Whenever you're in doubt about a rising trend or a specific silhouette's worthiness, go searching to find out if any of the Olsen sisters have worn it. If so, there's a pretty good chance that whatever you're buying is deserving of the level of investment it entails, from a bag by The Row to a pair of $110 Adidas sneakers. They just have that great of taste. When I spotted Elizabeth Olsen leaving lunch at All Time in L.A. wearing the pant trend I've been considering ditching silk pants, barrel-leg jeans, capris, and more for, I immediately took it as a sign that I was heading in the right direction. That pair of eyelet pants in my cart? You're coming home with me.

The actress specifically wore an oversize white button-down shirt styled with a knit over her shoulders, a baseball cap, The Row black Canal Loafers, and elastic-waist poplin pants with eyelet details on the hems. She finished off the effortless L.A. outfit with blue-lens sunglasses.

On Elizabeth Olsen: The Row Canal Loafer ($990)

The whole outfit just worked, offering comfort and classic sophistication at the same time without requiring any real work. This is the kind of look you literally throw together as you head out the door that still somehow ends up looking chic and appropriate no matter where you're going.

Before you buy silk pants and try to pair them with loafers and a button-down shirt, consider switching things up. Everyone's wearing that combo, but if you want to look like an Olsen sister this summer, try a pair of eyelet pants instead. Trust me. You'll be ordering them in bulk once your first pair arrives, especially since I found a pair that's currently on sale for just $28. Shop the Old Navy style and more below.

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If you're feeling as though being completely over winter has become your entire personality, might I suggest focusing on something else, and might I suggest that something be shoes? Sadly, many spring shoe trends can't be worn until the ice clears, but the one I keep spotting on celebrities in Paris for Haute Couture Fashion Week is all about a subtle detail that adorns a pair of heels, and there are iterations of the trend you can start wearing now.

The trend I'm referring to is bow heels, which draw inspiration from traditional ballet flats. They're basically heels adorned with small, delicate bows. They can be any type of heels, but I most often see them in the form of pumps or mule sandals. The former was just spotted on Alexa Chung, and the latter on Monica Barbaro, both of whom were in Paris to attend the Dior show.

Speaking of Dior, it's safe to say that Jonathan Anderson's S/S 2026 collection for the fashion house, which included many bow-adorned bags and shoes, has something to do with the trend. (I'd be remiss to not mention that Elizabeth Olsen also just wore bow heels in Paris, in the form of Jacquemus slingback pumps to attend its F/W 26 Le Palmier show.) These It girls' outfits, included below, pretty much confirm that modern bow-adorned heels add a cool, elegant, and, of course, pretty feel to any outfit they're paired with.

Keep scrolling to see the celebs and show my favorite bow heels—including the Toteme pair that I think will go viral by spring.

Celebrities Wearing Bow Heels in Paris

On Elizabeth Olsen: Jacquemus jacket, The Small Valérie Bag ($1690) and The High Cubisto Slingbacks ($950)

On Monica Barbaro: Dior dress and sandals

On Alexa Chung: Dior outfit and Muse Pumps ($1500)

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I just returned from a mid-November trip to NYC, and the coats were out in full force, folks. As one does in my profession, I kept constant tabs on the outerwear trends people were wearing, and more often than not, it was one specific style (that's as elegant and versatile as can be). It's also one that I just spotted on Elizabeth Olsen. The trend is chocolate brown wool coats. They were everywhere I looked, and I even packed one of my own—a scarf-attached iteration from Zara. Olsen's coat was oversize and long. She paired it with black jeans and chunky boots, making them look far more elegant than they might've looked if paired with another outerwear style.

Black wool coats have been the go-to for as long as anyone can remember, but given the recent surge in popularity of chocolate brown, it makes perfect sense that the NYC crowd is choosing it over black when making their new outerwear purchases. If you ask me, it's impossible not to look chic in a brown coat, no matter what you're wearing with it. Keep scrolling to see what I mean for yourself, and to shop the chicest brown wool coats I could find.

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A Chic NYC-Girl Example

The Brown Wool Coat I Packed

It's the Zara Wool Blend Short Coat With Scarf, and fingers crossed that it restocks.

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I don't know about you, but whenever I wear something colorful, my first inclination is to wear black shoes. I'm also aware that non-black shoes are always a more interesting and often more successful choice. Elizabeth Olsen is one of the many It girls who know what I'm talking about.

Olsen, who has been busy promoting her new film Eternity, was photographed out in NYC earlier this week wearing a vintage Fendi cobalt-blue blazer with a bright-blue midi skirt. Instead of black pumps (the obvious choice), she opted to wear burgundy pumps. As I'm sure you know and are tired of hearing, burgundy is the rich color trend everyone loves to wear in the winter, and it's a chameleon color that magically works with any other hue it's paired with—much like black. But unlike black, burgundy shoes add a cool, unexpected, and exceedingly elegant touch to whatever outfit they're a part of, especially burgundy pumps. Olsen's choice to wear her patent-leather slingback pair with colors you'd typically wear with black shoes was a smart one, as it made her outfit look 10 times cooler. See for yourself below and shop my picks of the best burgundy pumps on the internet.

On Elizabeth Olsen: Fendi blazer, skirt, and bag; Paris Texas Burgundy Lidia Slingback Heels ($695)

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Sheer black tights have become a true winter essential, lending a polish and a hint of allure to cold-weather dressing. They're often paired with slingback kitten heels, classic pumps, or knee-high heeled boots; however, if you're anti-heels, you don't have to count the tights out. Elizabeth Olsen just proved that sheer tights look just as chic with flats as they do with heels, wearing hers with dark-brown loafers.

While leaving The Drew Barrymore Show in NYC to promote her role in the new comedy movie Eternity, Olsen was spotted wearing a long black wool coat layered over black sheer tights and The Row's chocolate-brown tassel loafers. Her look exuded casual elegance, which shoppers, no matter how experienced, will appreciate this winter, particularly on really cold evenings when the last thing one wants to do is think about what to wear. The best part is that this pairing is highly versatile for any setting, allowing you to style sheer tights and loafers with a pencil skirt, a knit maxi dress, or even layer the tights under cropped jeans, revealing a touch of the stockings for added flair.

Keep scrolling to see Olsen's outfit, and shop my picks for the best sheer black tights and brown leather loafers of the season.

On Elizabeth Olsen: The Row Tassel Boyfriend Loafers ($1150)

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As much as I love classic footwear—think knee-high boots, slingbacks, and ballet flats—there's a special place in my heart for unconventional shoes. They're the styles that make people look and then look again, and they transform even simple outfits into something worth talking about at a three-hour dinner with all your fashion friends. They're fun and interesting and just as worth investing in as the more basic footwear on the market, just for a different reason. And right now, one specific style is garnering attention: bow heel shoes.

Why are bow heel shoes trending right now? Well, that's what happens when brands like Givenchy, Prada, Miu Miu, and Manolo Blahnik all decide to play around with bow details on footwear at the same time. It also helps when sophisticated, very influential A-listers like Elizabeth Olsen and Jennifer Lawrence are spotted wearing pairs.

On Elizabeth Olsen: Givenchy blazer, skirt, heels, and Antigona Vanity Bag in Box Leather with Chain ($1550)

Olsen wore hers to a screening for her new A24 film Eternity, which took place at Regal Union Square in New York City. For the occasion, the actress wore a risqué look from Givenchy's S/S 26 collection, including a stringy bralette worn underneath a structured blazer and matching skirt. The model who debuted it wore the Givenchy bow sandals in red, but IRL, Olsen chose the black version, which features a peep toe, sky-high stiletto heel, and oversize bow embellishment. For that splash of color, she added a red handbag, specifically, Givenchy's Antigona Vanity Bag.

On Jennifer Lawrence: Lii top and skirt; Givenchy heels

Lawrence actually wore the exact same Givenchy bow heels, but with an entirely different look, not by the French house. For a screening of her new film with Robert Pattinson, Die My Love, the actress chose a runway look from up-and-coming New York City brand Lii that consisted of a white T-shirt and a black miniskirt. Her statement shoes gave the look just the right amount of excitement.

Ready to add bow heels into your regular footwear rotation yet? If the answer is no, just wait—I saved the most convincing point for last. It's true: Meghan Markle is also a fan. In fact, she wore a pair to the 2025 Baby2Baby Gala alongside a long-sleeve black gown with a thigh-high slit. Now that you're sufficiently convinced, keep scrolling. There are plenty of pairs to choose from below.

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If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably started mentally mapping out your partywear wardrobe—taking stock of the pieces that can handle the demands of the busiest time of year, while noting any spots that still need to be filled. For me, the stumbling block came when I reached the shoes. My trusty slingbacks are feeling a little tired, and my pointed-toe pairs don't carry the party-ready energy I'm trying to channel, so I've been keeping an eye out for any emerging trends to plug this important gap.

Suddenly stumbling upon the inspiration I was craving, I’ve noticed a series of bow-adorned heels on some of the chicest dressers this season.

Take Elizabeth Olsen's latest look, for instance. Styling a longline skirt, double-breasted blazer and letterbox-red bag, her outfit was perfectly balanced by the soft, feminine touch of her shoes—a little flourish that gave her ensemble a distinctly festive edge.

Similarly, Meghan Markle paired sleek black separates with bow-detailed heels. Her minimalist turtleneck and fluid skirt might have read as understated, but the delicate bow added a dose of playfulness, injecting personality into her refined ensemble.

Feminine and playful, they’re quietly becoming the party-season favourite among some of the most stylish women in Hollywood.

Read on for my edit of the best bow-heeled shoes to shop this season.

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The many years that Elizabeth Olsen has been in the public eye have proven that she can be trusted for classic, effortless styling ideas. Her off-duty style is casual and accessible. The most recent example of this came while she was out to lunch in Studio City this week. She was photographed wearing an outfit we all own: a cream-colored sweater, blue jeans, and boots. The jeans were a cropped straight-leg style, and the boots she paired them with were chocolate brown Chelsea boots.

The reason the boot trend she wore was the perfect choice for cropped jeans is this: For starters, they're flat, which is the chicest style when wearing cropped jeans. The shaft of the boots also goes up high enough (as most Chelsea boots do), so there isn't a gap between the hem of the jeans and the top of the boots. Lastly, the chocolate brown hue looks rich and forward, as it's the top color trend of the season.

Now that you know, keep scrolling to shop cropped jeans and brown Chelsea boots to wear with them, just as Olsen did.

On Elizabeth Olsen: Polène Numéro Dix Bag ($620); Vintage Levi's jeans; Dr. Martens 2976 Leonore Boots ($180)

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It's been several days since the Los Angeles Dodgers dramatically won the World Series, but Elizabeth Olsen still isn't over it. On Wednesday, she appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live! and spent a large chunk of her segment talking about her love for her hometown team. Olsen explained that a day earlier, she had found out that a handful of Dodgers players were going to be on the same episode, so she made sure to dress in her best blue and white gear for the occasion. "I'm really overwhelmed right now," she told Kimmel. "I can't believe I just met them backstage."

Along with her Dodgers paraphernalia, Olsen wore a pair of boots designed by her sisters, Mary-Kate and Ashley. While I'm sure The Row's Zipped Boots in Leather are incredibly well-made and utterly luxurious, I simply can't afford the $1490 price tag. That's where Steve Madden comes in. The brand's Jones Black Leather Boots cost $130, which is music to my ears. Scroll down to shop.

On Elizabeth Olsen: The Row Zipped Boots in Leather ($1490); Dodgers jacket and T-shirt

Elizabeth Olsen's Exact Boots by The Row

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As much as I love all three Olsen sisters, there are some notable downsides to being invested in their style. For starters, Mary-Kate and Ashley's brand, The Row, comes with hefty price tags that I find hard to justify. (Who wants to gift me a Margaux bag for Christmas?) Plus, the twins are exceedingly private, so we rarely get a chance to hear from them directly or even catch glimpses of their off-duty outfits. How I miss the days when the Olsens were photographed at NYU!

Luckily, however, Elizabeth Olsen is currently on a press tour for her upcoming film, Eternity, so I've been ogling her recent red carpet outfits. One, in particular, reminded me of her sisters because it featured one of their favorite color combinations: black and brown. Sometimes called a faux pas, wearing black and brown together is actually super chic if you ask me. Scroll down to re-create Elizabeth Olsen's newest outfit.

Re-Create Elizabeth Olsen's Black-and-Brown Outfit

Before there were Pinterest boards and Instagram accounts to scroll through for outfit inspiration, there were Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen movies—and for anyone growing up in the early ’00s, that was really all the fashion guidance you needed.

As if their cinematic wardrobe moments weren’t enough to shape my sense of style, the twins’ cult-favourite label The Row has long cemented their influence. As such, they’ve been my personal style icons for as long as I can remember. Since the sisters are rarely photographed, catching even the briefest glimpse of their outfits always feels like a gift. The next best thing? When their stylish sister, Elizabeth Olsen, steps out in a look that feels straight out of the Mary-Kate-and-Ashley playbook—especially when it happens to be perfect travel attire.

Spotted at the airport, Elizabeth Olsen wore a boot trend that immediately brought her sisters' aesthetics to mind. Her choice: a pair of sleek, black leather ankle boots featuring a thick sole and curved-toe finish—notably reminiscent of the duo’s much-adored zip-up leather style. Chic and practical, they're supportive enough to handle a day of terminal trekking and easy to slip off at security—a no-brainer if you have a travel day coming up.

Crafting a casual and comfortable outfit, Olsen grounded her look with dark-wash jeans and a black wool coat and a simple blue cap.

Always ready to take a style cue from an Olsen, I’ll be adding sturdy black ankle boots to my winter rotation. If you’re feeling similarly inspired, read on to shop Elizabeth’s travel look and discover the best ankle boots to have on your radar right now.

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Whether it's intentional or not, The Row has made a habit of taking ages-old shoe styles and putting a fresh twist on them—along with a near-$1k price tag. Regardless of the controversy around these shoes, they're always quick to sell out and go viral. Last summer, we had the brand's $890 Mara Flats, the jellies that proved they can, in fact, be elevated. For this spring (and impending summer), the controversial style that's selling out left and right is the Dune Flip-Flops.

The flat sandals feature thick grosgrain straps and rubber soles, and despite not even containing any leather, they retail for $690, hence the controversy. (Even a group of New York Times editors recently published their debate over the shoes.) That said, as with all The Row shoes, they're the highest-quality version possible of what they are, and they're selling out everywhere.

The flip-flops—which come in all black, red soles with black straps, and nude soles with black straps—have gained a significant celebrity fan. Elizabeth Olsen, sister of The Row creative directors Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen, just wore the latter pair in L.A. with an all-black outfit. I have to say she looks really chic, and I get the appeal of the understated sandals. Fashion flip-flops are certainly a thing in 2025, and The Row has cornered the market with its Dune sandals.

Scroll on to shop them for yourself, and if you understandably don't want to spend hundreds on rubber flip-flops, I found some great alternatives that you need to see. Below, you'll find all the details.

On Elizabeth Olsen: Michael Kors Nolita Large Pebbled Leather Hobo Shoulder Bag ($398); The Row Dune Flip Flops ($690)

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Well, folks, I think the days of puddle pants might finally be behind us. As we inch closer and closer to warm weather, I see more and more celebs and fashion people wearing cropped pants than I have in years, and it's kind of refreshing. Particularly, the style of cropped pants that looks the freshest is slim cigarette pants, which is what Elizabeth Olsen just wore while doing press for her new film The Assessment in NYC. For the crisp spring day, Olsen wore a pre-fall 2025 Chanel look consisting of a navy blue tweed jacket and matching pants.

When it comes to what shoes to wear with cropped pants, flats are undoubtedly the safest choice. But if you're wondering what heel style looks best with cropped pants, look no further than the ones Olsen wore: block-heel slingbacks. It's a style that Chanel turned into a classic many years ago. I wouldn't necessarily call them a trend, as they don't really go in and out of style—they're timeless. And they happen to make cropped pants look quite elegant. Keep scrolling to see what I mean and to shop chic cropped pants and block-heel slingbacks to wear with them.

On Elizabeth Olsen: Chanel outfit and shoes

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As someone who is on the petite side and not very adventurous when it comes to skirts, I'm pretty skeptical when there's a new trend circling, but I can be swayed. One thing that can admittedly sway me is a celebrity endorsement, like the one Elizabeth Olsen just gave what I consider to be the most controversial skirt trend of the season: knee-length skirts.

History shows that everything that was cool in the '90s (see Kate Moss example below) comes back around—even the trends that became controversial after they peaked. Unlike miniskirts, midi, and maxi skirts, knee skirts gained a reputation for being "frumpy" and associated with conservative officewear. But Prada and Miu Miu are working to revive the skirt trend, as a slew of models for the brands' F/W 25 collections wore knee-length skirts on the runways. Olsen, who has been out and about in NYC, paired her black knee-length skirt with a red top, camel-colored jacket, and black pumps. She looked elegant and chic, and anything but controversial. Keep scrolling to see her look and some knee-length skirt inspiration, and shop a few of the most stylish ones on the market.

On Elizabeth Olsen in NYC

On Kate Moss in 1994

On the Prada and Miu Miu S/S 25 Runways

Pictured: Prada F/W 25

Pictured: Miu Miu F/W 25

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It's a great week to be an Olsen fan. I previously reported on Ashley Olsen's rare appearance, and now I'm talking about the other sister. No, not that one. Elizabeth Olsen has been in New York City making the talk-show rounds to promote her new sci-fi film, The Assessment, in which she stars with Alicia Vikander and Himesh Patel. One of her outfits caught my attention because of a subtle "blink and you'll miss it" accessory.

Elizabeth Olsen (who's styled by Elizabeth Saltzman) wore a Khaite coat and white boots with The Row's Round Bracelet Clutch in Leather ($1400). Because her older sisters own The Row, it's fair to assume that Elizabeth would have her pick of any product she wanted. That said, she bypassed cult-favorite accessories such as the Margaux Bag, opting for a more unassuming style instead. Also, her clutch is about a quarter of the price of the aforementioned coveted handbag. (I'm not saying it's cheap, but facts are facts!) Scroll down to see Elizabeth Olsen's newest outfit in NYC.

On Elizabeth Olsen: Khaite coat and boots; The Row Round Bracelet Clutch in Leather ($1400)

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Agree or disagree, I find that red shoes are quite classic. So in no way is this my PSA to stow away your red shoes, but the trend has been going strong for approximately two years now, and a new shoe color trend has officially entered the chat: pale-pink shoes. If you follow fashion (or at least read Who What Wear regularly), this should come as no surprise to you, as powder pink has been the subject of breathless coverage ever since it flooded the S/S 25 runways. I'm adding to that coverage because bona fide fashion-girl celebrity Elizabeth Olsen just wore a pair of pale-pink shoes to attend the Fendi show at Milan Fashion Week.

Olsen opted for a pair of wedge-heel pink satin mules, which she paired with a rust-brown jacket-and-skirt Fendi look. The unexpected color combination proved that pale-pink shoes are actually quite versatile and will make anything they're worn with look prettier, whether that's what you're going for or not. And Olsen isn't alone—fellow celebrities like Selena Gomez have also started dipping a toe into (no pun intended) the pale-pink shoe trend. Keep scrolling to see for yourself how pretty they are, and shop some of the best pairs on the market thus far.

More Celebs in Pale-Pink Shoes

WHO: Selena Gomez

WEAR: Oscar de la Renta dress

WHO: Bel Powley

WEAR: Simone Rocha dress; Sophia Webster shoes; Tiffany & Co. jewelry

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All year long, denim holds most people's wardrobes together. Jeans are a constant—the bottoms that we turn to when nothing else works, whether it's winter, spring, summer, or fall. But sometimes—just sometimes—they can't be everything for everyone. This autumn, chic people appear to be hanging up their favorite pairs in order to prioritize another beloved (but less predictable) style of bottoms.

If you already guessed that corduroy pants are the style in question—ding, ding, ding! You were spot on. This season, the fresh alternative to classic denim has been on a tear, especially among celebrities. Both Jennifer Lawrence and Dakota Johnson have been spotted wearing pairs of their own—Lawrence opting for wide-leg, red bottoms by The Row and Johnson selecting a slightly cropped, brown style from Essentiel Antwerp. But it was Elizabeth Olsen's take on the pants trend that sealed the deal for me personally.

WHO: Elizabeth Olsen

This week, the Doctor Strange actress was seen exiting Little Dom's in Los Feliz after lunch with friends wearing none other than a pair of brown, low-slung, wide-leg corduroy pants. With the on-trend bottoms, she added an olive-green sweater, navy blazer, and lug-sole loafers. She finished off the look with sunglasses and a classic black cross-body bag.

Sure, she could have opted for jeans, but wouldn't that have been the obvious choice? This alternative is much more interesting (and worthy of a copy). If you agree, scroll down to shop the best cords on the market right now for fall.

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As anyone who travels often will tell you, there is much to be said for a good airport outfit, especially if you need to look chic when you arrive at your destination. You'll want your look to feel put-together enough so that you can travel straight from the airport to any events, but still comfortable enough to ensure that you feel at ease in-flight.

When I'm considering an airport outfit, I often look at what celebrities have been wearing for their recent flights. As very frequent flyers, this particular style set has come to master the art of dressing for the skies. Choosing sleek silhouettes with comfort in mind, I'm usually inspired after a good scroll. Having come to understand the anatomy of a great airport look with the help of my favourite celebrities, I can now appreciate that shoes are the most important part of any airport ensemble.

Airport shoes need to be three things: comfortable, versatile and easy to slip off and on for security. They're often the hardest part of any outfit to get right, let alone one crafted for the airport. Keen to understand the styles that celebrities keep coming back to, I spent some time figuring out exactly which shoes they call upon for this specific occasion.

Read on to discover the five airport-ready shoes celebrities always wear to fly.

5 SHOES CELEBRITIES ALWAYS WEAR TO THE AIRPORT

1. TRAINERS, AS SEEN ON LAURA HARRIER

Style Notes: Any frequent flyer will tell you that there's no outfit combination more airport-proof than leggings and comfortable trainers. Styling hers with a flash of leopard print, Laura Harrier's trainers are a great choice for comfort whilst guaranteeing easy removal through security

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2. BALLET FLATS, AS SEEN ON KATE MOSS

Style Notes: Simultaneously chic and comfortable, ballet flats are one of the first shoe styles I think of when planning an airport look. The easiest to take off and pop back on, these classic flats ensure you breeze through security while setting you up for an elegant look upon arrival.

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3. LOAFERS, AS SEEN ON ZOE SALDAÑA

Style Notes: Perfectly polished, glossy loafers are some of my favourite shoes to wear to the airport. Pairing well with thick socks for additional comfort, this classy shoe trend instils a polished silhouette in ways few other flat shoes can. To give your look a casual edge, follow Zoe Saldaña's lead and style your loafers with baggy jeans, a cosy cardigan and a warm layer on top.

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4. CLOGS, AS SEEN ON DAKOTA JOHNSON

Style Notes: The best shoe to wear through security by a mile, backless clogs are your friend for the airport. Though they're comfortable and easy to take off, I'd recommend avoiding styles with metal buckles if you don't want to have to add them to your tray. If that doesn't faze you, I have one thing to say: Birkenstocks.

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5. PULL-ON BOOTS, AS SEEN ON ELIZABETH OLSEN

Style Notes: Winter calls for excellent boots, but with the faff of buckles and zips, they're not always the most practical to wear to the airport. Luckily, chic pull-on styles have been trending this season, and Elizabeth Olsen's pair have inspired me to shop some for myself.

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As all frequent flyers will know, there is a hierarchy when it comes to airport attire. At the top is cozy, comfortable knitwear, and at the bottom is stiff tight denim. On the footwear spectrum, the same thing applies. (Some shoes are more up to the task than others.) While some celebrities opt for the least practical airport shoes imaginable—I'm looking at you and your legging-heels hybrid, Victoria Beckham—others take an equally stylish but far more appropriate approach to in-flight style.

Actress Elizabeth Olsen, who falls into the latter camp, arrived at JFK airport yesterday wearing simple yet sensible pull-on ankle boots.

As almost every trip through security for myself has involved the removal of my shoes to pass through the body scanner, this is a topic that I feel very passionate about. But in the winter months, chances are you'll need much more coverage than flimsy ballet pumps. In all my years of flying, I've learned that pull-on ankle boots are the best for any fall/winter airport moment. Easy to slip on and off with no fiddly buckles, zips, or laces to slow you down, this practical boot trend even usurps strappy sandals and heeled Mary Janes, in my opinion.

These boots are perfect for pairing with fuzzy cashmere socks and prevent you from stepping through the airport barefoot when you inevitably have to remove them.

Olsen paired her chunky shoes with straight-leg jeans and a light brown blazer, accessorizing with simple black sunglasses and a large weekender bag. Olsen's lug-sole chunky boots also protected her from the puddle-adorned pavements that are everywhere this time of year.

Her look was simple, polished, and comfortable enough to withstand hours of flying, so I'll admit that Olsen has perfected the art of airport style. Read on to shop her style here, as well as discover our favorite pull-on boots below.

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This post originally appeared on Who What Wear UK.

As all frequent flyers will know, there is a hierarchy when it comes to airport attire. Sitting at the top is cosy, comfortable knitwear and sitting at the bottom is stiff, tight denim. On the footwear spectrum the same thing applies—some shoes are more up to the task than others. Whilst some celebrities opt for the least practical airport shoes imaginable—I'm looking at you and your leggings/heels hybrid Victoria Beckham—others take an equally stylish but far more appropriate approach to in-flight style.

Falling into the latter camp, actor Elizabeth Olsen arrived at JFK airport yesterday wearing simple yet sensible pull-on ankle boots.

As almost every trip through security for myself has involved the removal of my shoes to pass through the body scanner, this is a topic that I feel very passionate about. However, in the winter months, chances are you'll need much more in the way of coverage than a flimsy ballet pump. In my years of flying I've learnt that pull-on ankle boots are the best for any autumn/winter airport moment. Easy to slip on and off with no fiddly buckles, zips or laces to slow you down, this practical boot trend even usurps strappy sandals, and heeled mary janes in my opinion.

The perfect boot for pairing with a fuzzy cashmere socks, you also won't be forced for step through the airport barefoot when you inevitably have to remove your boots.

Pairing her chunky shoes with straight leg jeans and a light brown blazer, Olsen accessorised with simple black sunglasses and a large weekender bag. With a lug sole detail, Olsen's chunky boots were also enough to protect her from the puddle adorned pavements that are everywhere this time of year.

Simple, polished and comfortable enough to withstand hours of flying, I dare say that Olsen has perfect the art of airport style. Read on to shop her style here, as well as discover our favourite pull on boots below.

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Suiting separates are on our radar for fall, and Elizabeth Olsen may have just convinced us to ditch the jacket. The actress was recently spotted in New York City wearing gray wool trousers with a matching vest sans blouse. At first glance, this Moschino outfit looks like a classic two-piece combo, but further inspection led us to discover that the set is, in fact, a jumpsuit!

We love how Olsen's longtime stylist, Elizabeth Stewart, kept the accessories simple with black rectangular Celine sunglasses and chunky platform pumps. It is just one of the many superb outfits Olsen has worn on her press tour while promoting her latest movie, His Three Daughters.

Since separates are much more versatile and easier to shop for right now, we've pulled nine vests and trousers that can be worn to achieve a look similar to Olsen's or combined with other pieces in your wardrobe. As for accessories, go big and bold with accent colors and bling, or keep it simple with classic staples. Either way, it's a strong statement, and we predict we'll see it everywhere this fall.

On Elizabeth Olsen: Moschino jumpsuit; Celine sunglasses

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The pursuit of comfortable pants that are also cool can oftentimes be fruitless. With many pairs, you can have one but not the other, so when a pant trend that's also comfortable comes to be, I pay attention—especially as I'm always on the hunt for an alternative to jeans. Clearly, so is Elizabeth Olsen. That trend is pajama pants (particularly blue striped ones), which she just wore while out running errands in L.A.

It's worth noting that boxer shorts were a trend last summer and are poised to return this year alongside pajama pants. The key to making loose cotton drawstring pants not look like you simply left the house in your pajamas is to pair them with structured pieces and shoes that don't resemble bedtime slippers. But let's get back to Olsen, who opted for a pair of blue-and-white striped pajama-like pants paired with sneakers. She looks chic and polished.

Keep scrolling to see the cool, casual look on Olsen and a few influencers who love the trend and, of course, shop pajama-style pants for yourself.

Influencers Wearing the Trend

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This story was published at an earlier date and has since been updated.

TikTokers like to joke that millennials wore "business casual" outfits to the clubs in the early 2010s, but it's no laughing matter: We really were out there wearing pencil skirts and corporate blouses for nights out. Another crucial element of the look? Cropped blazers, a Y2K specialty. I haven't owned one in well over a decade, but Elizabeth Olsen's exceptionally chic new red carpet look just convinced me to buy one. 

Attending the National Board of Review Gala in New York City this week, Olsen wore a head-to-toe Thom Browne outfit. The corset was reminiscent of Olsen's spectacular Golden Globes dress from this past weekend, but the rest of the look felt thoroughly fresh. Scroll down to see how Elizabeth Olsen styled a cropped blazer for the red carpet and shop versions for yourself. 

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The stories I write for Who What Wear oscillate between trendy and timeless. Sometimes I report on daring celebrity outfits, other times, I cover tried-and-true wardrobe staples. As you might have guessed from my headline, this story fits into the latter camp. 

Photographed arriving at the CBS studios in New York City, Elizabeth Olsen wore the flat shoe trend that will never go out of style: black loafers. They've been popular since the 1930s and show no signs of slowing down. Not only are they a more comfortable alternative to heels, but their versatility cannot be understated. You can style loafers with a pantsuit as Olsen did or pair them with casual ripped jeans. The options are truly endless. Keep scrolling to shop some of my favorite loafers. 

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If you're an Olsen sister, chances are high that you'll be spotted wearing a black outfit. Mary-Kate, Ashley, and Elizabeth all have a penchant for the subdued color and regularly wear it from head to toe. Elizabeth Olsen's latest look naturally follows the family's go-to outfit formula to a T—well, except for her brown boots! 

Photographed running errands in New York City, she went incognito in a baseball hat and oversize sunglasses along with a sleek coat, a pair of simple leggings, and Dr. Martens 2976 Leonore Boots ($135). In true Olsen fashion, her outfit was low-key yet super stylish. Scroll down to shop her reasonably priced boots and re-create the entire outfit with pieces from H&M, Mango, and more. 

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I can't remember a time when I wasn’t inspired by the fashion trends that Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen were wearing. From their younger days to their street style fashion in the 2000s to the pieces they’re now designing at The Row, their sartorial taste has always made a lasting impact on me. What I love about their style most is how they invest in amazing core wardrobe staples but aren’t afraid to experiment with trends and fashion-forward silhouettes.

They’re typically earlier adopters who know the cool trends long before they happen. They’ve even helped pave the way for controversial pieces like Birkenstock sandals. Looking to the S/S 21 runways, I noticed how many Olsen-inspired fashion trends I spotted among them. From reinvented basics to cutout dresses to the clog trend that’s about to take over to, you can find many of them sitting in the Olsens’ closet. Here, see how they wore them first and get inspiration for how to try them out for yourself this spring.

Clogs

Clogs have been spotted everywhere from the S/S 21 collections to the wardrobes of the fashion set. Here, they're styled to perfection with a classic coat and ripped jeans.

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Relaxed Trousers

Loose, relaxed trousers have been an Olsen favourite for years. Now that we've seen them in the S/S 21 collection of brands including Louis Vuitton and Chloé, you can expect to see plenty more of them in 2021.

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Investment Bags

According to recent reports from retailers like Net-a-Porter, shoppers are interested in buying more investment bags than in past years. If you're looking for a bag that you'll own and wear for years, you can't go wrong with one of these from Hermès, Prada, or Bottega Veneta.

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Tunic Tops

While tunic tops may sound a little daunting to pull off, Ashley Olsen shows just how chic they are. Paired with sandals and a flowy skirt or pants and you have the perfect polished look for spring.

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Oversize Button-Downs

With brands like Valentino and The Row endorsing oversized button-down tops for spring, you can expect to see the fashion set on board. We spotted them on the runways with micro shorts and relaxed trousers but you can't go wrong by styling them with a classic pair of jeans.

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Cutout Dresses

One of the many "naked" trends that were huge on the spring runways, cutout dresses have to be one of my favourite takes on barely-there fashion for the upcoming season.

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Big Belts

It's been a while since we've seen big belts come into play, but I'm very ready for their return. Mary-Kate Olsen shows the perfect, sophisticated way to wear one.

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Next up, the biggest spring/summer 2021 fashion trends to know. 

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There isn’t a time when I wasn’t inspired by the fashion trends that Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen were wearing. From their younger days to their street style fashion in the 2000s to the pieces they’re now designing at The Row, their sartorial taste has always made a lasting impact on me. What I love about their style most is how they invest in amazing core wardrobe staples but aren’t afraid to experiment with trends and fashion-forward silhouettes.

They’re typically earlier adopters who know the cool trends long before they happen. They’ve even helped pave the way for controversial pieces like Birkenstock sandals. Looking to the S/S 21 runways, I noticed how many Olsen-inspired fashion trends I spotted among them. From reinvented basics to cutout dresses to the clog trend that’s about to take over to, you can find many of them sitting in the Olsens’ closet. Here, see how they wore them first and get inspiration for how to try them out for yourself this spring.

Clogs

Clogs have been spotted everywhere from the S/S 21 collections to the wardrobes of the fashion set. Here, they're styled to perfection with a classic coat and ripped jeans.

Shop the trend:

Relaxed Trousers

Loose, relaxed trousers have been an Olsen favorite for years. Now that we've seen them in the S/S 21 collection of brands including Louis Vuitton and Chloé, you can expect to see plenty more of them in 2021.

Shop the trend:

Investment Bags

According to recent reports from retailers like Net-a-Porter, shoppers are interested in buying more investment bags than in past years. If you're looking for a bag that you'll own and wear for years, you can't go wrong with one of these from Hermès, Prada, or Bottega Veneta.

Shop the trend:

Tunic Tops

While tunic tops may sound a little daunting to pull off, Ashley Olsen shows just how chic they are. Paired with sandals and a flowy skirt or pants and you have the perfect polished look for spring.

Shop the trend:

Oversize Button-Downs

With brands like Valentino and The Row endorsing oversize button-down tops for spring, you can expect to see the fashion set on board. We spotted them on the runways with micro shorts and relaxed trousers but you can't go wrong by styling them with a classic pair of jeans.

Shop the trend:

Cutout Dresses

One of the many "naked" trends that were huge on the spring runways, cutout dresses have to be one of my favorite takes on barely-there fashion for the upcoming season.

Shop the trend:

Big Belts

It's been a while since we've seen big belts come into play, but I'm very ready for their return. Mary-Kate Olsen shows the perfect, sophisticated way to wear one.

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Next, read about the It-bag that will be everywhere next month.

Getting bangs is a rite of passage in so many people’s lives, whether it’s done on a whim or after months of decision-making. Choosing your style is a big part of that journey, so a little bit of research never hurts. One of the benefits of bangs is how beautifully they frame your face, so it’s especially helpful to know what shape your face is. So, first things first: Identify your face shape (it’s easier than it sounds, promise). 

Now you’re ready for step two: choosing your look. We turned to Moroccanoil Celebrity Hairstylist Bryce Scarlett—a.k.a. the man Gigi Hadid, Margot Robbie, Brie Larson and pretty much every other A-lister trusts with their gorgeous hair—to help break down which fringe is best for each shape. Ahead, find your next hairstyle, along with celeb inspiration to screenshot and show your hairstylist. (Oh, and it goes without saying: It's best to go to a trained professional for bangs—or any big hair change—to avoid catastrophe.)

Face Shape: Round

"Full, choppy, piecey bangs that extend from from lash-length to jawbone-length are perfect for round faces,” says Scarlett. Elizabeth Olsen demonstrates the look flawlessly, and Scarlett also cites Goldie Hawn’s iconic long bangs as a style reference.

Face Shape: Oval

As expert bangs-wearer Dakota Johnson has proven time and time again, oval-shaped faces can wear pretty much any bangs style. Still, Scarlett has a favorite, explaining that "Longer, soft, side-swept bangs frame an oval-shaped face.”

Face Shape: Heart

"A straight across, blunt-style bang is best for a heart-shaped face,” recommends Scarlett. Don’t be afraid to go bold—a strong chin and cheekbones balances the hairstyle, as Rashida Jones demonstrates.

Face Shape: Square

Embrace the curtain bang. "A center-parted, softly feathered ‘Bardot’ bang is most suitable for square-shaped faces,” explains Scarlett. Alexa Chung’s now-iconic soft bangs should be at the top of your Pinterest board.

If You Have a Small Forehead

Yes, you can get bangs! "For smaller foreheads, recommend that the bangs start further back on the hairline to give the illusion of a larger forehead,” explains Scarlett. Hannah Simone's fringe is a perfect example; her blunt style is set slightly past her hairline to allow for a little extra length.

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Phew! Is it just me, or has this year been particularly filled with high-profile engagements? It seems like one celeb after the other has paired off, and we're definitely not complaining. For starters, we revel in seeing the beautiful engagement rings, as well as the creative or sentimental ways celebrities reveal the news. And most importantly, the biggest engagements of 2019 give us plenty of weddings to look forward to in 2020.

One of the most talked-about weddings next year will certainly be Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez's—they're a power couple if there ever was one. Given the size of J.Lo's engagement ring, something tells us she won't go subtle with her wedding dress. Then we have yet another royal affair on the horizon, as Princess Beatrice got engaged back in September. You can bet her cousins Prince William and Prince Harry will be at the event along with their better halves, Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle.

Scroll down to review all the chicest celebrity weddings we're looking forward to in 2020.

Next, Anna Wintour says these are the eight biggest trends of 2020.

It’s official: Thanks to Elizabeth Olsen, we’re seeing green! The 30-year-old actress was spotted wearing a stunning emerald engagement ring while grocery shopping this past weekend in Los Angeles, confirming her previously speculated about engagement to longtime boyfriend, musician Robbie Arnett. 

Reminiscent of the green Infinity Stone set in the thumb of Avengers’ villain Thanos’s all-powerful gilded gauntlet, Olsen’s new emerald is probably even more precious to the actress best known for portraying Marvel's Scarlet Witch.

As seen in close-ups of Olsen’s new bling, the square-cut emerald is surrounded by an impressive halo of diamond baguettes and set on a thin yellow-gold band. "Elizabeth’s ring has a royal feel to it," explains James Schultz, founder, and chief customer officer of engagement ring e-tailer JamesAllen.com, noting that the style is similar to Kate Middleton’s iconic ring with its halo setting and unconventional gemstone center. "The emerald in Olsen's ring is around four carats, making the overall retail value somewhere between $200,000 and 250,000," he estimates.

This colorful gemstone and sparkly setting makes Olsen and Arnett the latest celebrity couple to eschew the traditional diamond solitaire, following the likes of Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom (a pink ruby surrounded by diamonds,) Avengers’ co-star Scarlett Johanssen and Colin Jost, (a pear-shaped brown diamond), and big sister, Mary-Kate Olsen, who wears a vintage Cartier engagement ring with diamonds and blue sapphires from husband Olivier Sarközy. 

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If we're being honest, figuring out what to wear to the airport during the winter is really confusing. Whether you're leaving one cold place and are heading to another cold place or are jet-setting to the deserved warm-weather vacation of your dreams, the fact of the matter is that planes aren't cold inside (well, okay, relatively speaking). So, again, we find ourselves confused about what to wear on our way to the airport, during the flight, and after. Somehow you're sweating, freezing, or both within hours of each other. Yeah, it's pretty much just an all-around mess.

However, there are a handful of people who somehow always manage to get winter airport outfit dressing just right, and that's celebrities. Considering just how much the women ahead travel on a regular basis, it should come as no surprise that they know how to dress for a flight. Ahead, check out the recent winter airport outfits celebs like Kaia Gerber, Bella Hadid, and Heidi Klum have worn that actually make sense.

Beanie Baby

There's nothing wrong with wearing your winter accessories on the plane. Considering how small something like a beanie is, we're fairly certain you'll find room to stow it somewhere in the seat compartment in front of you. A leather trench and cozy joggers make this look feel sleek yet practical for a winter airport appearance.

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Wild Card

Just because you're getting on a plane doesn't mean you have to wear boring clothing. Instead of packing that statement coat in your suitcase, wear it while you're en route and be the most eye-catching thing on your flight. Your seatmates will (or should) thank you.

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Make Room

While we definitely advise against wearing rigid denim on a flight, for obvious reasons, we never said anything about rigid denim in a boyfriend jean silhouette. With a wide-enough leg, jeans of any kind can feel like your comfiest sweatpants. Top the look with a simple sweater and you're ready to travel.

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Cozy Cardi

Wear your coziest cardigan (which is probably the one that would take up the most room in your suitcase) as a top. Pair it with black jeans that have a little stretch and black ankle boots. You're welcome for this no-brainer winter outfit idea. 

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Set Life

Want to wear pajamas but feel weird doing it on a plane? Try a knit matching set instead. This outfit has the feel of pajamas but looks like it just came off the runway. Again, you're welcome. 

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Clothing Carry-On

This trick is one that's tried and true—wear your biggest coat on the plane so you don't have to pack it. Plus, whether you're leaving somewhere cold or landing somewhere cold, you'll be able to adapt to your winter surroundings without digging through all your bags. 

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Leggings as Pants

If you're not a "leggings as pants" kind of girl, try pairing the athleisure staple with a bigger statement jacket and a graphic T-shirt. Sneakers and sleek accessories will help give you the feeling that you are, in fact, wearing a real outfit. 

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Last night, Chanel hosted its annual lunch at the Tribeca Film Festival, and naturally, the room was filled with two-tone pumps, tweed suits and quilted handbags. Elizabeth Olsen's outfit stood out from the Chanel crowd, however, as she wore the ultimate party outfit for girls who hate dressing up. The Olsen sister wore an everyday white T-shirt and black skinny jeans, but then made it her own with a sweeping embroidered evening coat and two-tone Chanel backless mules with a single pearl on each heel. This outfit proves that you can wear skinny jeans to any occasion, which is something to bear in mind come December.

Keep scrolling to see how Elizabeth Olsen wore jeans and a T-shirt the Chanel way.

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Next up, see our edit of the best two-tone Chanel-inspired shoes around.

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