All of a sudden, fashion people everywhere are swapping their time-tested black shoes for a chic spring shade—and I have to admit, I’m tempted to follow suit. As much as I adore the reliability of a classic black heel or flat, this week I’ve found myself repeatedly drawn to shop my own pair of the red shoes trend that so many of my favourite celebrities are suddenly backing.

Making the case for the elevated shoe, I spotted Laura Harrier out shopping in New York this week. Forgoing her usual black footwear, she elevated a laid-back combination of jeans and a windbreaker with a pair of red pointed-toe heels. Instead of blending into the backdrop of her look, as a black shoe would have done too easily, Laura's red pair welcomed a vibrant pop of colour, adding dimension and intention to an otherwise understated outfit.

Also spotted styling the trend this week, Cameron Diaz stepped out for a premiere in a sleek, long-sleeved black Fforme dress, paired with a tonal bag. Rather than assembling a monochrome look, she punctuated the look with a pair of striking ruby-red Jude shoes, echoed by a swipe of matching lipstick.

And then there’s Lindsay Lohan, whom I also caught sight of using a flash of red footwear to elevate her denim.

No less easy to style than its black equivalents, red shoes work just as well with jeans, dresses and tailored trousers.

Set to step up as the season’s favourite shoe trend, read on to discover and shop the best red shoes available now.

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Cameron Diaz is at Paris Fashion Week, and I love to see it. Diaz's chic, easy, California-girl style has plenty of fans, and the outfits she's been photographed in thus far stayed true to her signature aesthetic but took things up a notch (because, Paris). One of the ways she elevated her outfits was with her accessories, and as promised, I'm here to discuss her bag.

Yesterday, she sat in the front row of the Stella McCartney show (wearing a look from the brand, naturally). On her arm was a bag trend that I think about kind of a lot given how timeless and elegant it is. That trend is the woven leather bag trend, made famous by Bottega Veneta but now a part of many other brands' bag collections. In case you were wondering, Diaz's stunning chocolate-brown Stella McCartney bag is a brand-new style that's available for preorder. What's most appealing about woven leather bags is that they work for every season of the year, they're wildly elegant, and they have the power to make any outfit they're paired with look infinitely richer. If I've convinced you that they're a wardrobe staple, keep scrolling to see the power of Diaz's bag and shop a handful of woven leather bags that I consider to be worth the money.

On Cameron Diaz: Stella McCartney coat, dress, shoes, and Ryder Shoulder Bag ($2050)

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Although we're technically still a couple of months away from the start of spring, this week's warmer weather and brighter days have me ready to embrace the new season ahead of time.

Someone who is clearly on a similar wavelength to me is Cameron Diaz, who I just spotted at a red carpet event wearing the exact jeans and flat-shoe combination I'm saving for early spring. Forgoing the silky dresses and tall heels we typically see at these events, Diaz went in a decidedly casual—yet immensely chic—direction with her outfit choice. Dressed entirely in Gucci, the actor wore the denim trend set to shine for the next six months (at least), Diaz selected a pair of deep indigo high-waisted jeans, pairing them with a simple and sophisticated black leather loafer.

Although there's a certain comfort in styling wool trousers and heavy-soled boots day in and day out during winter, Diaz's fresh combo will make your 2025 outfits feel much more current in the process. Loafers have a place in any cold-weather capsule—they provide just enough coverage to keep your feet warm (and they work well with chic socks), then, come spring, you can wear them on their own without a care.

A little less obvious than the lighter shades of denim that typically come to the fore for spring, dark-indigo jeans are one of my favourites to wear across the warmer months. Making your casual denim feel so much more sophisticated, indigo jeans wear well with elegant tops like Diaz's scarf blouse, but will also look the effortless part with a white tee or a neat knit.

Inspired to update my wardrobe with the two-piece outfit combination I know I'll come back to throughout spring, read on to discover my edit of the best indigo jeans and loafers.

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I can't be the only one whose feed on every social media platform is currently home to a seemingly endless assortment of '90s Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy photos. Not that I'm complaining—my Instagram Saved folder is just as packed with said images. Chic, sophisticated, and always dressed to the nines in an effortless manner, Bessette-Kennedy is the modern woman's style icon for a reason. Anytime I find an item that's even remotely similar to one she frequented back then, I have to buy it. End of story. 

Well, that's exactly what happened today when I was scrolling through J.Crew and stumbled upon a $25 tortoiseshell acetate headband that looks shockingly similar to the style Bessette-Kennedy wore on repeat, either with her corn-blonde hair worn straight and down or tied up in her signature chignon. (I saw on TikTok that she was rumored to have bought hers at C.O. Bigelow, an iconic New York City pharmacy in the West Village.) Of course, I ordered one right away and will probably be back for its kelly-green alternative. Follow my lead after looking through some of Bessette-Kennedy's best headband-clad street style looks. 

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Thin hair may be low maintenance in some aspects (it requires little time to blow-dry and your salon appointments will be kept short), but it’s notoriously one of the most difficult hair types to style. Your main goal is probably all about adding lift, volume, and movement in order to create the illusion of thicker hair, but it takes more than a little effort to maintain shape and prevent roots from falling flat.

Of course, as with any hair type, getting the right haircut for thin hair sets the best foundation for finding a foolproof hairstyle. So what kinds of cuts should thin hair types request from the hairdresser? "Shorter styles adding textured layers for lots of movement can help the hair to look thicker and give body,” advises hairstylist and content creator Holly Carr. "And mid-length styles with soft face shaping are great for adding soft waves and still being able to put up. If you have long hair then Carr recommends keeping the weight in the ends. "Blunt cuts can help to keep the ends looking thicker and healthier for longer.”

When it comes to styling, Carr recommends creating waves or curls to add fullness. "You can curl the hair underneath or bring just a couple of pieces around the ears forwards toward the face,” she says. "This creates the illusion of thicker hair around the neck and face.” And for those who prefer up-dos? "Textured hair ups are also great,” she adds. "Try lifting the hair at the crown for volume and at the sides for width while any loose pieces add detail.”

So if you thought that having thin hair meant you didn’t have options, think again. With the right styling techniques and products, you’ll have hair that appears thick and voluminous in no time. Here are some of our favourite low maintenance hairstyles for thin hair.

1. Tucked Back Waves

By tucking hair behind her ears, model Karlie Kloss employs the subtle trick of keeping hair in one place to make it appear thicker.

2. Flicky Blowdry

The '90s style flicky blowdry is an effortless way to volumise thin hair. Use a round brush or your straighteners to shape hair inwards.

3. Half-Up Half-Down

Rihanna's hair looks extra voluminous when styled half-up half-down. Add a volumising mist (or in a pinch, dry shampoo) to the lengths for an extra volume boost.

4. Alternated Curls

Carr recommends curling hair in alternate directions to add volume and shape through the lengths of thin hair. It's a technique that Victoria Beckham gets right every single time.

5. Voluminous Waves

Adding volume to the roots (with some subtle backcombing) and to the ends (wide barrel tongs work best) makes hair look thicker by creating height and fullness.

6. Soft Waves

Soft, mismatched waves are a great way to add movement and dimension. Hide thin ends by curling hair from the bottom up.

7. Fluffy Fringe

Don't be afraid to experiment with a fringe even if you have thin hair. A soft, fluffy effect works best.

8. Structured Bob

Shaping hair into sculpted waves both helps to lift and emphasise the angles of your face and creates the appearance of lifted, more buoyant hair.

9. Wavy Chignon

Thin hair in an up-do doesn't have to look flat - case in point above. Curl or wave your hair before styling the up-do in order to create texture from the roots.

10. Layered Fringe

While Carr advises against a super layered look (this will thin hair out even further), a few short face-framing layers from the fringe is a great way to add shape to thin hair.

11. Bubble Ponytail

The on-trend bubble ponytail is a fun option for thin hair since it adds shape and structure throughout the lengths.

12. Angled Cut

An angled cut with longer strands towards the front adds movement and creates the illusion of more hair. Style with loose curls, like Keira Knightley, to add additional oomph.

13. Ribbon Up-Do

Not only does a ribbon distract from thin hair by adding additional movement to the lengths of your ponytail, but it's also incredibly on trend.

14. Sleek Low Bun

Looking for a low maintenance style? Sometimes you just can't beat a super sleek low bun. It may not add tons of volume, but it is super easy to recreate.

15. Curly Top-Knot

This take on a top-knot is a great option for thin curly hair as it requires a slicked-back style from the roots and focuses all the attention in one place.

16. Long Bob

Curling hair inwards and underneath is a foolproof hack for disguising thin, straggly ends.

17. Super High Ponytail

Styling hair into a super high ponytail not only creates height but allows lengths to fall with volume. Combine with curls for further depth and fullness.

18. Side Part

The combination of a side part and soft, textured waves is what makes Cameron Diaz's style so perfect. Add a little mousse to the roots before blowdrying, and be sure to spritz a texture spray through your lengths to prevent hair from falling flat during the day.

19. Wavy Ends

Straight hair doesn't need to lack volume or shape. A little lift at the roots paired with waved out ends (create them with your straighteners) makes the overall effect seem fuller.

20. Half Up-Do With Piecey Waves

Combine loose, piecey waves with a half-up half-down style, and face framing strands and you'll have thicker, fuller-looking hair in less than five minutes.

21. Bouffant Roots With Extreme Side-Part

Flipping hair into an extreme side-part is the oldest trick in the book for adding instant volume. To maintain lift, backcomb roots before flipping, then lightly brush over the top for a sleek finish.

22. Low Bun With Scrunchie

Take a cue from Rachel Nguyen and twist a scrunchie into your bun to make it look thicker. Not to mention, it requires minimal effort.

23. Messy Up-Do

Proving that a messy up-do will literally never go out of fashion, Gigi Hadid's 'off-duty model' hairstyle ticks all of the boxes. Fluffy ends? Check. Face-framing strands? Check. Volume at roots? Check.

24. Bouffant Ponytail

Zendaya's bouffant ponytail is a lesson in disguising thin hair. Combining a deep side-part with lifted roots and curly lengths, it's classic and modern all at once.

25. Straight and Sleek

Sometimes you've just got to embrace thin hair (especially when you're pressed for time). A super sleek, straight style with lift at the roots (spray in a little dry shampoo and you're good to go) is totally foolproof.

26. Twisted Up-Do

If your thin hair doesn't quite make it into a satisfying bun or ponytail, one way to hide thin ends is to twist them into an elegant up-do. All you'll need is bobby pins. Gently tease out a few strands from the roots to add extra texture.

27. Sculpted Long Bob

Opting for a long, sculpted bob with shorter layers on top and longer layers underneath adds instant body and dimension. It's also a great way to show off your natural curls. 

28. Loose Waves

Classic loose waves are so simple but they work every time. Focus on adding volume to the roots and the ends to create a voluminous profile. The best part is that your fine hair will naturally add movement and won't weigh curls down.

29. Face-Framing Up-Do

Supermodel Jourdan Dunn adds volume to the roots with a messy up-do but keeps it glam with softly sculpted face-framing strands. A perfect day-to-night style.

30. Claw Clip Up-Do

Instagram's favourite hair accessory is not only super practical when you need a quick and easy up-do, but also helps to disguise thin hair. Plus, the thinner your hair is, the more like the clip is to stay in place. Win, win.

31. Long Glamour Waves

Long, thin hair gets an extra volume boost when styled into deep glamour waves, a style which actress Blake Lively wears so well. The deep centre-part and extra sculpting around the face adds major drama.

32. Blunt Bob

A blunt bob may require regular upkeep, but it does help to prevent wispy ends, a tell-tale sign of thin hair. Lucy Boynton styles hers with loose alternated waves for added volume.

33. Beachy Waves

Beachy waves are a classic way to add volume and texture to long thin hair since they create the appearance of movement. If your hair doesn't naturally hold a curl, a salt spray will give a welcome helping hand.

34. Choppy Bob

Loose waves are a hairstylist's favourite trick for adding volume. By creating body and movement they prevent hair from falling flat around the face.

35. Micro-Bob With Fringe

The shorter the length, the less weight there is to weigh hair down, so the good thing about fine hair is you can keep your bob tousled and fluffy a la Taylor LaShae.

36. Curly Ponytail

One way to avoid the dreaded thin ponytail? Curl the lengths of your hair once it's up to elevate your ponytail with extra body. To make sure it lasts, add further volume and texture with a thickening spray.

37. Side-Part Up-Do

If you're looking for a party or wedding appropriate style, show your hairstylist Gemma Chan's chic side-part up-do. Notice how she combines a side part with face-framing strands, and has teased extra volume into the roots.

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There's something particularly alluring about timeless fashion. I'm always in awe of the kind of outfits you can look at and not necessarily pinpoint what year, decade, or era they're from. Made from a combination of classic items—be it straight-leg jeans, button-down shirts, chunky knitwear, or open-toe shoes—these looks rely on the forever-favourite wardrobe heroes we wear again and again, season after season. 

When it comes to celebrity style, I love stumbling across an image of someone who has been famous for years (think Jennifer Aniston or Naomi Campbell) and playing a silent, internal guessing game about when the photo was taken. For those celebrities who subscribe to a timeless aesthetic, this game can be more difficult than you'd think. But that's exactly what makes their style great.

Below, I've tracked down seven celebrity photos from the '90s and early noughties which easily look as if they could contain outfits from 2021 (face masks aside, of course). Between the high-heeled mules worn by Tracee Ellis Ross which bare an uncanny resemblance to new-season Bottega Veneta and the beaded bag carried by Cameron Diaz which is almost identical to Shrimps' current offering, keep scrolling for some throwback celebrity outfits I'd happily re-create today. 

Jennifer Aniston

Style Notes: My obsession with Friends is well documented on this website. Though, it can predominantly be blamed on an underlying love for Jennifer Aniston's style. The woman is an icon of timeless style, so much so that it'd be difficult to even pinpoint when this image was taken. A late-'90s look that still feels relevant today? Aniston's outfit archive contains oh so many. 

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Gabrielle Union 

Style Notes: I wouldn't blame you if you thought Gabrielle Union's white shirt in this look was by uber-cool French designer Jacquemus. Given this look is from 2001, it would be impossible, though it is just as stylish as one of his designs. A crisp button-down and jeans is a combo celebs have been wearing for years, and we don't anticipate it stopping any time soon. 

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Cameron Diaz

Style Notes: This 1997 Cameron Diaz look has several hallmarks of a 2021 wardrobe. Chunky grey knit? Check. Black miniskirt with side split? Check. Beaded evening bag that looks like it could have been made by Shrimps? Check! 

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Naomi Campbell

Style Notes: Omit the orange-tinted glasses and this Naomi Campbell maxi-skirt–and–ankle-boots look could have been seen on any and every influencer over the last year. In fact, & Other Stories is currently selling a replica of those square-toe leather boots. 

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Tracee Ellis Ross

Style Notes: If you told me this photo was taken yesterday, I would believe you. Not only because Tracee Ellis Ross has barely aged a day since this 2002 image but also because this outfit is so timeless. Pairing a roll-neck knit with a pencil skirt and Bottega Veneta-esque mules is an outfit formula that will evidently stand the test of time. 

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Gwyneth Paltrow

Style Notes: Young Gwyneth Paltrow wore a lot of outfits I would happily re-create, especially this one composed of a leather blazer and straight-leg jeans. It's simple, it's effortless, and, most importantly, it's classic. Bonus point for Brad Pitt, whose outfit is equally as timeless. 

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Jennifer Lopez

Style Notes: Before she was wearing white sequin trousers to landmark historical events (like the Inauguration), Jennifer Lopez was wearing tonal white outfits of a different kind. This jeans-and-knit outfit is the perfect way to weave light tones into your casual winter wardrobe. 

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Cameron Diaz (again!)

Style Notes: It's no surprise that this outfit looks as if it could have been styled today given that is comprised of undeniably classic items. A timeless cardigan, white tank top and black trousers? It's a formula chic women wear time and time again. 

Next up, The Biggest Spring/Summer 2021 Trends You Need to Know

Welcome to Second Life, a podcast spotlighting successful women who've made major career changes—and fearlessly mastered the pivot. Hosted by Hillary Kerr, co-founder and chief content officer at Who What Wear, each episode will give you a direct line to women who are game changers in their fields. Subscribe to Second Life on Apple Podcasts and Spotify and stay tuned.

There’s no denying that Cameron Diaz is one of the most beloved Hollywood actresses. From debuting alongside Jim Carey in the iconic film, "The Mask," to starring in all-time classics like "There’s Something About Mary," "Charlie’s Angels," and "Shrek” as the voice of Princess Fiona, Diaz instantly became an industry It girl. And, not to mention a style icon of the ‘90s. Throughout her acting career, Diaz has been nominated for countless SAG awards, BAFTAs, and Golden Globes, praising her success and remarkable performances in a diverse range of films. Diaz is the epitome of a Hollywood movie star, which is why it took the world by surprise when she decided to walk away from it to start a new chapter in her life. In 2014, Diaz became a New York Times bestselling author with her wellness-centric book, The Body Book: The Law of Hunger, the Science of Strength, and Other Ways to Love Your Amazing Body, followed by The Longevity Book: The Science of Aging, the Biology of Strength, and the Privilege of Time three years later—adding notable author to her repertoire of accomplishments. Through these novels, Diaz became a voice of authority in the wellness community with her important message of spreading body positivity.

In 2018, Diaz made yet another career pivot as she began working on a new, exciting business venture: Avaline. A clean wine company that is defining a new standard for ingredients and transparency through a range of pure, accessible wines, with our very own co-founder of Who What Wear, Katherine Power, Avaline’s ethos echos Diaz’s mission to understand everything we put into our bodies to live a more balanced lifestyle.

Head to Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or anywhere else you listen to subscribe to Second Life and to hear about how Diaz continues to evolve beyond Hollywood by creating a company that remains true to her own wellness standards and beliefs. 

Given the state of the world right now, I have found myself longing for simpler times. Between watching reruns of old Friends episodes and perusing vintage celebrity images on Instagram, it seems I have a serious case of nineties nostalgia. Though my new obsession with all things old has not just become a way to pass the time, it's also proven to be quite a fruitful exercise in outfit inspiration. 

Between the faded denim, clean tailoring and simple silhouettes, many of the chic celebrity looks I've come across from the decade would not feel out of place over 20 years later. In fact, several of the outfits feel so modern, I'd happy re-wear them today if I could.

Jennifer Aniston sported a floral maxi to an event in 1997, which looks eerily similar to many iterations on the market this summer. Cameron Diaz wore a skirt-suit–and-sneaker combo in 1994, which also happens to be the outfit formula we saw influencers wearing at London's most recent fashion week. Tyra Banks' 1996 airport attire looks like it could have been photographed just yesterday, while the crochet midi dress Naomi Campbell wore in 1997 is so on-trend, I could have sworn an extra is wearing it in Harry Styles' latest music video. I guess everything that was once old is new again. Keep scrolling for six celebrity throwback outfits we'd happily wear today. 

Next up, the biggest S/S 20 fashion trends you need to know. 

Welcome to Second Life, a podcast spotlighting successful women who've made major career changes—and fearlessly mastered the pivot. Hosted by Hillary Kerr, co-founder and chief content officer at Who What Wear, each episode will give you a direct line to women who are game changers in their fields. Subscribe to Second Life on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or anywhere else you listen to stay tuned.

There are few makeup artists as legendary and prolific as Gucci Westman. She’s responsible for the beauty looks on countless magazine covers (think Jennifer Aniston for InStyle and Reese Witherspoon for Vogue) and ad campaign and runway looks for fashion’s biggest brands (Dior, Proenza Schouler, and Oscar de la Renta), and she has a celebrity client list that could fill this page. Westman’s coveted aesthetic has become renowned and unmistakable, a supernatural dewy glow, which you may or may not recognize as makeup at all. 

Growing up between Sweden and L.A. gave Westman a unique perspective on beauty from a young age, and at 23, she enrolled in a four-month program at a makeup school in Paris. She was hooked and shortly thereafter moved back to L.A. to put her newly learned techniques to use. Though she worked many of her first jobs without pay, prioritizing the experience and exposure, it wasn’t long before word of her profound talent and dedicated work ethic spread, and she added her first legendary piece of work to her résumé: the makeup for Spike Jonze’s feature film directorial debut, Being John Malkovich. It was there that she met Cameron Diaz, whom she would work with regularly in the coming years, while adding countless other celebrities to her roster.

Westman eventually moved to New York, where she met Vogue’s creative director, Grace Coddington (tune in for that story), and her career would be forever changed. "I had probably a year and a half straight where I did all of the covers, and then I also had multiple issues where I did the cover and every story,” she remembers of her early days with Vogue. Westman had become arguably the most influential makeup artist of the time, working between editorial and brand campaigns and fashion week runway shows from New York to Milan, where she recounts not only spotting trends on the runway but also creating them. "In New York, I used to do sometimes eight or nine shows, and if I really wanted a red lip to be a trend, I would do it multiple times until it translated that the red lip is a trend,” says Westman. 

Westman went on to become the international artistic director at Lancôme and spent 13 years as the global artistic director at Revlon, where she worked on product development, color, and trend collections for the brand. Those experiences became invaluable when, two years ago, after identifying a white space in the market, she debuted her own line of clean, high-performance, and uncompromisingly luxurious makeup under Westman Atelier. Creating formulations from scratch that meet her highly critical performance standards and exclude her extensive ingredient blacklist is no easy feat, but as Westman says, "nothing that comes easily is rewarding." Now, as the founder and creative director of the brand, Westman’s aesthetic and creative vision are coming alive in a brand-new way.

Tune in to this week’s episode of Second Life for behind-the-scenes moments from Westman’s famed makeup career and how she's built Westman Atelier from the ground up. To shop the brand's best-selling products, keep scrolling.

Next up, find out how Joy Cho became the most followed account on Pinterest and built her design empire.

They might have only just ended, but the 2010s were riddled with beauty trends you have probably already forgotten (even if your Facebook memories try their hardest not to let you). Beauty has always been a means of self-expression, but thanks to social media, it became even more of a space to make a statement, large or small. Platforms like Instagram and Pinterest became a go-to source to discover new ideas, reveal new haircuts, swap recommendations, and share opinions on the latest looks, for better or worse. Thanks to this newfound democratization of trends, beauty also became increasingly more inclusive, with many brands embracing people of color and different body types, as well as genderless products.

Of course, celebrities were at the forefront of many 2010s trends, including one famous family in particular. Love them or hate them, there’s no denying the Kardashian-Jenners’ (often controversial) contributions to the industry. (We named Kim one of the 21 women who defined style in the decade for a reason.) You’ll see them pop up several times in this list, along with other influential names like Rihanna and Cara Delevingne. 

So as we set our sights on new 2020 looks to conquer, it’s officially time to pause and remember some of the best—and best-to-forget—looks, products, and techniques that took over the previous decade. Some might be long gone (we hardly knew ye, strobing), but others, like clean beauty, have surpassed "trend” to become movements that we’ll continue to see in the industry for years to come. 

Makeup

1. Celebrity Beauty Brands

Celebs have been putting their names on fragrances for decades, but in the 2010s, the branding bubble exploded. Kylie Cosmetics made Kylie Jenner a billionaire, while Rihanna’s Fenty Beauty became a best seller at Sephora, largely thanks to the brand’s inclusive and extensive shade ranges.

2. Contouring

The concept of using makeup to exaggerate and visually sharpen the angles on one’s face using different shades of makeup, contouring skyrocketed in popularity thanks, again, to Kim Kardashian West, who shared her technique on Instagram.

3. Strobing

The shiny stepsister to contouring, strobing involved piling on the highlighter to play up the cheekbones, as Gigi Hadid demonstrated at a 2015 event. 

4. BB and CC Cream

5. Going Fresh-Faced

Toward the end of the decade, makeup became more subdued as people started eschewing overdone looks in favor of going natural—or even sans makeup altogether, which BFFs Drew Barrymore and Cameron Diaz did in this gorgeous selfie.

6. Full Brows

Everyone put down their tweezers (and began cringing at their overly groomed early aughts brows), thanks to brow-endowed celebs like Cara Delevingne and Lily Collins.

Hair

1. Braids

Pinterest opened our eyes to a wide world of braids we never knew existed before—from fishtails to Dutch braids to braided headbands.

2. Colorful Hair

Beginning around 2012, it became a rite of passage for every celeb to dye their hair a different shade of the rainbow.

3. Ombré Hair Color

Another Pinterest-fueled obsession, legions of women suddenly let their hair get dramatically lighter from root to tip on purpose, inspired by the likes of Chrissy Teigen.

4. The Lob

Long bobs became the HOTM (haircut of the moment) starting around 2016 when celebs like Nina Dobrev started making the chop.

Skincare

1. Going Under the Needle

As Botox, fillers, and other procedures became more common, they also became less taboo. Kylie Jenner first admitted to getting lip fillers in 2015 (and dissolving them three years later), while sister Kim Kardashian West even shares her visits to dermatologist to the stars Simon Ourian with her millions of followers. 

2. Clean Beauty

Transparency in beauty has also extended to product formulas, with consumers seeking out nontoxic beauty alternatives stripped of potentially harmful ingredients like parabens, phthalates, and even fragrances. From Tata Harper’s naturally sourced serum to Kopari’s organic coconut oil, there’s a "clean" product for every need.

3. Sheet Masks

Another K-beauty import, single-use, serum-soaked masks became a skincare—and selfie—staple.

4. Jade Rollers

5. Sun-Conscious Skin

Nails

1. Nail Art

From subtle accent nails to all-out extra manis, our nails became tiny canvases to express ourselves on (and post on Instagram in #clawpose).

2. Talon Nails

These long, pointy acrylics looked cool AF but had us wondering how Kylie, Khloé, Zendaya, and all the other celebs who wore them actually did anything while wearing them.

Fragrance

1. The Cult Fragrance

2. Essential Oils

Still feeling nostalgic? Up next: These Are the Biggest Fashion Trends From the Last Decade.

It's no secret that we're denim-obsessed over here. If you read Who What Wear on the daily, then you'll know just how far we go to find the "perfect" pair, from sourcing the best jeans on the internet to predicting the celebs who will wear them and even testing out the top sellers for ourselves. So you can imagine just how giddy we get at the thought of a pair of jeans that checks all of those boxes. Well, friends, that elusive pair exists, and Cameron Diaz is the latest celeb to wear it.

Stepping out of a nail salon in Beverly Hills, Diaz wore Agolde's '90s Mid-Rise Loose Fit Jeans ($188), which she styled with a black scoop-neck top and simple nude flip-flops. The jeans come in every denim wash imaginable, from true blue to black, but Diaz chose a light-blue pair with heavy distressing, which feels just as '90s as the name suggests. Seeing as all things '90s are trending right now, hers feel extra current—and we're not the only ones who think so. The Agolde pair is consistently a top seller on retailers like Shopbop and Revolve, which both have huge denim sections, not to mention it's a Who What Wear editor favorite, too.

Scroll down to see how Cameron Diaz wore the popular Agolde pair, and then shop the jeans in all the colorways.

On Cameron Diaz: Agolde '90s Fit Mid-Rise Loose Fit Jeans ($188); Tkees Flip-Flops ($50); Goyard Bellechasse bag

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Blonde style stars like Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy, Kate Moss and Gwyneth Paltrow are among the most-often cited as minimalist icons of the '90s, with their carefree approach to making the simplest outfits timeless and chic. Forever in search of new muses (and celebrity archives are our favourite place to start), we recently came to the realisation that Cameron Diaz very much deserves a place on this list.

While the noughties saw a style shift for all of us (oh, to think of the things we wore), it seems to have particularly eclipsed Cam's somewhat signature minimalism at the start of her career. I associate her personal style with the bright colours and millennium-chic looks of the Charlie's Angels press tour or her more recent California uniform of distressed jeans and tee, but definitely not head-to-toe black and relaxed menswear. While I'm all for changing up our personal styles, I think it's time we bring back some of Cameron's best '90s looks for a little style 2020 inspiration.

Keep scrolling to see and shop the four pillars of Cameron Diaz's '90s style.

HEAD-TO-TOE BLACK

Like any committed minimalist, Cameron proves that head-to-toe black is anything but boring. It's all in the details, like her snakeskin loafers.

Keeping it simple is best for travelling. Diaz's jumper tied around her waist, a leather backpack and fabulous ankle boots are so chic.

Opting for dark charcoal grey trousers, the simplicity of her white buttons and slip-on flats make this look a win. Also spotted: a repeatedly worn top-handle handbag.

TAILORING

Cameron was a pro at sporting casual tailoring. Wearing a men's suit minus the white shirt makes for an ultra-chic look at the premiere of The Mask (Diaz's breakout role).

Her constant go-to was a strong tailored trouser with a basic T-shirt with her favourite accessory: a shoulder-knotted cardigan.

On the Jay Leno Show, a young Cam matched her beige blazer with heeled, platform trainers. Love this!

KNITWEAR

Cam wore knits with everything through the '90s. This is probably the most 2019 look of all. Slip skirt? Tick. Jumper? Tick. Beaded bag? Tick. Strappy sandals? Tick!

Because leopard print is a neutral, I'd still consider this a minimalist look… from the top up. Those burgundy trousers hint that she might evolve her style. 

Here Diaz wears mustard trousers to change up from her all-black ensembles. If Cam wasn't wearing a cardigan, she often had one draped around her.

Her shoulder-cardi styling move even made it onto the red carpet with a glittery black dress. That's commitment. Shout-out to her perfect black heels. 

MINIMAL MAXIMALISM

Her late-'90s red carpet looks feel like the beginning of the end of her minimalist phase. But when you break them down, they are still quite low-key. She paired this satin pink dress, though loud, with transparent heels and a tiny bag.

This sheer-tee–miniskirt-and-loafers look is very Cher in Clueless. Early in her style days, this is a quintessential '90s outfit. 

Though the frills speak to her style to come, the all-white palette, simple bob and maxi skirt keep this minimal. She even matched her eye shadow to her purse.

Up Next: Gwyneth Paltrow's '90s Wardrobe Couldn't Be More 2019

In case you haven’t realised by now, the '90s are definitely back. Style-wise, that is. What started as the mum-jean trend has unquestionably evolved into a full-fledged fashion resurrection, complete with scrunchies and all. While re-watching all our old favourite shows is an entertaining way to get outfit inspiration from the likes of Rachel Green and Carrie Bradshaw, we’ve found something so much better. And all it takes is the press of the 'follow' button for you to get in on it too.

It’s no secret that we’ve been obsessing over fashion-based Instagram accounts lately, and @90sanxiety is our latest insta-inspo. In addition to reminding us of all the iconic couples who are no longer an item, @90sanxiety also reminds us how good white crop tops look with denim. And that's just one example. We could spend hours scrolling through the page, lusting after silk camis and leather jackets, but we’ll leave that up to you.

If you don’t have the time to get sucked into yet another addictive account, keep scrolling to see a few of the @90sanxiety posts that are inspiring our outfits lately.

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Before the Brits caught on to the Scandi term hygge, the pinnacle of cosy loungewear was defined by Cameron Diaz's wardrobe in the 2006 film The Holiday. Her character, Amanda Woods, sports country cottage–inspired outfits throughout the film that involve loads of cashmere and soft, neutral hues. Over a decade later, these comfy-chic ensembles still hold as some of our favourite holiday looks to try.

The frigid period between Christmas and the New Year is all about bundling up—just like Cameron Diaz's character did in her cream cashmere cable knits, snug beanies and cosy shearling coats. Every time we watch the film, major fashion feelings come flooding back to us again. Want to bundle up like one of our favorite winter style icons? We've found 11 pieces that will help you perfect Cameron Diaz's infamous Amanda Woods look—from a dreamy Whistles coat to the comfiest cashmere socks.

Scroll through the slideshow to shop our edit of pieces that will make you feel like Cameron Diaz in The Holiday.

Related: 4 Outfit Ideas That Work for Every Event in Your Christmas Calendar

When the announcement went out that Oscar de la Renta would be visiting Sydney for the first time to close Fashion Week Australia with its S/S 16 collection, our office went into overdrive—everyone can name an iconic Oscar de la Renta moment at the drop of a hat (e.g. Carrie Bradshaw in the pink Oscar de la Renta dress ordering McDonalds in Sex and the City), and it got us excited about the history we’re about to witness in Sydney.

What do we know so far? It’s the first time Oscar de la Renta has brought a fashion show to Australia, we’ll be seeing some exclusive pieces that have never been revealed, the label will be represented in Sydney by Executive Vice President, Eliza Bolen, and the show is being staged by world-class producer, Ali Newling.

Every major celebrity has stepped out in Oscar de la Renta, so to celebrate the luxury label’s Sydney visit, we’re revisiting our favourite moments. Keep scrolling to see our favourite times an Oscar de la Renta dress has hit the red carpet.

WHAT: Bride Wars Premiere on January 5, 2009. 

WHAT: Valentine's Day premiere on February 8, 2010. 

WHAT: 82nd Annual Academy Awards on March 7, 2010.

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WHAT: 17th Annual Screen Actors Guild Awards on January 30, 2011.

WHAT: Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty Costume Institute Gala at The Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 2, 2011.

WHAT: 39th AFI Life Achievement Award on June 9, 2011.

WHAT: 70th Annual Golden Globe Awards on January 13, 2013.

WHAT: UK Premiere of The Wolf of Wall Street on January 9, 2014.

WHAT: 87th Annual Academy Awards on February 22, 2015.

WHAT: Charles James: Beyond Fashion Costume Institute Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 5, 2014.

WHAT: Charles James: Beyond Fashion Costume Institute Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on May 5, 2014

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