I'm well aware that we talk about flat shoes a lot here on Who What Wear, but let's take a break from that and talk about a heel trend I've been spotting as of late. It's a walkable heel style (as in, not a stiletto or a platform), it's pretty, and two women with cool style just wore it: Alexa Chung and Michelle Monaghan.

The heel trend I'm referring to is ballet pumps with an oversize bow. They look like something you'd stumble across in a vintage shop (and immediately buy if you get lucky with the size). Recently, though, the trend has been brought back into the spotlight by the creative director who’s arguably the most inspired by vintage designers in the game: Alessandro Michele. Michele is currently the creative director at Valentino, and he designed several oversized-bow ballet pumps for the brand's current collection.

Chung happened to wear a slingback pair with baggy black pants while in Cannes, while Monaghan was photographed in NYC wearing her tan leather ballet pumps with a denim midi skirt and red tank. I think we can all agree that the vintage-y heels look equally cool with both outfits.

Keep scrolling to shop the new celeb-approved heel trend for your wardrobe.

WHO: Alexa Chung

WEAR: Dôen top; Valentino pants, Valentino Garavani Nellcôte Small Shoulder Bag in Suede with Fringes (£1750), and Valet Du Roi Leather Slingback Flats (£830)

WHO: Michelle Monaghan

Shop Oversize-Bow Ballet Pumps:

I'm well aware that we talk about flat shoes a lot here on Who What Wear, but let's take a break from that and talk about a heel trend I've been spotting as of late. It's a walkable heel style (as in, not a stiletto or a platform), it's pretty, and two women with cool style just wore it: Alexa Chung and Michelle Monaghan.

The heel trend I'm referring to is ballet pumps with an oversize bow. They look like something you'd stumble across in a vintage shop (and immediately buy if you get lucky with the size). Recently, though, the trend has been brought back into the spotlight by the creative director who’s arguably the most inspired by vintage designers in the game: Alessandro Michele. Michele is currently the creative director at Valentino, and he designed several oversize-bow ballet pumps for the brand's current collection.

Chung happened to wear a slingback pair with baggy black pants while in Cannes, while Monaghan was photographed in NYC wearing her tan leather ballet pumps with a denim midi skirt and red tank. I think we can all agree that the vintage-y heels look equally cool with both outfits.

Keep scrolling to shop the new celeb-approved heel trend for your wardrobe.

WHO: Alexa Chung

WEAR: Dôen top; Valentino pants, Valentino Garavani Nellcôte Small Shoulder Bag in Suede with Fringes ($2450), and Valet Du Roi Leather Slingback Flats ($990)

WHO: Michelle Monaghan

Shop Oversize-Bow Ballet Pumps

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

Long, full hair may be the standard (thanks, old-school shampoo commercials!), but in reality, it's far from the norm. There are a lot of reasons someone might have thinner hair, from genetics to postpartum hair loss. And while hair thinning is more common as we get older, anyone of any age can have thin hair, or fine hair (aka hair that's physically smaller in diameter than its fuller counterparts). That's why, as always, the right haircut can be a total game-changer. 

No matter your hair length or texture, your next cut is just a scroll away. We caught up with three ultra-talented hairstylists—Sanda Petrut of Maxine Salon in Chicago, celebrity stylist Joseph Maine, and Ryan Trygstad of Mark Ryan Salon in New York City—to find out their tips for cutting and styling thin and fine hair, as well as the best products to use for styling it. (Best of all: Not an extension in sight.)

The Hairstylist: Sanda Petrut of Maxine Salon in Chicago

"So many factors are taken into consideration when choosing a haircut for thin hair," explains Petrut. "Is it thin on top? Is it thin on the sides? Is it thin all over? Is it thin due to illness? Is it thin due to ageing? I also consider features and lifestyle," says the stylist.

Petrut also pays close attention to length and texture. "For thin, straight hair I may choose a shorter haircut with clean lines. Maybe a little graduation or a little layer if hair density supports it," she says. 

"For medium-to-long hair length, I’ll choose a long fringe and/or framing," she says.

Finally, "If hair is wavy or curly I would definitely add layers," she says. "The layers would add volume and the hair would appear thicker."

The Hairstylist: Joseph Maine, Celebrity Stylist, and Color Wow Artistic Director 

"Typically, I recommend blunt haircuts or haircuts with very little layering for thin hair because you don’t want to remove density from the ends," says Maine. However, he says, "There are still ways to add shape by face-framing or adding minimal 'hidden layers.'"

For loose, voluminous curls like Jennifer Lawrence's, Maine recommends blowing hair out with a diffuser.

Rashida Jones's haircut may volley from chin to shoulder length, but she usually avoids layers to keep it looking fuller.

A soft bend and a side fringe adds texture and dimension to Emma Stone's bob haircut.

The Hairstylist: Ryan Trygstad, Celebrity Stylist and Co-Founder of Mark Ryan Salon in New York City

The hairstylist agrees that blunt cuts can be fantastic on thinner hair. "Mid-to-shorter lengths are great because the hair looks fuller," explains Trygstad, who adds that "Finer hair types are less likely to have a pyramid- or triangle-shaped style." 

One reason Jamie Chung's lob looks so sleek and cool? "Blunt shapes are better for fine hair," says Trygstad.

Another pretty idea inspired by Jourdan Dunn's look: slightly choppy ends.

Lucy Boynton's of-the-moment curtain bangs are the perfect face-framing detail to her blunt bob.

And now, 5 hair colours that don't do thin hair any favours—and 5 that absolutely do.

Long, full hair may be the standard (thanks, old-school shampoo commercials!), but in reality, it's far from the norm. There are a lot of reasons someone might have thinner hair, from genetics to postpartum hair loss. And while hair thinning is more common as we get older, anyone of any age can have thin hair, or fine hair (aka hair that's physically smaller in diameter than its fuller counterparts). That's why, as always, the right haircut can be a total game-changer. 

No matter your hair length or texture, your next cut is just a scroll away. We caught up with three ultra-talented hairstylists—Sanda Petrut of Maxine Salon in Chicago, celebrity stylist Joseph Maine, and Ryan Trygstad of Mark Ryan Salon in New York City—to find out their tips for cutting and styling thin and fine hair, as well as the best products to use for styling it. (Best of all: Not an extension in sight.)

The Hairstylist: Sanda Petrut of Maxine Salon in Chicago

"So many factors are taken into consideration when choosing a haircut for thin hair," explains Petrut. "Is it thin on top? Is it thin on the sides? Is it thin all over? Is it thin due to illness? Is it thin due to aging? I also consider features and lifestyle," says the stylist.

Petrut also pays close attention to length and texture. "For thin, straight hair I may choose a shorter haircut with clean lines. Maybe a little graduation or a little layer if hair density supports it," she says. 

"For medium-to-long hair length, I’ll choose a long bang and/or framing," she says.

Finally, "If hair is wavy or curly I would definitely add layers," she says. "The layers would add volume and the hair would appear thicker."

The Hairstylist: Joseph Maine, Celebrity Stylist, and Color Wow Artistic Director 

"Typically, I recommend blunt haircuts or haircuts with very little layering for thin hair because you don’t want to remove density from the ends," says Maine. However, he says, "There are still ways to add shape by face-framing or adding minimal 'hidden layers.'"

For loose, voluminous curls like Jennifer Lawrence's, Maine recommends blowing hair out with a diffuser.

Rashida Jones's haircut may volley from chin to shoulder length, but she usually avoids layers to keep it looking fuller.

A soft bend and side bangs added texture and dimension to Emma Stone's bob haircut.

The Hairstylist: Ryan Trygstad, Celebrity Stylist and Co-Founder of Mark Ryan Salon in New York City

The hairstylist agrees that blunt cuts can be fantastic on thinner hair. "Mid-to-shorter lengths are great because the hair looks fuller," explains Trygstad, who adds that "Finer hair types are less likely to have a pyramid- or triangle-shaped style." 

One reason Jamie Chung's lob looks so sleek and cool? "Blunt shapes are better for fine hair," says Trygstad.

Another pretty idea inspired by Jourdan Dunn's look: slightly choppy ends.

Lucy Boynton's of-the-moment curtain bangs are the perfect face-framing detail to her blunt bob.

And now, 14 (actually) effective products for hair growth, according to Amazon reviews.

Plans this weekend? You're gonna need an outfit for that. If weather permits, skip the jacket and try a version of Jamie Chung's off-the-shoulder getup. Big night on the town? Belt your LBD à la Rihanna. Or maybe you're headed to Coachella. While there's a 100% chance you already have your outfits planned, a few more ideas couldn't hurt. All else, look to these five inspiring looks that made this week's best dressed list.

On Rihanna: Versace dress; Chopard jewelry

On Amal Clooney: Zanzan Ortolon Sunglasses ($295); Diane von Furstenberg Vinyl Trench Coat ($998)

Similar Styles: James Perse Cotton-Jersey Top ($135); Monse Louis Wide-Leg Pants ($990); Linea Paolo Carly Slingback Pumps ($120)

On Lily Aldridge: Isabel Marant Double-Breasted Blazer ($1085) and Elome Tapered Pants ($725); Stuart Weitzman Aster Suede Ankle Boots ($555); Givenchy Sway Bag ($1990)

On Jamie Chung: Related top; McGuire Vintage Slim Jean ($268); Gerard Darel bag; Sol Sana shoes

On Elsa Hosk: Vans Sk8-Hi High Top Sneaker ($65)

Similar Styles: J.Crew Dion Trench Coat ($160); Re/Done High-Rose Stove Pipe Jeans ($250); Rag & Bone Walker Shearling & Suede Tote ($750)

While New York Fashion Week is in full swing, it’s fair to say that for those of us not located in New York City, it can feel a bit... distant. Literally. Especially all the way from Australia, where our seasons are opposite to our style-sisters overseas, New York fashion can tend to feel a little misplaced.

Granted, Fashion Week street style does provide us with great inspiration for what to wear in the coming seasons—but it can be hard to put this into perspective when we’re still in our last month of summer. After all, who can say whether or not the trends we’re seeing this week will still feel exciting come winter?

So, needless to say, we were more than excited to see a number of Australian designers show up to Fashion Week in the best way possible. With Alice McCall presenting for the first time at NYFW followed by Dion Lee the same day, New York City began to get a taste of Aussie fashion.

If there was any doubt about the trends we're bringing overseas, Zimmermann’s day five show confirmed that Australian designers deserve a spot in the international style scene. Drawing the attention of trendsetters, both Australian and otherwise, these shows were definitely successful, garnering attention from the likes of Victoria Lee, Olivia Palermo, Jessica Hart, and Katie Holmes to name a few.

To see some of the best moments from these Australian designers New York Fashion Week presentations, keep scrolling:

Alice McCall

WHO: Jamie Chung

WHO: Brittany Snow

WHO: Johanna Olsson

Dion Lee

WHO: Jessica Hart

WHO: Victoria Lee

WHO: Larsen Thompson

Zimmermann

WHO: Katie Holmes

WHO: Olivia Palermo

WHO: Bambi Northwood-Blyth and Nina Agdal

Fashion girls are divided into two categories right now: those impatiently looking ahead to fall and those savoring every last bit of summer. If you happen to fall into the latter category, we found the perfect piece you need to round out the season. Jamie Chung attended a pool party in New York City this week wearing Lou & Grey’s Silkwash Romper ($70) and colorful printed sandals, finishing off the look by tying the brand’s Birdie Bandana ($32) in her hair.

We love the navy romper because it offers a blank slate to show off cute finishing touches—in Chung’s case, that would be statement sandals and a fun hair accessory. Plus, the under-$75 price tag is definitely appealing—doesn’t it look way more expensive than it really is? All in all, we’re pretty much convinced that we can’t say goodbye to summer without swiping up a cute romper like this one.

Scroll down to see Jamie Chung’s full look and shop the pieces she’s wearing!

On Jamie Chung: Lou & Grey Silkwash Romper ($70); Alana Hadid x Lou & Grey Birdie Bandana ($32).

How would you style this romper? Tell us in the comments below, and then shop even more rompers to add to your collection!

Pablo Picasso once said, "Learn the rules like a pro so you can break them like an artist." Of course, he was referring to art, but the sentiment can be just as easily applied to fashion. There are many fashion "rules" that are totally okay to break when done the right way.

One style rule breaker we love is Jamie Chung. She stepped out for an event this week in a delicate Elizabeth and James dress, and get this—she color-coordinated her accessories. The bag and shoes were the same rich cobalt blue hue, which was key to making the look work, as colors that are too different might look accidental. Her white dress also provided a neutral backdrop for just a couple colorful pieces to shine. The result was an ensemble that looked very artful and not at all overdone.

Keep scrolling to shop the look!

On Jamie Chung: Elizabeth and James Kenji Cotton Off-the-Shoulder Dress ($365) ($146); Dolce & Gabbana Rosaria Tote ($2395) and Bianca Crystal-Embellished Lace Slides ($795).

Do you like matching your accessories? Sound off in the comments below!

We’ve never met a pair of Aquazzura shoes we didn’t want to buy. Edgardo Osorio, the mastermind behind the beloved shoe brand that’s known for signature styles like Wild Thing and Sexy Thing, has created a cult following thanks to his flawless designs. His collection is almost always sold out due to its covetable charm and eye-catching details. Everyone wants to wear Osorio’s drop-dead-gorgeous designs—keep reading to see which celebs own a pair!

Scroll down to see what we’re talking about!

Wearing: Aquazzura x Olivia Palermo Cutout Sandals

Wearing: Aquazzura Wild Thing Sandals ($785)

Wearing: Aquazzura Sexy Thing Booties ($565)

Wearing: Aquazzura Marilyn Pumps

Wearing: Aquazzura Sexy Thing Booties ($565)

Wearing: Aquazzura Wild Thing Sandals ($785)

Wearing: Aquazzura Amanda Heels

Wearing: Aquazzura Belgravia Flats ($695) in Lipstick

Related: 7 Times You Can Swap Your Heels for a Stylish Pair of Boots

Wearing: Aquazzura Electric Booties

Wearing: Aquazzura Matilde Suede Pumps ($695)

Wearing: Aquazzura Viola Heels

Scroll down to shop our favorite Aquazzura styles before they sell out!

Related: Here’s the Secret to Buying Heels That Won’t Kill Your Feet

With her impeccable taste and sense of current trends, Jamie Chung has managed to catapult herself from reality television star (she initially made a name for herself on The Real World: San Diego) to bona fide fashion star. She never misses a beat on a red carpet and manages to look consistently flawless even in her day-to-day life. Her approach to style ranges from flirty and elegant to casual and boho to classic and timeless—and her outfits always look perfect no matter what the occasion. In particular, she has a knack for dressing up even the simplest outfits by pairing them with carefully selected accessories. While she has no shortage of inspiring looks, today we've rounded up the best of the best. Ready to see which outfits made our list? Keep reading to see Jamie Chung's best looks and learn a few of her key styling tricks.

Last spring's favorite trend is back for round two, and we're excited to ditch our jackets so we can wear it again. Jamie's breezy off-the-shoulder blouse looks effortless with distressed denim, a bucket bag, and pointed-toe mules.

On Jamie Chung: Related top; McGuire Vintage Slim Jean ($268); Gerard Darel bag; Sol Sana shoes

The once-taboo trend is making a strong comeback, but the look doesn't have to be presented in an in-your-face manner. Choose a belt bag in a muted neutral shade and classic shape, then team it with a cozy knit and patterned pants for a look that's classic and cool.

On Jamie Chung: Storets Dolores Cropped Pullover ($104); Kate Spade Greenwood Place Rita Belt Bag ($198, available in black and tusk); Diane von Furstenberg Mollo Leather Boots ($348)

Yes, wearing mismatched shoes is a thing—and it doesn't have to look totally insane. Select colors based on the overall tone of your look, and when in doubt, stick to neutrals.

On Jamie Chung: Kristina Fidelskaya dress; Sofia Webster Rosalind Sandals ($495)

White boots are having a major moment—and Jamie knows it. They pair perfectly with a two-piece (or jumpsuit) for an easy going-out look.

On Jamie Chung: Fame and Partners The Onassis Two Piece ($299); Diane von Furstenberg Mollo Leather Boots ($348)

Wear a color like silver to make a daytime silhouette work for the evening.

On Jamie Chung: Smythe blazer; Dannijo necklace; Related Apparel Alandra Dress ($202); Jimmy Choo Candy Clutch ($1195) and sandals

Put a sportswear spin on a dress by pairing it with sneakers.

On Jamie Chung: Diesel jacket; Twenty Viscose Stretch Midi Dress ($188); New Balance 96 Mashup Casual Sneakers ($110)

You can't go wrong lining your closet with classic pieces like a cashmere sweater and leather oxfords.

Though pink and red have a reputation for clashing, they're actually one of the season's most popular color pairings.

On Jamie Chung: Banana Republic dress

Accessories really can make your outfit. Adding an interesting belt, hat, and ankle boots to a simple dress completely changes the look.

On Jamie Chung: Rag & Bone hat; American Apparel dress; Tezenis bra; Chloé Small Hudson Bag ($2150); Grey City boots.