Every seasoned fashion editor has their go-to uniform. Whether it's the print and colour they always wear together or the silhouettes that they never pass up. For me, rather boringly, that combo is blue bottoms paired with black footwear, think jeans styled with loafers, or denim knee-length skirts paired with ballet flats. This low-effort, high-reward pairing has been a staple of mine for as long as I can remember. That was, until this week when two of the chicest celebrities swapped their tried-and-tested neutrals for the ultimate palette cleanser: white-on-white.

Early on this week, the ultimate style muse Rosie Huntington-Whiteley stepped out to show us how to execute head-to-toe white with zero effort. Spotted for the first time since her Victoria's Secret appearance, the supermodel styled a midriff-baring crop top with low-slung, straight-leg white denim and off-white heels. Using a camel-coloured suede trench coat to ground her light base, her jeans-and-heels pairing elevated her look from casually comfortable to something quite refined.

But if there was any lingering doubt about whether white and white really worked was gone the moment Kelly Rutherford posted her most recent Instagram dump. Channelling the exact same tonal formula as Rosie, the queen of elevated off-duty style swapped jeans for a loose pair of ecru trousers styled with high-vamp ballet flats in an off-white hue. Finishing her look with a contrasting grey marl and tan trench coat, the pairing proved that white-on-white was more than a summer staple and that the combination could be perfect for transitional weather too.

As the weather continue to get cooler with each passing day, this timeless colour combo is an easy way to give your staples a fresher, modern update. Pairing just as well with vibrant colours as it does with neutrals, It's almost impossible for the two not to give "calming yet polished" energy. Shop the best of the trend below.

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Winter's cold snap has well and truly arrived, which means it's time to bring your knitwear rotation back into regular use. If, like me, you've already dusted off your favourite jumpers, you might have spotted a few gaps worth filling before the coldest days set in.

For inspiration, I turned to one of the chicest over-50s dressers on my radar, Kelly Rutherford, and scrolled through her Instagram to see which knitwear trends she's embracing this season. From the knitwear colour trend that's worth knowing to the most elegant way to wear wool right now, these are the three styles I'm taking my cues from Kelly on.

3 Chic Knitwear Trends To Know Now

1. Draped Knits

Style Notes: One of the most luxurious knitwear trends to emerge this season, draped knits will soon be in all of the chicest women's wardrobes. Kelly's pale cream style, artfully draped across her frame, brings an effortless elegance to her outfit.

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2. Short-Sleeved Knits

Style Notes: As we wait for winter's chilliest days to arrive, short-sleeved knits are an especially useful option for in-between temperatures. Kelly chose a rich chocolate-brown style and paired it with dark-wash jeans, creating an uncomplicated and polished combination that's easy to re-create. I'll certainly be taking notes.

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3. Oatmeal Knits

Style Notes: If you're looking to introduce one new colour into your winter wardrobe, take Kelly's lead and consider an oatmeal knit. Elegant, understated and versatile, it's a shade that works beautifully alongside everything from black and navy to chocolate brown and denim. For a wardrobe built around pieces you'll reach for season after season, an oatmeal knit is one of the smartest additions you can make.

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I’ve long considered shoes to be my speciality, so I’m always tuned into the footwear trends gaining momentum each season. From significant trend overhauls to the subtlest shifts in styling preferences, I want to know about them all. So when I noticed a particularly stylish set of women stepping away from their go-to black shoes in favour of a softer, more graceful neutral, I couldn’t resist documenting it.

Moving away from the ubiquitous black heel, this week I spotted actor Kelly Rutherford styling a sleek pair of light beige shoes in place of her usual darker options. Worn with a crisp white two-piece, the pale neutral complemented the freshness of her outfit beautifully, rather than grounding it too heavily in the way black shoes sometimes can.

Styled with white trousers, beige shoes enhance the lightness of an outfit, but they work just as well with blue denim or darker bottoms, too. Equally as versatile as black, this understated neutral slips into as many outfits whilst bringing a fresher, more refined finish.

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If the influx of starry arrivals touching down at the Nice Côte d'Azur Airport wasn’t enough warning, consider this your official announcement that the annual Cannes Film Festival has officially begun.

The theatrical event is the crème de la crème of theatrical excellence, but considering that it’s hosted on the Côte d'Azur, the captivating looks that grace the red carpet are what really steal the spotlight. In recent years, however, the sartorial fanfare has transcended far beyond the premieres themselves, with these parades of glamour beginning from the moment celebrities land on the tarmac and extending into the lobby of famed institutions like the glamorous Hôtel Martinez.

As a fashion editor who fancies themselves somewhat of a cinephile, this intersection of sartorial and on-screen drama is something that always piques my interest. This year, though, I’d have to award the proverbial Palm D’Or for “Best Dressed” the chic, over-50s celebrities showcasing the best French fashion has to offer.

This is not to say that they’re swanning around the French Riviera wearing the latest silhouettes showcased in Paris. (Though these looks are certainly luxurious and punctuated with designer accessories, like Demi Moore’s new season Gucci and Julia Louis-Dreyfus's intrecciato leather Bottega Veneta.) Instead, these looks serve as proof that simplicity will always be a shortcut to elegance.

In the almost decade-long career I’ve had in the industry, one of the biggest lessons I’ve gleaned from those with a little more experience under their belt is that ditching superfluous trends and developing your own shorthand for sophistication will actually make you look the most stylish. Whether this be a pair of excellently tailored jeans that fit you perfectly, or a black blazer crafted from the most sumptuous materials, it will always help you feel more refined, confident and considered.

This is a style philosophy that the venerable actresses in Cannes this weekend adhered to, and one that I’m proudly adopting, too. But to provide you with a few pointers on how to begin, scroll through for the major French fashion trends the over-50s set is wearing. From saturated colours to minimalist jackets, these are shapes and shades certain to garner a standing ovation.

5 French Fashion Trends Worn by Chic Over-50s Celebrities During the 2026 Cannes Film Festival

1. Bomber Jackets

Style Notes: Ever since returning to the screen with her award-winning performance in The Substance, Demi Moore has made herself a sartorial muse to many established designers: Demna at Gucci, Daniel Roseberry at Schiaparelli and Simone Porte Jacquemus. Joining this year’s Grand Jury, she eschewed any of the chintzy sparkles and floor-grazing gowns these creative directors love to dress her in for a more humble silhouette. In a pair of balloon trousers and a simple crew neck, she embraced the utilitarian nature of the look by styling it with a lightweight bomber jacket that’s both functional and effortless.

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2. Cobalt Blue

Style Notes: Isabelle Huppert might be revered for her portrayals of glamorous women having a nervous breakdown. However, in this high-octane turtleneck and tailored suit from Jil Sander, the French actress is playing the part of a trend setter, particularly because the shade of the long-sleeved top is the hue du jour. A staple of Phoebe Philo’s tenure at Celine and Yves Klein’s work, cobalt blue is vibrant, intriguing, and evidence that adding a dose of colour can go a long way in making tried-and-tested ensembles appear all the more captivating.

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3. Pencil Skirt

Style Notes: As a resident of Monaco, it should come as no surprise that Kelly Rutherford looks right at home in the South of France. Though her velvet, Venetian-inspired slip-on loafers certainly underpin her ensemble with a lived-in ease, there’s something particularly noteworthy about the way she’s juxtaposed these relaxed pieces with practical staples like a short-sleeved carpenter shirt and a pencil skirt. The latter has become one of the defining silhouettes of the season, with endorsements from Chanel, Saint Laurent and Jil Sander, too.

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4. Shirt Dress

Style Notes: Though her daughter, Margaret Qualley, certainly garners the most press about her wardrobe, don’t discount Andie MacDowell’s personal style yet. (She was here first, after all.) After debuting her now signature grey hair during Cannes a few years ago, she’s returned to turn our attention to another underrated style—the humble shirt dress. Elegant and unfussy, this one-and-done design is a favourite of other savants like Gwyneth Paltrow and Emily Ratajkowski, too.

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5. Bootcut Jeans

Style Notes: The secret to a well-edited wardrobe? Deliberate staples that withstand the test of time. Denim is a category that certainly meets this criteria, which is why you’ll find it embraced by so many tastemakers, including Jane Birkin, Alexa Chung and now, Julia Louis-Dreyfus. Here, the actress and comedian takes a literal approach to French fashion in her Breton striped shirt and linen blazer, but it’s her contemporary bootcut jeans that feel the most relevant. A trend that’s been adopted by everyone from Bella Hadid to Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, with a loose gracefulness and poised airiness, this shape can elevate anything it’s paired with.

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A lot is going on in Paris right now, with the Haute Couture shows going full steam ahead directly following the men's ones from last week, and because of that, people who get paid to have great taste have all flocked to the French capital, making it an even better place for trend spotting than it is on any given Tuesday. Knowing that, I've been doing some extra sleuthing, putting in overtime to try to spot the next It thing in fashion on the streets outside Paris's chicest hotels and buzzy runway-show locations. It was all worth it, though, when I discovered a compelling shoe style on several particularly stylish celebrities. Taylor Russell, Anya Taylor-Joy, and Kelly Rutherford—all in the span of a single day—were photographed wearing pretty satin heels. Once is an accident, twice is a coincidence, and three times is a pattern—and just like that, an exciting new shoe trend was born.

All three satin heel–clad celebs were first seen leaving their hotel, Le Bristol Paris, before heading to shows around the city, including Jonathan Anderson's first haute couture show at Dior, hosted at Musée Rodin. For the star-studded event, house ambassador Taylor-Joy wore a jacquard-print silk trench coat, styled with a feather scarf and a pair of champagne-colored Dior pumps. Her fellow Dior ambassador, Russell, also attended the show, wearing a sculptural cocktail dress from the brand's pre-fall 2026 collection paired with black satin pumps.

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At the same hotel, Gossip Girl actress and elevator-mirror-selfie expert Rutherford was seen heading out to the Julie de Libran Haute Couture show wearing a black belted shirtdress from the French designer. With it, she added black tights and matching satin pumps.

On Kelly Rutherford: Julie de Libran Lucille Satin Dress ($3673)

These kinds of coincidences don't just happen—when three best dressed contenders all fly to Paris with the same shoe style, it's important to take note. It's even more important to get ahead of the rising trend by investing in a pair of the elegant, sophisticated footwear. They offer a unique twist on classic pumps by adding a textural change-up from typical leather and a far more formal touch. But don't think you can only wear them with dresses or skirts. Satin heels look just as chic with vintage jeans and a sweater or tailored jacket. Just don't wear them in the rain!

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When Kelly Rutherford joins our Google Meet call, the Gossip Girl alum and "OG Birkin mom," according to the internet, looks as polished as ever, donning a black turtleneck underneath a gray sweater and buttoned-up tweed jacket with thick, oversize black glasses. She looks like she's about to take one of her glamorously nonchalant elevator selfies, which, if you haven't yet had the pleasure of scrolling through the sartorial feast that is her Instagram feed, present an endless source of winter outfit inspo. There's a lot I could ask Rutherford at this moment—I immediately want to know who makes her outerwear, and after some digging, I'm 96% sure it's Penelope Chilvers—yet I ultimately resort to what we don't see in the iconic shots: the beauty picks hiding in her (typically Hermès) bag.

She takes a beat to respond. Rutherford, admittedly, doesn't normally wax poetic on those staples. "Beauty products are tough for me. Talking about fashion is a little bit easier," she tells me with a laugh. It turns out, however, that the actress has some of the chicest beauty recs around, and yes, I took copious notes.

Below, Rutherford reveals the stunning beauty products she'd show off in those mirror selfies, the holiday beauty gifts she'd love to receive this year, and the items Lily van der Woodsen would wear to host a 2025 Christmas party. (The Gossip Girl holiday episodes were always the most iconic.) Alexa, play "Whatcha Say."

To be fair, Rutherford doesn't carry a ton on her person. Her beauty routine as a whole is rather minimal (I wouldn't expect anything less from the quiet luxury queen), consisting of French pharmacy staples and daily supplements—namely from Biosil, which fronts Rutherford as the face of its most recent campaign—that streamline her skincare regimen. "It's always been that way," she says of her "less is more" beauty MO. "My mom dragged me to the makeup counter at 18 years old and was like, 'You've got to put on some makeup and skincare.' I still have to make myself put on stuff, but I do love it. … I've always liked [simple products] for the most part."

When it comes to skincare, clean, simple, and moisturizing is the blueprint. "I do love Caudalie. I've been wearing that [cream] for many years," she shares, also praising Avène's XeraCalm body balm as a fabulous multitasking hero for the wintertime. "It's hypoallergenic, and you can use it on your face, body, everything. It's just a good, very rich cream." Biosil's Advanced Collagen Generator Capsules round out her routine, keeping her skin plump and healthy for the long-haul. "I've known about it for many years and have many friends that have taken it and love it," she shares. "It's such a beautiful, clean product. It's simple, and it works from the inside out."

As for the skincare items she'd take with her on the go and place front and center in her Instagram shot? Lip balms—lots of 'em. Rutherford is quick to rattle off heroes from Hermès ("It's chic and looks good in the purse," she notes), Sonsie, and Rhode as well as a natural shea butter–based formula she recently picked up at a health-food store.

Her makeup routine, however, has a bit more room for experimentation. While she's used the same exact foundation since her Gossip Girl days (Chanel's Les Beiges Foundation, if you're curious), she's recently dabbled in the world of complexion sticks thanks to her 16-year-old daughter. "I saw her one day doing her makeup, and she had just put this concealer stuff on, and it looked so much better. I was like, 'What are you doing?' And she said, 'I'm using this concealer stick just to cover up a little bit.' Now, I've been doing that, and it's amazing. … I think it's by Merit. I don't know if I'll stick with it, but it's been good so far. Gucci Westman makes some good ones too."

A "nice concealer" actually makes a wonderful holiday gift, she tells me—as does a designer lipstick, stylish hairbrush, and luxury cosmetic bag. "It's not always what we buy for ourselves, right?" she quips. After waving her own cream La Bonne Brosse detangler in the camera frame ("It's just so pretty, and it works really great. … You can have them engraved, which is a cool gift," she adds), Rutherford has me fully convinced that the chicest beauty gifts are the ones that double as fashion accessories—beautiful vessels that you can proudly display on your vanity or, if you're Rutherford, showcase in a quick mirror selfie.

In fact, she's worn one of Veronique Gabai's perfume pendants in a previous shot and still swears by the juice today. "[Veronique's fragrances] are very natural, very sophisticated, and the bottles are beautiful," she shares. "You can put a little sample size in the necklace, and it's very chic. She does it in gold and silver."

Her own beauty staples are closely aligned with those of her refined Upper East Side character. According to Rutherford, Lily van der Woodsen would saunter into a festive soirée wearing a designer lipstick and eye shadow ("Probably Hermès"), Armani's Luminous Silk Foundation ("It's old school, but it's still so good"), and a delicate rose scent courtesy of Veronique. Her hair, I'd imagine, would be tied in an elegant French twist—and I can practically hear the Kristen Bell voice-over.

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If my aim for the morning is to construct an elegant outfit, I almost always start with a neutral base.

Ensuring a streamlined and tonal look, I find this is a great launchpad for an elegant ensemble to ensue, and actor Kelly Rutherford was spotted this week in an ensemble that perfectly encapsulates this refined yet relaxed approach. Sticking to a minimal and considered colour palette, Rutherford began with a simple pair of mid-wash jeans. Groundbreaking? Not quite. But comfortable, reliable and effortlessly chic? Absolutely.

On top, she layered a thick wool blazer in a soft beige hue—a timeless staple that added instant polish. To elevate the look further, she introduced a warm contrast with her choice of accessories, reaching for an Hermès Birkin in a rich cognac shade. But whilst her outfit was already exuding understated elegance, it was her choice of footwear that truly tied everything together.

Rather than opting for the usual off-duty staples such as white trainers or ballet flats, Rutherford made a more refined choice, slipping into a pair of light-beige loafers that perfectly mirrored the hue of her structured blazer. This seamless coordination completed her outfit in an uncomplicated yet refined way, while also demonstrating the power of tonal dressing.

Less predictable than black or white but just as versatile, beige flats are the understated hero of spring footwear. Offering ease, refinement and a lightness that complements trans-seasonal styling, they make a clever addition to any 2025 capsule wardrobe.

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Celebrities flocked to Paris last week for couture fashion week, where they attended shows and after-parties celebrating the craftsmanship, innovation, and overall art that is the haute couture collections. Valentino, Schiaparelli, and Chanel were among the brands that showed, but there were a few ready-to-wear collections that snuck onto the calendar as well (looking at you, Jacquemus and Saint Laurent) and made the most of the buzz and visibility that the week brought. Throughout it all, the A-list crowd made notable appearances both at the shows and on the streets between them.

Kendall Jenner stepped out in one of her most elegant looks to date. Laura Harrier gave us an easy-yet-faithful off-duty outfit idea. Pamela Anderson and Kelly Rutherford both proved to be the week's most exciting front-row attendees. Meanwhile, Lily-Rose Depp and Kylie Jenner made headlines in Chanel looks with similar vibes. In other words, celebrities brought their fashion A-game to the French capital, and we're here to give you the download on all of it. Of every notable look from the week, the below eight were simply flawless and got no notes from us (although we do have a lot to say on the matter). Continue on for the most talked-about celebrity outfits from Paris Haute Couture Week.

Kendall Jenner does it again. The model caused a stir when she paired a sharp, monochromatic gray blazer and skirt with black leather gloves. Her look—polished yet effortlessly cool—is only further fueling the momentum for leather gloves, and similar styles are popping up on the fashion-forward set in cities like London and New York City.

On Kendall Jenner: Alberta Ferretti suit; The Row Amazon Clutch ($2690), gloves, and shoes

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Rumblings of boho style's big comeback have been making headlines since last fall, but we hadn't had any realistic outfit inspiration until this Zoë Kravitz look. While attending the Saint Laurent fall 2025 menswear show, Kravitz wore a short ruffled dress with an off-the-shoulder neckline and wide waist belt. The look immediately caught our attention as the first example of boho style that's, well, something we could see ourselves actually wearing.

On Zoë Kravitz: Saint Laurent Off-the-Shoulder Ruffled Silk-Crepon Mini Dress ($3700), Leather Waist Belt ($1050), and Dominique Sandals in Satin Crepe ($990)

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One thing that wasn't on our 2025 bingo card? Kylie Jenner becoming a Chanel girl. But lo and behold, Jenner showed up to the Chanel Haute Couture show wearing a full Chanel tweed ensemble, and it had the internet abuzz with commentary on her new look. While this isn't the first time we've noticed her taking a much more elegant approach (she's been opting for more refined looks from Alaïa and Maximilian Davis over the past year), this certainly cements the fact that Jenner is in a whole new era with her style.

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Leave it to Laura Harrier to always deliver an effortless and timeless off-duty uniform. That's exactly what the actress did while stepping out in Paris between more formal appearances. She was in town for the Saint Laurent menswear show, but on this day, she opted for a casual-cool outfit consisting of a sleek leather jacket, black trousers, and chunky sneakers. We talk a lot about French style over here, and Harrier's look blends in flawlessly with the Parisian street style vibe we're always studying.

On Laura Harrier: Toteme Slim Leather Coat ($3750); New Balance sneakers; Saint Laurent Le 5 à 7 Supple Small Leather Shoulder Bag ($2650)

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Pamela Anderson is in her best style era, and this Jacquemus look is simply the latest in a recent string of particularly strong ones. She arrived to the brand's fall 2025 show wearing an ensemble from the French designer that consisted of a high-neck white blouse buttoned all the way up, a full A-line skirt, sleek black pumps, and the Rond Carré Clutch that's quickly becoming a 2025 It bag.

On Pamela Anderson: Jacquemus shirt, skirt, pumps, and Rond Carré Clutch ($765)

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Let this be our official plea for more Anya Taylor-Joy street style outfits in 2025. We rarely catch a glimpse of the actress while off duty, but based on this recent leather-trench-coat look she wore in Paris, that needs to change because we just know she would have an outsized influence on all of our wardrobes.

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Sometimes, a great outfit comes down to a simple accessory, and this Elsa Hosk look is a prime example of the power a small-but-impactful detail can have. While attending the Valentino Haute Couture show, Hosk wore a jacket with blue jeans and heels—nothing too revolutionary—but layered it with a pair of white lace socks that pop against her minimalistic heels. The styling trick is relatively easy to accomplish but adds so much in the way of direction.

On Elsa Hosk: Valentino Garavani blazer, jeans, gloves, socks, Ladycrush 85 Leather Sandals ($1070), and Viva Superstar Medium Nappa Leather Shopping Bag ($3190)

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Lily van der Woodsen… We mean, Kelly Rutherford, ladies and gentlemen. As soon as we saw this photo of her attending Schiaparelli's show in Paris, it made us realize that fashion weeks everywhere could use more Rutherford sightings. Simply put, she never fails.

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For those of you who've been counting down the days, I have good news: summer holidays are right around the corner. After months of patiently waiting for the weather to turn, dreams of days spent lounging beachside surrounded by warm sun and glistening waters are finally within reach.

As someone who loves a plan, I always have my capsule holiday wardrobe figured out months before my trip, but somehow, swimwear always gets left to the last minute, and all too often I’ve found myself scrambling at the airport or in hotel shops to find something that simply does the job. This year though, I’m already ahead of the game. During a casual scroll through Instagram (for research purposes, of course) I found that swipe after swipe, the same brand was appearing in tagged photos from celebrities and fashion people alike. And this renowned swimwear label has been making sophisticated styles for over 55 years.

Alexa Chung wears the Eres Aquarelle Swimsuit (£340).

Much like the quietening of fashion, we're now seeing minimalism and refinement making waves in the swimwear sector, too. And this is what Eres does best. With over five decades of history, the brand's legacy is cemented in timeless compositions, and it has the heritage to prove it. Focused on swimwear, lingerie and sunny pieces, the brand excels in designing classic styles destined to accompany you on all your adventures from far-flung islands to the British coastline.

With a clear understanding of form, there's a focus on comfort and support as well as silhouette in each design. As someone who needs different sizes for my top and bottom halves, I particularly appreciate that the bikini two-pieces are sold separately so you can find the perfect pairing for your shape. Whether you prefer a one-piece swimsuit or a mix-and-match bikini set, Eres' summer 2024 collection has something for everyone. With sophisticated square necklines, classic triangles and contemporary cut-outs, the brand has honed in on sleek design details that set it apart from the rest.

Anne Laure Mais wears the Black Triangle Bikini.

Sticking to a capsule edit of designs, the pieces come in an array of shades, from classic neutrals to bolder hues. From Alexa Chung's island retreat to Kelly Rutherford's spa day, celebrities and fashion people alike are proving that these classics are the swimwear to be seen in for summer 2024, wherever you're headed.

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Style Notes: Kelly Rutherford shows off the elegant square neckline of Eres' Aquarelle swimsuit.

Style Notes: There's no denying the forever appeal of a great triangle bikini.

Style Notes: Anne-Victoire Lefevre contrasts a simple swimsuit with bold, playful accessories.

Style Notes: The designs are so refined that you might find yourself wearing them as a top, just like Anouk Yve.

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If there's one character from the original Gossip Girl whose fashion sensibilities still fit with today's style, it's Lily van der Woodsen. The über-elegant Upper East Sider favored classic, timeless pieces and monochrome outfits and epitomized quiet luxury before it was even a closely tracked trend. So it's hardly a surprise that Kelly Rutherford's personal style continues to reflect much of her character's supremely chic sensibilities, even a decade after the original series finale.

And if Rutherford's latest look featuring a very UES-appropriate crossbody bag wasn't enough to pique your attention, consider this: Strathberry, the British brand behind the design, is also favored by both Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle.

Keep reading to see how Rutherford styled Strathberry's caramel Mosaic Nano bag. Then shop a few more of our favorite pieces from the brand, including a raffia basket tote that's absolutely perfect for summer weekends in the Hamptons—you know you still love it. Right, Gossip Girl?

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