Jeans and ballet flats are one of the most reliable outfit pairings. It transcends trend cycles, seasons, and personal styles. That said, as friends and readers of mine know, achieving an effortlessly cool aesthetic in 2026 relies on unexpected styling techniques (think straw bags with tailored pants). This raises the question: How can you make this classic duo feel fresh and unpredictable? The short answer is to take a cue from Mandy Moore.

This week, while heading to lunch in L.A., Moore was spotted in a casual denim outfit. She styled light-wash cargo jeans with a green crewneck sweatshirt. For accessories, she opted for tortoise-shell sunglasses and ballet flats, notably in a gorgeous red.

While black ballet flats would have looked classic and stylish, her choice to complete the look with red ones felt unexpected yet intentional and therefore pulled her outfit together. The bold flash of cherry red provided character and depth, making her jeans and sweatshirt feel more elevated and expensive-looking.

With that, keep scrolling to shop the chic combination for yourself.

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As a New Yorker, I love a classic black or tan shoe as much as anyone. But once the heat of summer rolls around, relying on the same neutrals every day gets old. The heat has arrived early this season, begging for brighter, lighter wardrobes. And thankfully, the fashion set has found the perfect middle ground for introducing color without overpowering an entire outfit: pastel heels.

Case in point? Mandy Moore’s latest look. She recently appeared on Live With Kelly and Mark wearing a vibrant lavender-and-mustard silk Victoria Beckham dress. She styled the look with pink lipstick and a pair of suede Manolo Blahniks in seafoam green, proving the versatility of pastels worn with almost any color combo.

These heels work exactly like your favorite neutrals, going with everything from crisp white linen to relaxed blue jeans. Whether you choose seafoam, pale yellow, or icy blue, it’s the easiest way to give your summer wardrobe a refreshing, colorful update. Scroll down to shop Moore's exact Manolos, plus several additional pairs of pastel heels that are perfect for summer.

On Mandy Moore: Victoria Beckham dress; Manolo Blahnik shoes

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If you’re a sneaker purist whose idea of branching out is wearing tan ones as opposed to black or white, you might scoff at the ones I’m about to highlight, but if wearing trendy sneakers is your prerogative, you’re likely to have the opposite reaction. Given the maximalist direction fashion has been heading in (and the popularity of all things animal print), it should come as no surprise that the winter sneaker trend to know is leopard print. Adidas and plenty of other brands have leaned into it as of late, and Mandy Moore is just the latest celebrity to wear the leopard-print sneakers.

While out in L.A. over the weekend, Moore was photographed wearing the most classic of outfit combinations: jeans and a white T-shirt. With less interesting sneakers, the look might've been deemed as "boring," but with her leopard-print sneakers, it looked trendy and cool. So, if you're ready to mix up your winter sneaker collection like Moore did, keep scrolling to shop my picks of the chicest leopard-print sneakers on the market.

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Understated elegance is our summer style goal, and Mandy Moore has already aced the assignment. The singer and This Is Us star turned heads this week at the 2025 Peabody Awards at the Beverly Wilshire in Los Angeles. Moore paired a silky, backless Adam Lippes dress with a bold lip and contrasting accessories by Jimmy Choo.

With its creamy, neutral color and simple silhouette, the dress could easily be worn with anything, but Moore's teal shoes and matching bag set the look apart, making it a summer standout. A metallic sheen attracts attention, and crystal embellishments take the heels from eye-catching to elegant. Keep scrolling to shop Mandy Moore's exact Jimmy Choo shoes (they come in white too) and more teal- and aqua-adjacent shoes we love for the season. It's an easy but unexpected way to make a splash, no matter the occasion.

On Mandy Moore: Adam Lippes dress; Jimmy Choo shoes and bag; Irene Neuwirth jewelry

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After several years of all things ’90s retaking fashion and beauty trends, it seems a natural progression that the 2000s followed suit. But if the ’90s were known for sleek, minimalist looks, the decade after them was known for just the opposite. "Hair in the 2000s was wild because everyone was trying to do something a little different that no one had seen before,” says celebrity hairstylist and Color Wow artistic director Joseph Maine. "There were really no limits and people were experimenting with different textures and accessories. It was a playful time for style.” And playful is right. From dramatic hair colors to iconic (and unique) haircuts, hair in the early aughts was in a beauty league of its own.

Although some of today’s fashion icons like Bella Hadid and Megan Thee Stallion are no doubt inspired by this time in fashion and beauty history, it’s evident that some styles may stay firmly in the past. Keep scrolling as we look back at 20 of the most memorable looks from the era (crimping included!), along with Maine’s expert insight.

Lopez famously topped off her braided hairstyle at the 2000 MTV VMAs with a white bedazzled bandana that matched her outfit. 

We couldn’t help but wonder… if SJP hadn’t let her natural curls run loose, would Carrie Bradshaw’s style—and in turn, Sex and the City itself—be so iconic?

Berry’s is arguably one of the all-time great short haircuts from any era. "That pixie cut will really never go out of style, especially if you have the bone structure that Halle does,” says Maine. 

Good news for Kelly: Her two-tone hair color is making its way back again, with celebs like J.Lo and Dua Lipa wearing the look recently. 

Good news if you still love Avril’s slick-straight look. "Straight, glossy hair really never goes out of style,” says Maine, who recommends using a smoothing treatment like Color Wow Dream Coat ($30) "to give thermal protection and add a ton of shine.”

The late singer-actress was ahead of every trend she wore, from her ombré hair color to her deep side part—a look that dominated the decade (sorry, Gen Z).

"This was an iconic hairstyle that was rarely replicated well,” says Maine of Aguilera’s multitonal look. "The sort of preciseness and choppiness of the cut and extensions helped give this a bit of edge.”

The crimper may have peaked in the ’80s, but it held on through the early aughts as evidenced by Tyra (and her smize).

Brandy’s contributions to millennium-era prom styles can’t be overstated. Case in point: This gorgeous upswept braid bun, which would have looked perfect for the occasion.

She flirted with pink, blue, and even brunette, but Gwen’s bleach blonde was one of the most iconic hair colors of the time (it even caught the attention of Martin Scorcese, who gave her the role of Jean Harlow in The Aviator). 

The rapper made her signature short haircut even more of a statement look by dyeing it shades like lavender and red to match her red carpet looks.

Keri’s haircut in season 2 of Felicity caused ratings to drop, as well as actual death threats. In hindsight, though, her character was going through a breakup (who hasn’t been there?), and also, she looked pretty great! 

The megastar has worn her hair in countless styles, but her long, Destiny’s Child–era waves set the tone for her look for years to come.

Don’t go pulling your Bump-It out of storage just yet, says Maine. "The poof is not coming back anytime soon," He says, however, "Pulling the fringe area back a bit more sleek is a great way to modernize this look and even add some fullness to the crown area.”

"The piecey bangs with some hair half-up is definitely back In style,” says Maine, adding that he’d leave "the additional peek-a-boo braids” back in 2000.

Seemingly every celeb wore this gravity-defying blow-out—extra layered hair required. Also, a moment of appreciation for how little Gabrielle Union has changed since this photo, from the 2001 NAACP Image Awards was taken.

For a brief moment in the early aughts, Farrah Fawcett’s iconic hairdo came back in style. Of course, Gisele pulled the look off with aplomb. 

This particular shade of dark red hair color only existed in the years 1999–2002. We don’t make the rules!

Along with her impossibly low-rise jeans, Brit’s love of headwear became one of her most notable style trademarks.

It’s the future she can see? With some slight styling adjustments, Raven’s Louis Vuitton logo scarf is just as in-demand today.

Blame LiLo for all our questionable side bangs circa 2003. Maine says it’s actually a great transition style: "I think side bangs are on the horizon with so many girls cutting curtain bangs recently,” predicts the hairstylist, adding that "The best way to grow them is by blending them into a bit of a side bang.”

Mischa’s O.C.-era waves would make Marissa Cooper proud. "This wavy texture is back in full force,” says Maine. "The best way to modernize this a bit is by using a waver with a [barrel] slightly larger than what Mischa used.”

Next, keep the early aughts flashback going with the 2000s fashion trends everyone will wear this year.

Mandy Moore is officially a mom for the first time. The actress and singer just shared her baby's Instagram debut and he's as cute as a button. Moore and husband Taylor Goldsmith decided to name their son August Harrison Goldsmith, who will be nicknamed Gus. How cute is that? Moore first announced her pregnancy back in September, so it's safe to say fans have been eagerly anticipating this reveal. 

The adorable—and recently popular—baby name happens to have two different royal connections. Princess Eugenie just announced the other day that her new baby boy is also named August, inspired by the middle name of Queen Victoria's husband. Plus, the middle name Mandy Moore chose, Harrison, is also shared by none other than Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor, the first-born son of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. Royal connections aside, we're so excited for Moore and Goldsmith's sweet new family member. Scroll down to see the baby name announcement. 

Mandy Moore and Taylor Goldsmith's Cutest Couple Moments:

Next, the next viral French jewelry trend is here—and it's so cute. 

I don't know about you, but it seems like every other day brings a new celebrity pregnancy announcement. No less than 10 different big-name celebs are currently expecting right now, ranging from models and actresses to influencers and singers. From a fashion perspective, it's always fun to see how stylish ladies will choose to dress their baby bumps.

For Emma Roberts, pregnancy in late summer has called for floaty floral dresses and cute printed face masks for safety. Actually, nearly all of the celebs below have been wearing mostly dresses during their pregnancies so far, but Chiara Ferragni and Rachel McAdams opted for jeans and stretchy pants, respectively. Scroll down to see and shop the cutest celebrity baby bump outfits.

On Emma Roberts: Faithfull the Brand + Net Sustain Gianna Shirred Tiered Floral-Print Linen Midi Dress ($309); BaubleBar Adjustable Face Mask Set of 3 ($16)

On Ashley Tisdale: Free People Rare Feelings Maxi Dress ($148)

On Hannah Bronfman: Realisation Par The Alba Dress in White Strawberry ($240)

On Elsa Hosk: Modus dress; Bally bag; Prada loafers; EvolveTogether mask; Karen Wazen sunglasses

On Mandy Moore: Valentino bag

On Keyshia Ka'oir Davis: Chanel shoes

On Chiara Ferragni: Skims Cozy Knit Tank ($52)

Next, the 4 fall trends this Parisian mom borrows from her influencer daughters.

Shall we call it a Hollywood baby boom? There has been a lot of celebrity baby news lately, including Gigi Hadid, Chrissy Teigen, Emma Roberts, Ashley Tisdale, and more. And now we can add another announcement to the list. Mandy Moore has confirmed on Instagram that she is expecting a baby boy with her husband Taylor Goldsmith. The new arrival will be the couple's first child. How exciting is that? Only time will tell if he will follow in his musical parents' footsteps. 

Moore revealed the news with a sweet series of black-and-white images showing off her baby bump. She also revealed that her due date is in early 2021, so we'll be waiting with bated breath until then. Scroll down to see Mandy Moore's adorable pregnancy announcement. 

Mandy Moore and Taylor Goldsmith's Cutest Couple Moments

Next, the 4 fall trends this Parisian mom borrows from her daughters.

Welcome to Who What Wear's weekly rundown of the best celebrity beauty looks. Each week, we'll take you through our curated selection of the most enviable hair and makeup showings of the last seven days.

This week's red carpets have been absolute fire. Between the Toronto International Film Festival premieres of Hustlers and Joker, the kickoff of New York Fashion Week, and Harpers Bazaar's annual Icons party, our favorite celebs had ample opportunities to pull out all the beauty stops for the entire world to see.

Smoky eyes, bold brows, and rosy hues ruled the week, and we were surprised to see Emily Ratajkowski revive the faux-freckle trend. But when push comes to shove, our favorite look has to be Jennifer Lopez's blunt lob and otherworldly golden glow. Seriously, does she ever not look absolutely stunning?

If you're looking for some beauty ideas to inspire your aesthetic, then search no further. Keep scrolling to see the best celebrity beauty looks of the week.

WHO: Zendaya

WHAT: Lancôme Idôle Fragrance Launch, New York

WEAR: We're loving the smooth swooped bang grazing Zendaya's signature full brow. 

WHO: Zazie Beetz

WHAT: Joker premiere, 2019 Toronto International Film Festival

WEAR: Everything is working here, from the flowing braids to the glistening cat eye, right down to the flawless, natural skin.

WHO: Winnie Harlow

WHAT: 2019 Harper's Bazaar Icons Party

WEAR: We're always here for an ethereal angel look, and Harlow nailed it with slick hair, glowing skin, and icy eyes.

WHO: Sophie Turner

WHAT: Heavy screening, 45th Deauville American Film Festival

WEAR: Turner served Old Hollywood glam with soft waves and black eyeliner.

WHO: Sadie Sink

WHAT: Kate Spade show, New York Fashion Week

WEAR: We love to see younger stars keeping it natural and embracing their youth. Sink did just that, tying her look together with a rosy pink lip.

WHO: Maye Musk

WHAT: 2019 Harper's Bazaar Icons Party

WEAR: Musk took a major risk with this pink gradient bob and multicolored eye makeup.

WHO: Mandy Moore

WHAT: Target 20th Anniversary Collection Party

WEAR: Moore kept it low-key with a single spiral curl framing her barely beat face. That purple winged eyeliner is the perfect pop of color.

WHO: Lily Collins

WHAT: 2019 Harper's Bazaar Icons Party

WEAR: Rosy eye makeup is always a good idea, especially paired with Collins's bold brows.

WHO: Jennifer Lopez

WHAT: Hustlers premiere, 2019 Toronto International Film Festival

WEAR: A golden goddess called J.Lo hit the festival circuit over the weekend, and she shut it down. The stick-straight blonde lob is a total vibe, as are the brassy eye makeup and dramatic lashes.

WHO: Janelle Monáe

WHAT: 2019 Harper's Bazaar Icons Party

WEAR: Monáe always gets it right, but these cascading crystal barrettes are truly next level.

WHO: Emily Ratajkowski

WHAT: 2019 Harper's Bazaar Icons Party

WEAR: Faux freckles are back! At least that's what we gather from Ratajkowski's look. We're also feeling this smoldering smoky eye and vinyl nude lip.

WHO: Ciara

WHAT: 2019 Harlem Fashion Row Awards

WEAR: These classic cornrows are just pristine, as is Ciara's metallic eye look.

WHO: Brie Larson

WHAT: Just Mercy premiere, 2019 Toronto International Film Festival

WEAR: You can't tell from the front, but Larson's hair is scooped back into a neat little bun. It's the perfect style to show off her impeccable skin.

WHO: Ashley Graham

WHAT: 2019 Harper's Bazaar Icons Party

WEAR: The embellished headband trend is going strong, and we love the way Graham added it to her razor-sharp center part.

WHO: Joan Smalls

WHAT: DKNY's 30th birthday party, New York Fashion Week

WEAR: This fiery, shimmering eye shadow coupled with intense black cat-eye liner makes for a sultry look, perfect for a night out. And of course, this top model's undone, side-swept braid adds an extra layer of that "come hither" vibe.

WHO: Ashley Benson

WHAT: DKNY's 30th birthday party, New York Fashion Week

WEAR: Benson's piercing blue eyes are doing a lot of the work, but the tight line and smoked-out shadow add depth to this quintessential New York cool-girl look. 

Up next: Move Over, Pearl Clip—These 4 Hair Accessories Are About to Blow Up

London-based label Rixo has a habit of creating cult dresses, and the latest printed midi to take off on Instagram was just worn by Mandy Moore to the recording of Jimmy Kimmel in Los Angeles. Rixo's latest It dress is an ankle-grazing floral tea dress with a tiered skirt and pretty puffy sleeves, and it comes in both a dark grey and a powder blue daisy print.

Mandy wore the gray version of the dress with a pair of yellow flats with a gold strap across the ankle and an oversized black tote bag, showing this isn't just a dress to be reserved for weddings. But if you do want to wear it for a special occasion, we love how Monikh wore the dress with gold jewellery and strappy gold sandals. 

Keep scrolling to see how people are wearing the trending Rixo dress and then shop it. 

On Mandy Moore: Kristen Tiered Floral-Print Cotton and Silk-Blend Dress (£295); Garrett Leight Sunglasses.

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Next up, see our guide to the best wedding-guest dresses for 2019.

From sheer wedding dresses à la Karlie Kloss to bateau necklines inspired by Meghan Markle, we've talked a lot about different bridal trends. While boasting a variety of silhouettes and detailing, most of the gowns in question had one thing in common: They stuck to traditional white color palettes. But the conventional route is far from your only option on your wedding day—as these six celebrities can attest.

In the past two weeks, both Mandy Moore and Malin Akerman got married in beautiful pink wedding dresses, and we have a feeling they will inspire more than a few brides in 2019. Looking back, some of our favorite bridal looks in Hollywood have also been pink. Anne Hathaway, for instance, chose a subtly saccharine Valentino dress while Gwen Stefani's memorable dip-dye Dior dress will go down in history. Scroll down to see our favorite pink celebrity wedding dresses.

Portia de Rossi in Zac Posen, 2008

Mandy Moore in Rodarte, 2018

Gwen Stefani in Dior, 2002

Anne Hathaway in Valentino, 2012

Malin Akerman in Cushnie, 2018

Lydia Hearst in Christian Siriano, 2016

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Next up: See every single outfit change from Priyanka Chopra's wedding in India. 

Who needs a white gown and a grand wedding when you can wear a pretty pink number and throw a backyard party instead? Mandy Moore just married singer-songwriter Taylor Goldsmith in a small ceremony at a home in Los Angeles, and she went the nontraditional route with her beautiful dress.

Moore tapped her friends Laura and Kate Mulleavy of Rodarte to design her pink dotted tulle ruffle gown with hand beaded details. The princess-worthy gown had a high neck, floral appliqués at the waist, and a frothy, tiered skirt. A matching pink tulle veil and glittery eye makeup completed the look. Congratulations, Mandy! Only time will tell if Moore will spark a pink wedding dress trend. Scroll down to see her dress and revisit Moore and Goldsmith's cutest moments. 

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Mandy Moore and Taylor Goldsmith's Cutest Moments

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Next up, see how Meghan Markle just styled a bustier for a black-tie event. 

The Princess Diaries debuted 17 years ago this month. Feeling nostalgic? You're not the only one: Mandy Moore took to Instagram to acknowledge the anniversary with a photo of herself and Anne Hathaway at the red carpet premiere. "I guess this film came out just over 17 years ago??" she captioned her photo. "@annehathaway was already a movie star and I showed up to my first premiere in a casual denim suit. Hey, it was 2001!" We're willing to give you a pass on this one, Mandy. 

Anne Hathaway also jumped in on the throwback action with a cute comment: "That's the face I make when I'm trying not to flop sweat on a terrifically famous pop star," she wrote on Moore's Instagram. "So happy for all that you have going on! Let's get together and throw ice cream at each other soon." Scroll down to see the photo in question and revisit our favorite Princess Diaries moments. 

Revisit Our Favorite Princess Diaries Moments

If celebrities are just like us, then it's certainly true that they too might be discouraged by trends from time to time. One woman might shun a silhouette because it's too much for her petite frame, while another swears off a type of dress silhouette because she's too tall. But we're here to assure you that, besides personal style preference, there's no need to feel excluded from a trend. And definitely not because of your height. Below, we've listed 12 muses who would agree.

Looking to both celebrities who shop in the petite department and ones who break 6' (without heels, thank you very much), we've identified six trends that know no height limits. And considering there's quite a variety of personal style in the mix, they each have a unique approach to classic pieces like camel coats as well as more of-the-moment looks such as Western boots.

Ahead, see how some of Hollywood's coolest ladies prove that style has no height requirements.

The Belted Midi Dress

Shahidi approaches this trend with a slim-fit skirt and allover lace.

Kloss also opts for lace but chooses a wider skirt shape and contrasting belt color.

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The Western Boots

In an all-white ensemble, Brown makes these boots look super modern.

Huntington-Whiteley goes for the full '80s look with velvet, sheer tights, and a power blazer.

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The Classic Camel Coat

Kravitz's elegant topper looks great with her neutral trousers and heels.

Ross mixes up her neutral shades—tan, gray, and cream—and dresses down her coat with some colorful kicks.

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Head-to-Toe Prints

What's black and white and has bold accessories all over?

Moore is a leopard fan.

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The Power Sleeve

Kardashian chose big sleeves for a tiny cropped top.

Chung tried the trend with full-on pillowy sleeves and a sweet, ruffled neckline.

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The Blazer Dress

Anyone as petite as Kardashian might be able to fashion a dress from an oversize blazer.

However, Hadid's approach got creative with asymmetry. 

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Up next, don't miss these 21 clever Amazon buys that can save your closet.

Some dresses were just made for movement—and Mandy Moore's new Missoni dress is definitely one of them. (If you didn't Boomerang it, did you really wear it?) Moore shared a gallery of images of her beautiful fringed number, and her 2.7 million followers are obsessed: It's already racked up 120k likes.

Moore shared that she wore the dress for an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live. "This is why I don't dance but I sure had some fun twirling over at @jimmykimmellive and chatting about @darkestminds, @dawestheband and @nbcthisisus," she captioned her photo. Scroll down to see her new Instagram and to shop our favorite fringed dresses on the market right now—Boomerang optional.

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Everyone remembers their first time at the Met Gala (we’re speaking from assumptions, not experience). It’s quite a huge deal to be invited to the annual benefit for the Costume Institute, be personally dressed by a designer, walk the iconic carpeted steps into one of the biggest—and arguably most mysterious—fashion parties of the year. But in case Rihanna, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Kate Moss have forgotten that special night, we’re here with a little reminder.

In honor of the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s most well-dressed event of the year, we hunted down some of our favorite guests’ first-time looks. Plus, we’ve paired them with recent outfits as well. It’s a testament to not only how personal style can change (see Victoria Beckham swapping early-aughts sparkle for her most signature minimal aesthetic) but also how others evolved into quite the enthusiastic theme-party dresser (i.e., Rihanna in her jaw-dropping Guo Pei ensemble from 2015).

Keep scrolling to reacquaint yourself with many of the best looks and biggest style evolutions before 2021's September Met Gala. 

Gwyneth Paltrow

Year: 1995

Theme: Haute Couture 

On Gwyneth Paltrow: Calvin Klein

Year: 2017

Theme: Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between

On Gwyneth Paltrow: Calvin Klein by Appointment custom dress

Year: 2019

Theme: Camp: Notes on Fashion

On Gwyneth Paltrow: Chloé dress; Jimmy Choo shoes; Jewels by G jewelry

Anna Wintour

Year: 1988

Theme: From Queen to Empress: Victorian Dress 1837–1888 

Year: 2017

Theme: Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between

On Anna Wintour: Chanel dress

Year: 2019

Theme: Camp: Notes on Fashion

On Anna Wintour: Chanel S/S 19 Haute Couture

Beyoncé

Year: 2008

Theme: Superheroes: Fashion and Fantasy

On Beyoncé: Armani Privé dress

Year: 2016

Theme: Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology

On Beyoncé: Givenchy dress

Blake Lively 

Year: 2008

Theme: Superheroes: Fashion and Fantasy

On Blake Lively: Ralph Lauren dress

Year: 2017

Theme: Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between

On Blake Lively: Atelier Versace dress 

Rihanna

Year: 2007

Theme: Poiret: King of Fashion

On Rihanna: Georges Chakra dress

Year: 2017

Theme: Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between

On Rhianna: Comme des Garçons 

Kate Moss

Year: 1995

Theme: Haute Couture

On Kate Moss: Calvin Klein dress 

Year: 2008

Theme: Superheroes: Fashion and Fantasy

On Kate Moss: Stella McCartney dress

Year: 2019

Theme: Camp: Notes on Fashion

On Kate Moss: Marc Jacobs gown; Jimmy Choo clutch

Victoria Beckham

Year: 2003

Theme: Goddess: The Classical Mode 

On Victoria Beckham: Dolce & Gabbana

Year: 2014

Theme: Charles James: Beyond Fashion

On Victoria Beckham: Her own design 

Gisele Bündchen

Year: 1999

Theme: Rock Style

On Gisele Bündchen: Versace dress

Year: 2017

Theme: Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between

On Gisele Bündchen: Stella McCartney dress

Jennifer Lopez

Year: 1999

Theme: Rock Style

Year: 2017

Theme: Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between

On Jennifer Lopez: Valentino dress

Year: 2019

Theme: Camp: Notes on Fashion

On Jennifer Lopez: Versace dress; Judith Leiber clutch; Harry Winston Jewelry

Kate Hudson

Year: 2003

Theme: Goddess: The Classical Mode 

On Kate Hudson: Stella McCartney dress (designer pictured)

Year: 2017

Theme: Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between

On Kate Hudson: Stella McCartney dress

Selena Gomez

Year: 2014

Theme: Charles James: Beyond Fashion

On Selena Gomez: Diane von Furstenberg dress

Year: 2017

Theme: Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between

On Selena Gomez: Coach custom dress

Naomi Campbell

Year: 1990

Theme: Théâtre de la Mode—Fashion Dolls: The Survival of Haute Couture

On Naomi Campbell: Versace jacket and dress

Year: 2017

Theme: Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between

On Naomi Campbell: Alaïa dress

Year: 2019

Theme: Camp: Notes on Fashion

On Naomi Campbell: Valentino dress; Bulgari jewelry

Sarah Jessica Parker

Year: 1995

Theme: Haute Couture

Year: 2016

Theme: Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology

On Sarah Jessica Parker: Monse jacket; SJP by Sarah Jessica Parker heels

Katy Perry

Year: 2009

Theme: The Model as Muse: Embodying Fashion

On Katy Perry: Tommy Hilfiger 

Year: 2017

Theme: Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between Costume Institute Gala

On Katy Perry: Comme des Garçons

Year: 2019

Theme: Camp: Notes on Fashion

On Katy Perry: Moschino dress made with 7000 crystals and crystal lighting components from Swarovski

Mandy Moore

Year: 2004

Theme: Dangerous Liaisons: Fashion and Furniture in the 18th Century

On Mandy Moore: Proenza Schouler dress

Year: 2017

Theme: Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between

On Mandy Moore: Michael Kors

Kim Kardashian West

Year: 2013

Theme: Punk: Chaos to Couture

On Kim Kardashian West: Givenchy dress and shoes

Year: 2017

Theme: Rei Kawakubo/Comme des Garçons: Art of the In-Between

On Kim Kardashian West: Vivienne Westwood Couture

Year: 2019

Theme: Camp: Notes on Fashion

On Kim Kardashian West: Mugler dress; Yeezy shoes

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

Up Next: A Look Back at Our Favorite Met Gala Looks Ever

We can imagine being part of TV's buzziest show comes along with plenty of perks, but we're especially envious of one in particular: getting early access to new collabs. Mandy Moore got her hands on the new Madewell x As Ever collection, which just launched today, and the This Is Us actress styled it to perfection with sneakers and a sleek crossbody bag. 

The founder of As Ever, Mark Holski, reconstructs vintage clothes and turns them into cool pieces like the utilitarian jumpsuit Moore wore in Los Angeles yesterday. The brand's collab with Madewell also includes a cool parka, flattering pants, and more. Read on to see how Moore styled it and shop the jumpsuit for yourself. 

On Mandy Moore: Madewell x As Ever Short Sleeve Coveralls ($175)

We're always on the hunt for the perfect travel uniform that's equal parts stylish as it is comfortable and practical. One celeb that always seems to nail it? Mandy Moore. While traveling during the holiday season, the This Is Us star stepped out in the outfit formula we'll definitely be testing out. 

She went for white high-top sneakers and paired them with stylish skinny jeans with frayed hems. We especially love how she opted for cropped skinnies to really highlight her cool sneakers. A practical puffer, simple sweater, and sleek crossbody bag completed her look.

Scroll down to check out Mandy's full outfit, and shop some of our favorite sneakers, too.

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We've seen our fair share of dancing lady emoji look-alikes, but it's Mandy Moore's latest red carpet dress (and her hilarious Instagram post acknowledging that she does, in fact, resemble everyone's favorite emoji) that wins the award.

Moore stepped out to attend the SAG-AFTRA Foundation Patron of the Artists Awards last night, wearing a striking floral-print maxi dress with a nearly uncanny likeness to the red gown worn by the dancing lady emoji. And it wasn't only the dress's bright hue, but also its plunging V neckline and tiered ruffle silhouette that had red dancer emoji written all over it.

To top it all off, Moore perfectly imitated the salsa dancing pose on her Instagram, posting a picture with the caption "Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery?? But seriously, this is the dreamiest dress." We definitely agree, Mandy!

Scroll down to see Mandy Moore's stunning dress and her spot-on impersonation of the dancing lady emoji.

On Mandy Moore: Johanna Ortiz Crimson Floral-Print Maxi Dress ($2950)

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Peek inside any dress-loving L.A. girl's closet, and you're bound to see one brand again and again: Christy Dawn. The Venice-based designer is known for her pretty frocks, many of which sell out lightning fast. Emily Ratajkowski collaborated with Dawn back in 2015, and now you can count Mandy Moore as the latest celebrity fan. Spotted in Los Angeles, the newly engaged actress wore the Christy Dawn Sebastian Dress in Snow Floral ($192).

Today is your lucky day: Moore's dress still in stock but probably not for long. If you like the flirty shape of the dress, Christy Dawn also designed a purple version you'll love. Or if the floral print is what you're after, the brand has a maxi dress in the same pattern. Pick your poison.

Scroll down to see Mandy Moore's full look and shop Christy Dawn dresses.

On Mandy Moore: Christy Dawn Sebastian Dress in Snow Floral ($192)

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We always say that the best products come out of a very selfish-minded approach to design, where the designer thought to themselves, what's missing from my own closet? or what would I want to wear myself? That's exactly how designers Emily Current and Meritt Elliott of The Great. launched their collection of fall boots that your favorite celebs are already wearing.

The Boxcar Boots, which became available to customers today, was featured in every lookbook and campaign as the shoe of choice for all The Great. outfits. After receiving countless inquiries from customers and fans about where the boots could be purchased, Emily and Meritt decided to create one themselves. In the debut collection, The Boxcar Boots will be available in three colorways, but we're also keeping an eye on the brand's budding shoe line that will become a full collection for the S/S 18 season.

Keep reading to see how two of our favorite celebrities, Mandy Moore and Minka Kelly, are wearing the Boxcar Boots and shop a pair yourself!

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Celebrities may favour high heels on the red carpet, but if you catch them in their off time, there's a much greater chance they're in flats. Because like the rest of us, celebs know that comfort and style don't have to be mutually exclusive. In fact, there's nothing less glamorous than spending the day in shoes that make your feet ache.

While a classic ballerina flat will always be a go-to, lately we've noticed trendsetters are testing a new flat style with their favourite jeans. Comfy backless flats are the trend that's quietly taking over 2017. From loafer-style shoes to elegant silk flats and eye-catching embellished styles, there's a look for everyone. Just pair them with your favourite kick-flares or boyfriend jeans, and you're good to go. Need proof? Below we're highlighting a few of our favourite celeb looks featuring the next must-own flats, and we've included some shopping options to help you get the look.

Scroll below to shop our favourite flats.

On Margot Robbie: La Vie Rebecca Taylor Amelie Patchwork Jeans (£77); Sanaya 313 Misti slippers; Call Me the Breeze Banjo Basket Bag Mini (£49); Jimmy Choo Raffy sunglasses.

On Mandy Moore: J.W.Anderson Pierce Bag in Tomato Red (£1095).

On Priyanka Chopra: Sandro Shirt (£154); Chanel Mules.

On Gigi Hadid: Stuart Weitzman Mulearky Slides in Black Satin (£365).

On Dakota Johnson: Maryam Nassir Zadeh Sophie Slide; The Row bag.

On Selena Gomez: Miaou Tommy Jean Pinstripe (£253); Robert Clergerie Alicef Mules.

Shop Backless Flats

Chloe dress from the S/S 14 collection.

Dana Rebecca Designs Sylvie Rose Earrings ($355) in Rose Gold

EF Collection Diamond X Ring ($850) in White Gold

EF Collection Diamond Zig Zag Ring ($550) in White Gold

Chloe Brendy Clutch ($2095)

Chloe sandals

Alternatives:

Milly Mia Eyelet Peplum Dress ($237)

Elizabeth and James Toni Ankle Strap Bare Sandals ($298)