she has acting, writing, and directing credits to her name. That’s no easy feat. At a time when we need it most, Marks is keen on telling the stories of complex and flawed women—and we’re keen to watch. With her directorial debut After Everything, Marks puts her own spin on the romantic comedy and has audiences experiencing a roller coaster of emotions when a young marriage (portrayed by Jeremy Allen White and Maika Monroe) is put to the ultimate test. Marks’s second fall project, Banana Split, finds her both in front of and behind the camera and explores an unlikely friendship between two teenage girls, one of whom is dating the other’s ex. Did we mention Dylan Sprouse is the boyfriend? Yes, please!

As a writer, director, and actress, the stories I love telling are… "ones about flawed girls. It’s so great that more and more stories by and for women are being told, but I think it’s important that the characters are complex and imperfect.” 

What sets After Everything apart from other romantic comedies is… "it’s not about what you think it’s about. It’s about navigating a young marriage where the couple doesn’t know each other as well as they thought. It’s hopefully more frank and honest than a lot of movies about young people.” 

After Everything will make audiences… "I hope you laugh and cry and hug your loved ones!”

Unless you were on the set of Banana Split, you might not know that… "Dylan Sprouse is a huge nerd. Liana Liberato, Haley Ramm, and I have been friends for over a decade and have always dreamed of working together. Lots of former child actors in this one.”

The biggest step I took outside my comfort zone in the last year was… "boxing! I hate exercise more than anything—I feel so uncoordinated and stupid when I try—but boxing slowly but surely makes me feel stronger. And also drumming lessons.” 

The women in Hollywood who inspire me are… "Lena Dunham, Greta Gerwig, Ava DuVernay, Catherine Hardwicke, Tina Fey, Abbi Jacobson and Ilana Glazer, Karyn Kusama, Desiree Akhavan, Jill Soloway, Reese Witherspoon… There are so many!”

The best fashion lesson I’ve learned from a costume designer or stylist is… "try something new! Don’t be afraid to mix patterns! Love your body!”

I instantly feel like myself when I put on… "jeans, a T-shirt, and sneakers. (And, let’s be honest, pajamas).”

My fall wardrobe would not be complete without these three pieces…

WHO: Danielle Macdonald (@daniellemacdonald)

WHAT: The 2017 cult hit Patti Cake$ may have put Danielle Macdonald (and her surprise rap skills) on the map, but the Sydney-native is about to become a bona fide star, thanks to two major Netflix projects. In Dumplin’, a comedy musical based on the young adult book of the same name, Macdonald portrays plus-size teen Willowdean Dickson, who in protest of her mother (played by Jennifer Aniston) enters a beauty completion, turning the outdated pageant industry on its head. She’ll follow that up with another book adaptation for the streaming service, this time the post-apocalyptic thriller Bird Box, starring Sandra Bullock and Sarah Paulson.

Dumplin’ will make audiences feel… “happy, I hope! It’s definitely a feel-good movie. It was the kind of movie I wanted to see as a teenager, and honestly, still love to watch. Hopefully people feel happy, hopeful, inspired, or confident watching this movie, just like I felt after reading the book.” 

The most incredible part of working alongside Jennifer Aniston is… “[she’s] a very giving actress. We met up before we started shooting to get to know each other, and she was always willing to tuck behind camera to say her dialogue just so I could see one of her eyes to help me. She is so talented and quick, and it was honestly so much fun to work opposite her, especially in the scenes where we are challenging each other.”

The most rewarding part of making Dumplin’ was… “I mean, I honestly just had the best time on that set. It was so much fun, every day. Long hours, long days, rehearsals on days off, but with the BEST people. The cast was amazing, the crew was amazing, it really just felt like we were all in it together, and we never let it get too serious. There were always jokes and good times. All of us had game nights in our hotel rooms when we weren’t working. Anne (our director) would be dancing at 4 a.m. to keep us energetic, and it was just amazing. I will never forget this experience. It really just felt like we all were lifting each other up every day.”

My first thought reading the Bird Box script was… “wow. I was actually filming Dumplin’ when I read the script. I had no time to read it before they wanted me to Skype with Susanne (the director), so I woke up after four hours of sleep to read it and Skype with her before I went back into work. It was crazy! I was wondering if it was the lack of sleep that made me so emotional while reading the script, or if it was just that good. But I loved it, and it held up even after I got a full night's sleep. I’m really excited for people to see this one. Sandy [Bullock] is such a strong, loving, flawed character, and I love watching her journey through this movie.”

I’m drawn to female characters who are… “strong. And flawed. And vulnerable. And real. Honestly, I love getting to play all different types of people. I feel like you always find something new within yourself every time you play a different kind of character, and I love that self-discovery. I feel like it opens you up more as a person and really allows you to be more empathetic in life in general because you can’t judge a character you play, even if you would in real life. When you play a character you would usually judge, you have to take the time to get to know them and see what makes them tick and see why they are the way they are.”

The biggest step I took outside my comfort zone in the last year was… “hmm, there have been a few instances, I guess. I filmed a movie called Skin earlier in the year, and that character called for me to do a lot of things that were outside my comfort zone. I also went to Barcelona to film a movie and was living there for two months alone. That was a big thing for me. It’s hard going to another country and living there when you don’t speak the language and you’re still learning and understanding the culture. It was definitely an experience where I learned a lot. I’ve always loved traveling, but actually living in a foreign city for a while was outside of my comfort zone, but I’m really glad I did it.” 

The actor I’m dying to work with is… “The list is so long. Octavia Spencer, I love her. Helen Mirren, Meryl Streep, Viola Davis, Hugh Jackman, Denzel Washington… the list is endless.”

The one character I’ve played who’s surprisingly similar to me is… “probably Willowdean from Dumplin’. She really reminds me of my teenage self. Obviously, there are a lot of differences, but I feel like a lot of what she’s experiencing internally is something I very much related to when I was a teenager.” 

The people I love to follow on Instagram are… “Honestly I love seeing a good meme. They’re fun to share with friends. So lots of those meme-focused accounts. Oh, and animal accounts like The Dodo, and travel accounts like Epic Travels.” 

I instantly feel like myself when I put on… “an oversize sweater, or flip-flops, which in Australia we call thongs, but that can definitely cause some miscommunication in the States.” 

My fall wardrobe would not be complete without these three pieces…

For more, check out our spotlight on the five stylish women to watch on television this fall! 

There are certain designers that the coolest celebrities and It girls always flock to, and Adam Selman is definitely one of them. Thanks to his whimsical designs and ability to push boundaries while still creating pieces that are extremely wearable, Adam has shone bright like a diamond season after season and collaboration after collaboration. Just this week, Adam Selman dropped his fourth jaw-dropping capsule collection with Opening Ceremony. The theme: '70s-inspired denim.

Now, I say "denim" lightly, as the three pieces featured in the collection—a jacket, a pair of shorts, and jeans—feature '70s-esque embroidery on denim-blue sheer tulle. So no, these aren't your average jeans—they're Adam Selman jeans, and that makes them 10 times better. Die-hard celebrity fans of the brand include Lorde, Dua Lipa, Charli XCX, and a wide variety of models and fashion girls. Considering how successful his last few collaborations with Opening Ceremony were, we have a hunch that these new naked blue jeans will be a hit with celebrities in no time at all. I don't know, it's like we have a sixth sense or something.

Go on to see the extremely fitting campaign imagery for the Adam Selman x Opening Ceremony '70s capsule collection and to shop the featured pieces. (The jeans are our favorite, FYI.)

Next up, take a walk down memory lane as we show you all the fall outfits that were trending in the '90s. 

Le Specs and Adam Selman have changed the eyewear game. No longer do you have to fork over hundreds of dollars on a pair of designer It shades, as the sunglasses that everyone (including me) wants each season hover around $100. In fact, the Adam Selman x Le Specs collaborations are so strong that they've even spawned sunglasses that will have defined the aesthetic of our decade when it's all said and done (i.e. The Last Lolita shades that we all know and love and that always sell out).

As of this week, the latest collection of Adam Selman x Le Specs sunglasses has finally arrived, and I plan to have them on my face all summer, which Gigi Hadid has already beaten me to with The Breaker sunglasses (see below). This time around, the offerings are decidedly sportier than previous styles and include shades that will satisfy those who don't want to part with the vibe of their Last Lolitas but are ready for a change nonetheless. 

Shop the new Adam Selman x Le Specs collection below! 

On Gigi Hadid: Adam Selman x Le Specs The Breaker Sunglasses ($119); Re/Done High Rise Rigid Stove Pipe Jeans ($250); Prada Etiquette Bag ($1743)

Last month we were clued into the fact that Kanye West thinks small '90s-style sunglasses are the next big trend. While these throwback sunnies aren't exactly new (they have been a celebrity fave and a runway staple), expect them to make a major splash this coming spring. My obsession began when I first started wearing Adam Selman and Le Spec's cat-eye style, but since then I've come to crave other tiny styles.

And I'm not the only one. I've seen this teeny-tiny accessory with increasing frequency in my Instagram feed, and this fashion month I expect to see plenty more, especially styles by up-and-coming brands like Poppy Lissiman and George Keburia.

While the style might at first feel jarring when we've all spent so many years favouring super-size shades, it's surprisingly wearable. My recommendation: Try wearing them a bit lower on the bridge of your nose; they frame the eye better when they're not pushed all the way up on the face. And if the super-skinny style seems a bit too much to start out with, there are other small shades that may feel a little less intimidating. Shop a few of my current favourites below.

Planning a trip to Ireland? Whether it’s to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day or you’re overdue for a vacation, there’s no doubt you’ll want to know just what to pack. While it’s tempting to bring a haul of all your favorite outfits worthy of an Instagram or two, knowing what to expect while you’re there will also ensure you’ll pack light—who wouldn’t want that?

As with any vacation, whether for two weeks or for 36 hours, planning out your outfits can be a daunting task. But Irish fashion and lifestyle blogger Louise Cooney knows exactly what you’ll need when you’re getting ready to hop across the pond, and she's sharing the details below.

According to Cooney, locals love to have fun with their style, playing with textures and colors. “Faux fur-jackets, aviator jackets, and tailored coats have been very popular in Ireland,” she says. “Ankle boots with a small heel or else thigh-high boots are most women's go-to. Investing in a good pair of jeans for a trip to Ireland would be money well spent—you'll be warm and still stylish.” Cooney also mentions Ireland’s signature Aran sweater as a must for your wardrobe.

The fashion blogger encourages tourists to be prepared for any type of weather. “It’s an unwritten rule that in Ireland you can’t leave the house without both an umbrella and a pair of sunglasses. We’re known to get four seasons in one day here,” she explains. With that in mind, shop some of Irish girl–approved pieces that’ll have you ready for anything.

Last month we were clued into the fact that Kanye West thinks small '90s-style sunglasses are the next big trend. While these throwback sunnies aren't exactly new (they've been a celebrity fave and a runway staple), expect them to make a major splash this coming spring. My obsession began when I first started wearing Adam Selman and Le Spec's cat-eye style, but since then I've come to crave other tiny styles.

And I'm not the only one. I've seen this teeny-tiny accessory with increasing frequency in my Instagram feed, and come fashion week I expect to see plenty more, especially styles by up-and-coming brands like Poppy Lissiman and George Keburia.

While the style might at first feel jarring when we've all spent so many years favoring super-size shades, it's surprisingly wearable. My recommendation: Try wearing them a bit lower on the bridge of your nose; they frame the eye better when they're not pushed all the way up on the face. And if the super-skinny style seems a bit too much to start out with, there are other small shades that may feel a little less intimidating. Shop a few of my current favorites below!

Dressing for the winter in L.A. comes with an entirely different set of rules than other cities. Since the weather stays pretty consistent year-round, winter is more of a season to experiment with light layering than truly bundling up. So what pieces do West Coast girls skip? It’s most of the heavy-duty pieces like puffy down coats and shearling-lined boots that are only needed for snow and freezing temps. While they might not get to break out those winter items, there are some others we’ve noticed are in the closets of every L.A. girl.

Ahead, we’re breaking down the ultimate L.A. winter style essentials. From boots that go with any outfit to a jacket to wear every season, these are the pieces you’ll spot fashion girls wearing on the West Coast.

Go on to shop the 12 pieces L.A. fashion girls swear by.

TEE

JEANS

LEATHER JACKET

LOAFERS

TURTLENECK

SNEAKERS

BLAZER

SUNGLASSES

SWEATER

WRAP DRESS

BAG

ANKLE BOOTS

Naked dresses? Been there. Naked shoes? Done that. Naked denim? Now that's a trend that designer Adam Selman is on a mission to get off the ground. A few months ago, Selman released a beautiful pair of sheer rose-embroidered jeans that took the fashion community by storm. Just when we thought he couldn't top them, he dropped a similar rendition, except this time, instead of roses, the jeans are covered in stunning astrological embroidery.

Adorned with stars, planets, and astrology signs galore, this new denim trend is essentially a work of art—one we want to wear ASAP, of course. You might be wondering how to pull off the naked denim trend, and our recommendation is simple: Style the jeans with a basic T-shirt and call it a day. Combining the festive nature of the jeans with something timeless and approachable will make for the perfect fashion-girl outfit. Ready to see these incredible new naked jeans for yourself?

Scroll down to see Adam Selman's latest pair of naked jeans.

Adam Selman Astro Embroidered Tulle Sheer Jeans ( $595 )

Adam Selman Astro Embroidered Tulle Sheer Jeans ($595)

Next up, read up on our 2017 Who What Wear Street Style Awards to find out which women stood out this year.

The Council of Fashion Designers of America and Vogue announced their annual Fashion Fund prize winners last night, and the recipients were three of the coolest new brands around. As explained by CFDA President and CEO Steven Kolb, "Each year, the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund identifies the most promising designers who are creative and have great business potential." (The recipients are given a monetary award and mentorship to help grow their young businesses.) 

Since its launch in 2003, the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund has seen noteworthy designers like Alexander Wang, Proenza Schouler, and Altuzarra join the growing list of successful winners. This year, the coveted prize was awarded to husband-and-wife team Laura Vassar Brock and Kristopher Brock of Brock Collection (read our Q&A with the designers here). Their elegant yet effortless dresses and tops, special denim, and covetable loafers are already favorites of celebrities like Lily Aldridge, Emma Stone, and Jessica Alba.

Joining Brock Collection are runners-up Adam Selman, the up-and-comer who consistently delivers a playful take on '70s style, and the Gigi Hadid–approved, New Orleans–based sunglasses brand Krewe du Optic. In years past, J.Crew has launched limited-edition capsule collections with the winners and runners-up, so we'll be sure to keep you updated on that.

Keep scrolling to shop our pick from each CFDA/Vogue Fashion Find winner for 2106!

Our Brock Collection Pick:

Our Krewe Du Optic Pick:

Our Adam Selman Pick:

Read about 2015's winners here.

Opening Image: Getty Images. Opening Image Outfit Credits: Brock Collection Boie Top ($1690); Brock Collection Snow Skirt ($2250).

We're sure Kate Bosworth, Solange Knowles, Alicia Vikander and Charlie XCX are all perfectly happy with the height they are, but the way they're working their wardrobes right now provides us all with one very handy elongating tip. We all know head-to-toe black can be slimming or that heels (quite obviously) add height, but their use of same-colour styling is a more exciting way to A.) liven up your look and B.) instantly look taller. The Hadids, Jenners and Kardashians have been using this trick in their neutral, tone-on-tone get-ups for a long time, but right now it's regal reds and purples that appear to be the hues-du-jour for the style elite. Scroll on to see these outfits and to shop the vital pieces needed to add a few inches to your vertical measurements…

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