Welcome to Beauty's Night Out, a series dedicated to the need-to-know beauty conversations dominating the nightlife scene. Expect a first look at the latest trends, behind-the-scenes tutorials, and loads of going-out inspiration as you get all dolled up—all you need is your favorite playlist. This time around, we're getting a glimpse into a night out with actress and designer Nicole Richie, who stars in Eucerin's Radiant Tone campaign.

When creating this Beauty's Night Out series, there were a few dream interviewees I had in mind—iconic partygoers with whom I could swap skin, hair, and makeup secrets, pretending we're getting ready to head out for the evening. Nicole Richie was at the top of my list. The actress, designer, and quintessential It girl of the early aughts has had some very famous Y2K club moments over the years, and when we hop on our video call, I'm practically begging her to take me back to those dark, paparazzi-swarmed venues (a sharp contrast, I realize, from the bright, airy studio she's in now, shooting her Eucerin campaign). "The thing I'm most grateful for is that as heavily documented as those points were when we were leaving, it was not documented on the inside," she mentions with a coy smile.

When I press (come on, I had to), part of me assumes she'll bring up going out with her pet ball python, Cleopatra, wrapped around her neck like a statement collar, or how she and Paris Hilton would show up to bars wearing shoes with retractable wheels so they could easily skate away from men. Nope. It turns out Richie's favorite moments are not inside the club but right beside it, at the late-night snack cart. "My friends and I used to have a phase where we loved the hot dog stands outside of the clubs," she reveals. "There were a few times where we would not even go to the clubs, but we'd go to the hot dog stands at 1 a.m."

Her girls' nights today look a little different—although, "You never know. I do love a pig in a blanket," she jokes—swapping the weekday club circuit (no Saturdays and Sundays, an A-lister of her caliber was wont to know) for more low-key get-togethers. "I love going to dinner with my girlfriends," she notes, naming Saffy's, Found Oyster, Matsuhisa, and Marvin as her go-to spots. "Or we choose a house and hang out. That's what [going out] looks like."

One thing that's remained constant since her 20s, however, is her commitment to skincare—no matter what time she walks through the door. "I would never come home from a night out and not shower, whether I'm at dinner, a club, a party, or whatever," she declares. "I like to wake up and be clean. I wash my face, I shower, I moisturize—lotion, oil, all the things I love." Here, Richie reveals those skincare items she holds dear, as well as the going-out staples she tosses into her Fendi Spy Bag (a 2005 original, duh).

First and foremost, Richie won't ever leave home without her go-to lip combo: a swipe of pinky-taupe liner underneath Farmacy's Honey Butter Beeswax Lip Balm. "The seventh grader in me can't let go of a Spice MAC lip liner," she shares. (To which I say: Ditto.) The accompanying balm isn't pigmented, "but if you use the lip liner underneath it first, it gives you some sort of tint without it being full lipstick," Richie adds. "I don't wear a ton of makeup unless I'm working, so those are my two [must-haves] I would say."

That said, she does bring a Clé de Peau concealer stick with her at times, pairing it with Eucerin's Radiant Tone Eye Cream for an instant under-eye pick-me-up. "I love the under-eye serum. It will fit in my bag, and it's really great for brightening. I do have dark circles, so it's very helpful for me," she says. The cream itself comes infused with light-reflecting pigments, creating a bright, hydrated base with or without makeup, plus a cooling metal tip for instant de-puffing power. "It's a nice combo [with the concealer]," she notes.

From there, Richie will snag some extra bobby pins and a bottle of digestive enzymes ("You never know where the night's gonna go," she quips) before tossing on some jewelry and heading out the door, a slouchy Fendi Spy Bag propped on her shoulder just like the Simple Life days. "I still have my original ones, and I've been really loving them this past fall and winter," she says of the rereleased 2000s It accessory.

As she mentioned up top, her lineup of moisturizers will be patiently waiting for her when she gets home—namely, a vat of grape-seed oil and Eucerin's Daily Hydration Lotion. "No matter what state of mind I'm in, I will always come home and do a full shower [routine]," she declares. You know what the derms say: Memories may fade, but your skin barrier relays all the revelry.

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Nicole Richie, one of Who What Wear's earliest style muses, proves once again that she can take any trend and make it her own. Recently, the reigning queen of bohemian chic was spotted wearing a pair of brown, wide-leg pinstripe pants with a matching tank and oversize necklace. It's part business, part boho, and totally on point for a new era.

The beauty of this look is its quiet confidence. The brown hue is a refreshing departure from the usual black or navy, and it pairs perfectly with her effortless, casual jacket. While some might shy away from the officelike nature of pinstripes, she embraces them with a relaxed style that gives the trousers a modern, fluid feel. The combination is a masterclass in understated elegance. If you like Richie's look as much as we do, keep scrolling to shop pairs of similar pinstripe pants to wear during this transitional time between summer and fall. And don't forget to add some jewelry!

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Welcome to spring, folks. We made it. After a long, dreary winter, I'm in the market to treat myself to a new investment bag, so I've been on high alert for fresh trends, and one was just spotted on the arm of Nicole Richie. The bag was the perfect match for Richie's boho-classic aesthetic, and it's the trend that's picking up where brown suede bags left off: navy suede. Navy-blue bags are suddenly everywhere, which we were quick to report on, but the even more expensive-looking version of the trend is navy suede bags, like Richie's oversize Michael Kors hobo style.

Unlike black, brown, and burgundy, navy suede has more year-round appeal (as opposed to just fall and winter), and while navy is a trend right now, it's also very much considered a classic color. And yes, that's what makes it a great investment. Plus, if you're worried about your navy bag clashing with black, that's not a thing anymore. Everyone is pairing navy and black—including Nicole Richie.

Keep scrolling to shop Richie's exact bag (which is refreshingly reasonably priced), as well as a few more of my favorite navy suede investment bags.

On Nicole Richie: Michael Kors Nolita Large Nubuck Hobo Shoulder Bag in Navy ($398)

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Like many fashion people, when she has to get all dressed up, Sofia Richie Grainge has a tendency to pick black looks. She wore a floor-length black dress and coat, for example, to Khaite's New York Fashion Week show in February. Earlier that month, when she attended the Grammys alongside her husband, Elliot Grainge, she wore black yet again in the form of a slightly sheer, high-neck gown by Saint Laurent. Last year's Baby2Baby gala, Prada Beauty's Brooklyn launch party, and her Vogue pregnancy announcement all too saw the new mom wear fashion's favorite neutral.

Tonight's fourth annual Academy Museum Gala, however, told a different story. For the event, Richie Grainge ditched her usual color choice for something far more daring and out of the ordinary for her: a bright-red silk dress from Fendi's S/S 24 collection. With the high-neck, loose-fitting gown, she carried a black clutch purse and wore black open-toe mules and Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany ear clips and rings. She wore her hair in her signature slicked-back bun.

WHO: Sofia Richie Grainge
WEAR: Fendi dress; Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany ear clips and rings

Richie Grainge's sister, Nicole Richie, was also in attendance at tonight's gala and likewise opted to wear a statement color for the occasion. Richie, who's currently filming the reboot of her and Paris Hilton's cult-classic reality TV show The Simple Life, chose a butter-yellow, low-cut gown by Rochas from the brand's resort '25 collection.

WHO: Nicole Richie
WEAR: Rochas dress; Rodo shoes

Sorry, diamonds—there's a new jewelry trend this season that's latching onto the necks of the chicest celebrities. Less ostentatious and far more wearable day-to-day, stone necklaces are the fresh and playful accessories the most stylish stars are reaching for right now.

With boho-infused energy, this pretty necklace trend adds a relaxed element to an outfit in a way few other jewels could. It's already a mainstay in the wardrobes of fashionable famous people, and I've spotted Nicole Richie and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley take to the trend in recent weeks, styling it with evening outfits and relaxed daytime looks alike.

Wearing a gold choker necklace with a vivid red stone attached, Richie added a subtle flush of color to her otherwise all-black ensemble in the chicest way last week. It's a timeless accessory that matched Richie's laid-back personality, and the growing jewelry trend added a subtle point of friction to her polished evening look, creating an interesting ensemble that felt elevated yet uncomplicated.

I also spotted Huntington-Whiteley wearing a pendant stone necklace with a white roll-neck top and barrel-leg jeans while away in Spain last week. Letting her long pendant necklace drape over her white top, the model's necklace added a point of interest to her outfit without overwhelming her look.

Stone necklaces are available in a wide range of colors, cuts, and sizes and are packed with plenty of character. While I like to look for these kinds of jewels in vintage shops and markets, compelling versions are cropping up across retailers and designer brands.

Like so many other trends for this season, stone necklaces can somewhat be attributed to Chloé. Although I was surprised to discover they didn't actually feature in the brand's iconic F/W 24 show—its first under Creative Director Chemena Kamali—what the French fashion house did do was put boho back on the fashion map. Because of this, stone necklaces have bubbled up as an offshoot of this influence.

Playful and uniquely versatile, stone necklaces offer far more styling potential than their diamond counterparts. While both will look right at home with a black evening dress, one is especially well matched when worn with a roomy knit or fresh white tee.

Quickly catching on as the accessory of choice, the celebrity penchant for the stone-necklace trend is certain to ripple into style crowds too. To get ahead of the building trend, read on to discover our edit of the best stone necklaces below.

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This post originally appeared on Who What Wear UK.

Sorry diamonds, but there's a new jewellery trend that's latching on to the necks of the chicest celebrities this season. Less ostentatious and far more wearable day-to-day, stone necklaces are the fresh and playful accessory the most-stylish stars are reaching for right now.

With a boho-infused energy, this pretty necklace trend adds a relaxed element to an outfit in a way that few other jewels could. Already a mainstay in the wardrobes of fashionable famous people, I've spotted Nicole Richie and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley take to the trend in recent weeks, styling them with evening outfits and relaxed day-time looks alike.

Wearing a gold chocker necklace with a vivid red stone attached, Richie added a subtle flush of colour to her otherwise all-black ensemble in the chicest way last week. A timeless accessory that matched Richie's laid-back personality, the growing jewellery trend added a subtle point of friction to her polished evening look, creating an interesting ensemble that felt elevated yet uncomplicated.

Another new fan of the emerging accessory, I spotted Huntington-Whiteley style a pendant stone necklace with white roll-neck top and horseshoe jeans whilst away in Spain last week. Letting her long pendant necklace drape over her white top, the model's necklace added a point of interest to her outfit, without overwhelming her look.

Available in a wide range of colours, cuts and sizes, each stone necklace is packed with plenty of character. Whilst I like to look out for these kind of jewels in vintage shops and markets, there's a whole host of compelling versions cropping up across high street and designer brands.

Like so many other trends for this season, stone necklaces can somewhat be attributed to Chloé. Although I was surprised to discover they didn’t actually feature in the brand’s iconic autumn/winter 2024 show—it’s first under new Creative Director, Chemena Kamali—what the French fashion house did do was put boho back on the fashion map. And because of this, stone necklaces have bubbled up as an offshoot of this influence.

Playful and uniquely versatile, stone necklaces offer far more styling potential that their diamond counterparts. While both will look right at home with a black evening dress, one one is especially well matched when worn with a roomy knit or fresh white tee, too.

Quickly catching on as the accessory of choice, the celebrity penchant for the stone necklaces trend is certain to ripple in to style crowds too. To get ahead of the building trend, read on to discover our edit of the best stone necklaces below.

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Although sisters Sofia Richie Grainge and Nicole Richie have many things in common, I always thought that their taste in fashion was one of their few distinct differences. I always associate Nicole with a more undone, boho aesthetic and Sofia with a quiet-luxury vibe, but their latest outfits just put into question everything I thought I knew.

Proving that they have even more in common than I imagined, the two stepped out on different occasions, styling the same fall bag trend this weekend. While pushing aside the brown and black hues that fashion people often reach for across the cooler months, the sisters instead both plucked "rich" looking burgundy bags to complete their off-duty looks.

Sofia wore a Hermès Kelly bag in a deep burgundy shade slung casually over her body with a simple T-shirt, pants, and sneakers outfit. Richie Grainge's sleek bag choice kept her outfit feeling refined and chic but far from boring by adding a flush of color to her black-and-white look.

While her younger sibling chose a style large enough to see her through her day's worth of activities, Nicole Richie's choice was neat, compact, and perfect for evening use. Hers was a small burgundy style in a supple suede fabric, which felt chic and sophisticated and easily elevated her jeans and T-shirt outfit.

It's no surprise that burgundy bags are catching on right now, as the trend made a huge impact on the runways in February. It appeared across Gucci, Bottega Veneta, and Ferragamo's F/W 24 collections and will rival its black and brown counterparts for the remainder of the year. Burgundy wears well with soft shades such as butter yellows or flush pink, as well as with rich fall shades like khaki, as Richie demonstrated with her look over the weekend.

As the color is set to dominate throughout the rest of 2024, read on to discover our edit of the best burgundy bags below.

SHOP THE BEST BURGUNDY BAGS

This post originally appeared on Who What Wear UK.

Although sisters Sofia and Nicole Richie have many things in common, I always thought that their taste in fashion was one of their few distinct differences. Always associating Nicole Richie with a more un-done, boho aesthetic, and Sofia Richie Grainge with a quiet luxury vibe, their latest outfits just put in to question everything I thought I knew.

Proving that they have even more in common than I imagined, the two stepped out on different occasions styling the same autumn bag trend this weekend. Pushing aside the brown and black hues that fashion people often reach for across the cooler months, the sisters instead plucked rich burgundy bags to complete their off-duty looks.

Selecting a Hermès Kelly bag in a deep burgundy shade, Richie Grainge wore hers slung casually over her body with a simple T-shirt, trouser and trainers outfit. Adding a flush of colour into her black and white look, Richie Grainge's sleek bag choice kept her outfit feeling refined and chic, but far from boring.

Whilst her younger sibling chose a style large enough to see her through her day's worth of activities, Nicole Richie's choice was neat, compact, and perfect for evening use. Selecting a small burgundy style in a supple suede fabric, Richie's bag choice felt chic and sophisticated and easily elevated her jeans and T-shirt outfit. Matching her bag to her burgundy boots, Richie knows this trick instantly pulls together a look.

It's no surprise that burgundy bags are catching on right now, as the trend made a huge impact on the runways in a February. Appearing across Gucci, Bottega Veneta, and Ferragamo's autumn/winter 2024 collections, the rich hue rivalled its black and brown counterparts as the style know about this season. Wearing well with soft shades such as butter yellows or rosy pink, the shade also works incredibly well with rich autumnal shades, including khaki, as Richie demonstrated with her subtle khaki layer over the weekend.

Set to dominate throughout the rest of 2024, read on to discover our edit of the best burgundy bags below.

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Having earned the title of "style icon" in the early 2000s, Nicole Richie is no stranger to crafting an excellent outfit. And, last night she stepped out in a two-piece get-up that struck me as very similar to the specific pairing I've seen on the streets of Paris this summer.

Avoiding the pretty blouses and boxy tees that fashion people often come to during the summer months, Richie reached for an elegant strapless top to form the base of her evening-ready look. Selecting a strapless top with a curved finish, Richie's pretty pairing added a sculptural feel to her relaxed denim outfit that made it perfect for the late-night occasion.

With a dressed-up feel that outcompetes vest tops, the strapless top trend is one that French women have been using to energize their summer outfits for years. Styling well with minimal jewels for a je ne sais quoi finish, the top also looks elevated when layered up with charm necklaces or a silk scarf.

Wearing hers with a slim black belt and mid-wash wide-leg jeans, Richie chose to accessorize her look sans neckwear, reaching for statement earrings instead. Emerging hand-in-hand with her friend Hillary Duff (the friendship we didn't know we needed!), Richie's casual evening ensemble was drenched in the same cool-girl energy she has carried for decades.

To shop Richie's elegant ensemble, read on to discover our edit of the best strapless tops and jeans below.

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This post originally appeared on Who What Wear UK.

Having earned the title of "style icon" in the early 2000s, Nicole Richie is no stranger to crafting an excellent outfit. And, last night she stepped out in a two-piece get-up that struck me as very similar to the specific pairing I've seen on the streets of Paris this summer.

Skirting the pretty blouses and boxy tees that fashion people often come to during the summer months, Richie reached for an elegant strapless top to form the base of her evening-ready look. Selecting a strapless top with with a curved finish, Richie's pretty pairing added a sculptural feel to her relaxed denim outfit that made it perfect for the late-night occasion.

With a dressed-up feel that outcompetes vest tops, the strapless top trend is one that French women have been using to energise their summer outfits for years. Styling well with minimal jewels for a je ne sais quoi finish, the top also looks elevated when layered up with charm necklaces or a silk scarf.

Wearing hers with a slim black belt and mid-wash wide-leg jeans, Richie chose to accessorise her look sans neckwear, reaching for statement earrings instead. Emerging hand-in-hand with her friend Hillary Duff (the friendship we didn't know we needed!), Richie's casual evening ensemble was drenched in the same cool-girl energy she's carried for decades.

To shop Richie's elegant ensemble, read on to discover our edit of the best strapless tops and jeans below.

SHOP OUR EDIT OF THE BEST STRAPLESS TOPS AND JEANS:

If you watched The Simple Life as religiously as I did growing up (and still to this day), then you can probably understand the hold that Nicole Richie has over me. When she wore Von Dutch, I wanted to wear Von Dutch. And when she went on a shopping spree at Dior, investing in $2000 printed wedges for the farm and $350 shield sunglasses, I wanted to do and buy all of the same things. (Of course, as an 11-year-old, I couldn't do that, nor could I do it now, but at least it was something I could aspire to accomplish someday.) She was and always will be my muse.

While Richie's style has always been elite, and more importantly, a touch nonconformist to current trends, the recent photos I've seen from her press tour for Wade Allain-Marcus's Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead display an even chicer side to her than usual. And that's saying a lot coming from me. There was the Schiaparelli micro mini that she wore to the film's premiere at the Grove in Los Angeles, the F/W 23 Saint Laurent runway look she picked for The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, and of course, a touch of her own brand, House of Harlow 1960, which she wore with Saint Laurent shades and a Celine bag on The Drew Barrymore Show. There hasn't been a single miss or even a subpar ensemble from the tour. Everything's been perfect.

Naturally, a lot of the credit should be directed at Jamie Mizrahi, the same stylist who works with street style stars such as Jennifer Lawrence, Jeremy Allen White, and Riley Keough, to name a few. See five of the best looks Mizrahi has put together for Richie's press tour below.

On Nicole Richie: Saint Laurent Halterneck Bodysuit ($1350), La 76 Leather Belt ($575), Jersey Skirt ($1850), and Anja Pumps ($875)

On Nicole Richie: Proenza Schouler Lara Convertible Cutout Bouclé Maxi Dress ($1790)

On Nicole Richie: House of Harlow 1960 x Revolve Celia Oversized Blazer ($258), Celia Vest Top ($168), and Celia Oversized Trouser ($208); Saint Laurent 53mm Cat Eye Sunglasses ($420); Celine bag

On Nicole Richie: Schiaparelli dress

On Nicole Richie: Saint Laurent Voile Jersey Gown ($3300) and Lee Embellished Patent-Leather Slingbacks ($1150)

New York Fashion Week is in full swing right now, and the event has certainly not let us down. The week's not over yet, but I already know that the Revolve Gallery will remain one of the top highlights. The retailer hosted an experiential multibrand presentation and pop-up shop that was filled with plenty of stylish new clothes and accessories.

Nicole Richie's brand, House of Harlow 1960, was among the 13 handpicked designers to show at the gallery, so we interviewed her to get the full scoop. "I talked to Revolve about what they were doing and I thought it was such an amazing idea," Richie told Who What Wear. "This is not only a presentation, but you really get to have an experience when you walk in, which I think is what people want to do right now."

House of Harlow 1960 is reintroducing costume jewelry and expanding its fine jewelry selection, so I naturally had to ask Richie some questions on that topic. "I don't think hoops will ever go out of style," Richie told me when asked about what jewelry trend will always be chic. "I did two pairs of hoops in my collection. I think if you have that perfect weight, hoops can do so many things. I think they're a perfect way to elevate your look. They're great with a suit. If you're staying home and need just a little something, it adds to the face frame. I don't see them going out of style. You've seen them in the '70s, '80s, '90s—all the time." We definitely agree on that one. 

Scroll down to shop the jewelry trend Nicole Richie thinks will never go out of style, hoop earrings, as well as other new arrivals from her brand. 

Next, Selena Gomez wore the new Prada bag everyone is about to scramble for. 

It's been 13 years since Nicole Richie launched House of Harlow 1960, her clothing and accessories line for Revolve, but for the first time ever, she's teamed up with her sister, Sofia, for the spring collection. In fact, this is the first time the sisters have worked on a project period. If you're a fan of House of Harlow 1960, you know that the brand's aesthetic is distinctly '70s-inspired, and with Sofia's signature effortlessly cool California-girl touch added to the mix, you have the perfect grouping of pieces to wear throughout this summer of reemergence. 

The collection was inspired by Lauren Hutton in the '70s, lounging in the Pacific Isles. That translates to a plethora of day-to-night pieces, including matching sets in juicy hues, interesting slip dresses, sleek swimwear, and crochet pieces that are best described as modern bohemian.

Pieces from House of Harlow 1960 x Sofia Richie will continue to drop each month through July, but if you want to start building your late-spring/summer wardrobe now, scroll to shop our favorite pieces from the first drop. But first up, scroll to read the answers Nicole and Sofia gave to some of our most burning questions.

Did you learn anything new about each other's personal style (or about each other, in general) throughout the design process? How did your sartorial differences shape the collection?

Nicole Richie: Sofia has such a great eye, and it was great watching her put looks together within the collection that I never would have thought of. We each designed individual garments instead of doing each piece together. This allowed the collection to represent both of us and made the collection full and complete.

Which piece do you predict will sell out first, and which piece(s) does each of you think you'll wear the most? 

NR: That’s a hard question! Sofia will say the oversize button-down shirts. I am loving the maxi dresses, and we did some great crochet knits that are perfect for spring and summer.

Sofia Richie: It's so hard to say, but personally, I think all of the sets are so cute and easy to throw on for a foolproof spring look. For me, I love an oversize button-down, so I'll be living in all the menswear-inspired shirting. They're so versatile and can be worn super casual with a good pair of denim shorts and some great accessories or over a bathing suit.

This collection is filled with so many optimistic styles that are perfect for going back out in the world but that are still relaxed and comfortable. How did the current state of things influence your vision and goals for the collection?

NR: It was impossible to predict how people were going to be spending their lives, especially when we started working on this collection, which was right at the beginning of the pandemic. I am more focused on the way I wanted the woman to feel. This spring is about newness. We are entering a new world. And I’m wanting women to feel comfortable in their bodies and excited to go out into the world. I think this collection speaks to that. 

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Next up, 42 swimsuits to buy from Shopbop, H&M, and Revolve.

There's no way around it: It's gonna be a weird Halloween. Hopefully, you're planning on celebrating in a safe and low-key way (read: at home), but that doesn't mean you can't have a little fun with your Halloween costume to get your spirits up. Celebrities are certainly keeping the tradition alive and putting together creative get-ups. 

Ciara did a spot-on homage to Cardi B, while Kylie Jenner and her friends dressed up as Power Rangers. Kim Kardashian and Jonathan Cheban went for a very timely pop culture reference and dressed up as Joe Exotic and Carole Baskin, with the kids going as tigers. Scroll down to see what Halloween costumes celebrities are wearing for 2020. 

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Next, sweaters with cute buttons are trending right now—here are the 29 best.

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

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

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

Makeup

1. Celebrity Beauty Brands

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

2. Contouring

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

3. Strobing

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

4. BB and CC Cream

5. Going Fresh-Faced

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

6. Full Brows

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

Hair

1. Braids

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

2. Colorful Hair

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

3. Ombré Hair Color

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

4. The Lob

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

Skincare

1. Going Under the Needle

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

2. Clean Beauty

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

3. Sheet Masks

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

4. Jade Rollers

5. Sun-Conscious Skin

Nails

1. Nail Art

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

2. Talon Nails

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

Fragrance

1. The Cult Fragrance

2. Essential Oils

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

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

Throughout the past two decades, Nicole Richie has established herself as a prominent influential style icon and entrepreneurial trendsetter in the industry. Founder and creative director of House of Harlow, Richie has evolved the brand beyond fashion. Today, House of Harlow offers luxuries in a wide array of categories including, ready-to-wear, jewelry, shoes, handbags, eyewear, and home fragrances, truly positioning itself as an all-encompassing lifestyle brand. Impressively, the burgeoning brand has maintained a 30% year-over-year growth increase since 2016 and is among one of the top 10 best-selling brands at mega retail platform Revolve. There’s no denying that Richie has built a thriving empire, but how exactly did she do it? 

Prior to the launch of House of Harlow, Richie made history as one of the first-ever reality television stars (yes, there was a time before all the beloved Bravo shows began). In the early 2000’s Richie embarked on a journey alongside best friend, Paris Hilton, in both filming and producing the infamous show, The Simple Life. During her early 20s, Richie took risks and said yes to various opportunities, even if they didn’t always work out. In fact, Richie owes a lot of her business’s success to the trying times where certain lessons would never have been discovered had she not gone through them. The constant moments of checking in with herself asking, "How do I want to shape my life? What would I want my life to look like?” allowed Richie to transition her entertainment career into her passion. 

Head to iTunes to subscribe to Second Life, and listen to this brand-new episode to hear all about how Richie has manifested her career while following her own advice time and time again. And keep scrolling to shop some of Richie's favorite House of Harlow items.

What were you doing in 2006? Perhaps you were lining up to see The Devil Wears Prada in theaters (guilty), yelling at your TV screen about the Lauren and Heidi drama on The Hills (also guilty), or wishing you saw Madonna at Coachella (you know what I'm going to say). Well, if you're a longtime Who What Wear fan, you might have been opening one of our site's very first email newsletters because October 2006 is when Katherine Power and Hillary Kerr founded the company. At the time, Who What Wear produced exactly one story per day, and now we've increased that number tenfold. 

To honor Who What Wear's 13th anniversary, we decided to take a little walk down memory lane and revisit some of the celebrities we used to cover back in 2006. As it turns out, there are plenty of fashion lessons that still ring true today, courtesy of Victoria Beckham, Beyoncé, Rihanna, Rachel Bilson, Jessica Alba, and more. Scroll down for style tips we're still backing 13 years later. 

1. Birkins Are Forever

Victoria Beckham may not dress like this anymore, but no one can argue the perennial appeal of an Hermès Birkin bag. As we recently reported, a Birkin currently retains 93% of its value on the resale market, making it one of the smartest investments out there. Plus, the likes of Jennifer Lopez are still carrying the flag for Birkins in 2019.

2. Short Skirts and Tall Boots Always Work

Not every outfit from 2006 is easily translatable to the present day, but this Kate Moss look certainly is. In fact, Kaia Gerber just this month wore an extremely similar short dress–and–tall boots combo, and it's just as cool now as it was 13 years ago. 

3. Don't Be Afraid to Be Matchy-Matchy

This Beyoncé outfit is a masterclass in how to do matchy-matchy the right way. She coordinated her top, skirt, headband, and bag to great effect. Thirteen years later, Kate Middleton is a particularly big fan of wearing accessories in coordinating colors and experimenting with tonal outfits. 

4. Balenciaga Is the King of Cult Accessories

I wouldn't dare write a story about 2006 style without mentioning the infamous Balenciaga Motorcycle bag, which graced the arms of Nicole Riche, Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen, Gisele Bündchen, Jennifer Lopez, Paris and Nicky Hilton, and many others. These days, you're more likely to see Balenciaga's knife heels or chunky sneakers in paparazzi photos, but there's no denying the brand's ability to design a coveted accessory. 

5. When in Doubt, Go Monochrome

Meghan Markle knows it. Jennifer Lopez understands. And Jessica Alba clearly knew what was up way back in 2006. If you ever at a loss for what to wear, pick a color and wear it from head to toe. It's the easiest way to look pulled together instantly. 

6. Don't Be Afraid of Neon

Rihanna released her debut album only one year before Who What Wear was founded. Is that hard to believe or what? The promotional tour for her second album, A Girl Like Me, included stellar outfits like this little hot pink number. 

7. It Never Hurts to Coordinate Outfits With Your Friends

No, you don't need to (nor should you) go buy matching metallic Louis Vuitton bags, but where's the harm in coordinating outfits with your friends? The street style set does it all the time, but it doesn't mean you have to wear the exact same items. Simply choose the same colors or similar silhouettes and you're golden.

8. Wide-Leg Jeans Work in Any Decade

While skinny jeans reigned supreme in 2006—and arguably still today—wide-leg jeans feel more grown-up and are easier to dress up for work. When we launched Who What Wear, Mischa Barton was one of the hottest commodities because of The O.C., so we simply had to include her—Blackberry and all. 

9. With Jewelry, Sometimes Less is More

The reason this Kelly Kapoor—er, Mindy Kaling—outfit still looks impeccable 13 years later? She kept her look minimal and sleek, forgoing a statement necklace and letting her beautiful plunging dress do all the talking. Long live The Office. 

10. Nobody Does Interesting Accessories Like Ashley Olsen

Leave it to Ashley Olsen to make a button-down shirt and skinny jeans look so cool with the addition of a corset-like top. Her aviators and the croc-print bag would also look right at home in 2020.

11. Jeans and Boots Go Together Like Peanut Butter and Jelly

Good luck finding a more timeless combo than jeans and boots. In 2006, Halle Berry pulled off a casual red carpet look in long jeans that scrunched over her pointy-toe boots—a styling tricks celebs are still trying to this day. 

12. Everyone Should Own a White Button-Down

You might associate white button-downs with boring 9-to-5 jobs, but America Ferrera (and present-day Meghan Markle) prove that it's more than red carpet–worthy. Just like Markle styled it 13 years later, Ferrera wore the shirt with a high-waisted black skirt and all-black accessories. Timeless, indeed. 

13. A Black Turtleneck Is the Ultimate Layering Piece

Right up there with white T-shirts and plaid blazers, black turtlenecks are the definition of a wardrobe staple. The 2006 way to wear it was with a bubble dress à la Rachel Bilson, but the possibilities are endless. For present-day inspo, look no further than Selena Gomez and Kendall Jenner. 

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

If you're petite, you know all too well that shopping can be somewhat of a struggle. While some brands do cater for those under 5'4", petite women are still a largely underrepresented group within the retail realm. Trouser hems are ridiculously long—so much so that they often leave me looking like I'm setting off for my first day of clown college (while the waistline tends to slip down to my hips). It's frustrating, to say the least. Which is why I've turned to the A-list to help me with my petite plight.

So many short celebrities have excellent fashion sense (think Sienna Miller, Zoë Kravitz and the ever-stylish Olsen twins), so I've deciphered their go-to looks to create the ultimate petite capsule, the fruits of which you'll find below. The goal isn't to change the way you look; instead, it's about making your physique more in-proportion. Once you crack how to do that, you can wear anything you please. From the dress Sienna swears by to the shoes Ashley rarely leaves the house without, keep scrolling to see the few key pieces short celebrities rely on.

Style Notes: Be it in suit, trouser or dress form, vertical stripes are an essential part of any petite girl's wardrobe as the lines create the illusion of length, as evidenced by 5'2" Zoë Kravitz. Furthermore, ensure you keep the look tailored to enhance your shape.

Style Notes: Ashley Olsen's go-to shoes are undoubtedly flesh-coloured pumps, which she's worn on a multitude of occasions. By matching your footwear to the colour of your skin, you trick the eye into thinking you have longer legs, balancing out your silhouette in the process. We'd never believe Ashley is a mere 5'0" in this outfit.

Related: The Olsens Use This Accessory to Make All-Black Outfits 10x More Interesting

Style Notes: Ashley isn't the only Olsen who knows how to dress her petite frame well: Mary-Kate—who stands at 5'1"—is also an expert. One of her failsafe tricks is to cinch her waist with a wide belt. In doing so, she divides her body proportionately, making her seem taller in the process. Simple but so effective.

Style Notes: You might not think it, but high necklines give the appearance of a longer torso, which in turn makes your overall frame look longer, too. Case in point? Lupita Nyong'o, who, at 5'4", looks significantly taller in her Gucci dress.

Related: Whatever the Trend, Julia Roberts Did It First and Did It Better

Style Notes: Measuring 5'1", Nicole Richie continually serves up excellent petite outfit inspiration, and this ensemble is no exception. Her bold printed blouse commands the overall focus, allowing her block-colour maxi skirt to elegantly drape to the floor, which bestows her longer-looking legs. Masterful.

Style Notes: You might not think it, but midi skirts are extremely flattering on petite frames. They sit neatly on the waist, helping to define it while skimming your legs to create a flattering silhouette. The flash of ankle on show then makes your legs look leaner. Indeed, we'd never guess Jenna Coleman was 5'2" in this getup.

Related: Rosie HW's Magic Trio Will Instantly Make You Look More Put-Together

Style Notes: Scarlett Johansson, at 5'3", knows that wide-leg trousers are a petite's best friend. They're classic, hang elegantly and make your legs look never-ending. Make like Scarlett and pair yours with a fuss-free tee and strappy sandals.

Style Notes: If you're constantly having to take long dresses to your tailor to be hemmed, it's high time you added a dip-hem style to your wardrobe. Sienna Miller, who is 5'4", wears them on repeat, as they give the same elegant air as maxi styles but require no alterations whatsoever. Also, much like midi skirts, the subtle flash of ankle helps break up your overall silhouette, making you look taller, too. 

Related: 8 Easy Holly Willoughby Outfits We Want to Copy ASAP

Style Notes: Just because you're petite doesn't necessarily mean your body is in proportion. If you're like Lucy Hale, who is 5'2" and has shorter legs in comparison to her torso, try balancing out your frame with a pair of high-waisted jeans.

Style Notes: Her penchant for lycra is undeniable, but Kim Kardashian West, 5'2", also knows that long coats look chic and frame her physique perfectly.

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In need of some more celebrity style Inspiration? See how they combat the winter chill…

If you’re not a petite person, you may not see boot season as a challenge, but let me assure you it can be. While not a huge inconvenience, choosing great shoes for a petite frame can be tricky because the height of the heel and the shaft can drastically change the appearance of your frame. Instead of merely prescribing what pairs to wear or not, though, we’re looking to some well-known petite ladies to set an example. Seven of them, to be specific.

Considering the below A-list talents not only have great taste but also the regular help of stylists, we’re keen to follow their lead when it comes to the best boot outfits to try this fall. This includes both classic combinations, like jeans and ankle boots, and more inventive ones, such as chunky platforms with printed cropped trousers. In short: You’ve got options. Read on for seven celeb-approved ways to wear boots when you’re a proud member of the 5’4”-and-under club.

Zoë Kravitz, 5'2"

Kravitz pairs a bold pair of trousers that hits right at her ankle with a super-chunky pair of platform boots. 

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Emma Roberts, 5'2"

Roberts sports a miniskirt-and-lace-up-boot combination. The mix of short hemline, ankle boot, and sheer tighs creates an elongated appearance.

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Kim Kardashian West, 5'3"

Try wearing your sock boots à la Kardashian West: with a baggy pair of pants bunched and tucked in for an elevated athleisure look.

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Yara Shahidi, 5'3"

Midi dresses sometimes fall more like a maxi on a petite frame, but these spiky-heeled ankle booties rebalance those proportions.

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Reese Witherspoon, 5'1"

A timeless pairing of slim-fit jeans and ankle boots is great on any frame. We especially like how Witherspoon's ankles peek ever so slightly between her jean hem and her booties.

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Nicole Richie, 5'1"

If you're all about creating an elongated line, go for a monochrome approach, seen here on Richie. Plus, when have slick, black pants and booties ever been a bad idea?

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Ariana Grande, 5'0"

It's a Grande signature style move: super-oversize sweatshirt plus over-the-knee heeled boots. If you're looking for a less conventional pairing, this one's for you.

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Next, shop the prettiest naked shoes for fall, starting as low as $35.

I don't think I'm alone in my appreciation for easy outfit ideas, and Halloween costumes are no exception. Whether you're in need of a last-minute costume or you're simply low-maintenance when it comes to planning for the celebration, there is one effortless piece that will definitely come in handy: a pair of overalls. Whether in denim or linen, full-length or shorts versions, dungarees make getting ready a cinch no matter the day. For Halloween, in particular, the costume possibilities that incorporate overalls are endless and take little to no effort to pull off.

With overalls, you can always go for more recognizable, basic costumes like a farmer or scarecrow. But if you're looking for something more stylish with a nod to pop culture, I have just the inspiration. Think throwbacks to the Olsen twins movie days, Demi Moore's iconic scene from Ghost, Meryl Streep's iconic character in Mamma Mia, and more. Keep scrolling to check out seven great no-fuss Halloween costume ideas with overalls. The best part is that most of these pieces can be seamlessly added to your wardrobe long after the Halloween parties are over.

1. Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen From It Takes Two

This Olsen twins reference from the '90s is not only a great costume idea for friends or sisters, but all the pieces are also currently on trend.

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2. Demi Moore From Ghost

This iconic movie scene from Ghost serves as great inspiration for your next costume. It's incredibly easy to pull off with a pair of denim overalls and a gray tank top. To complete the look, dab gray or white fabric paint all over the overalls to replicate the ceramic spots from the scene.

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3. Pippi Longstocking

Pippi Longstocking is a story character throwback that provides a fun and whimsical costume idea this season.

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4. Meryl Streep From Mamma Mia

Meryl Streep's character from Mamma Mia makes for a stylish yet comfortable Halloween costume. Fill up that tool belt and feel free to break into song.

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5. Nicole Richie From The Simple Life

The Simple Life starring Nicole Richie and Paris Hilton was an iconic Y2K show that provided endless style inspiration for millennials. Find yourself a partner in crime to take on Paris's role and you're good to go.

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6. Mr. T

Eighties icon Mr. T is great for jewelry lovers out there. Just pile on your favorite chain necklaces, bracelets, and chunky earrings along with a red tank top and denim overalls.

7. Princess Diana

This pretty pastel Halloween costume idea goes out to the Princess Diana super fans. While it's more of a niche idea, it will definitely give you a break from the usual sporty Princess Di look everyone wears that involves a sweatshirt, biker shorts, and sneakers.

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

You caught us: We've been on a 2000s nostalgia kick lately. You can blame it on Paris Hilton, who recently reunited with her Simple Life co-star Nicole Richie and then asked her fans whether they think the show should come back (hint: they do). It also sparked our trip down memory line, where we revisited what the duo wore to a Britney Spears concert in 2001. Now, Richie herself is getting in on the action with her new throwback photo shoot for Paper magazine.

In the accompanying interview, Richie talks about how her current style has retained some elements of her Simple Life days. "I can't put my finger on exactly what it is but… I've always been attracted to color, to a certain drape, a certain fit," she told the magazine. "I'm never one to shy away from a headpiece. All of those things have stayed consistent, just different versions of them." Read on to see the epic photos from the shoot.

Earlier this week, Paris Hilton created a frenzy with a simple tweet: "Should The Simple Life return?" Almost 2000 people on the Who What Wear Instagram account had an opinion on the matter, confirming that essentially everyone is still obsessed with Hilton and her former co-star Nicole Richie.

As I was doing photo research for a story on the matter, I stumbled across a real gem from November 2001: Hilton and Richie at a Britney Spears concert in Las Vegas. True to her aesthetic, Hilton wore an all-pink look along with a furry Barbie bag and a tiara (because why not?). On the other hand, Richie chose an American-flag tank top with trousers, ankle boots, and a Prada bag for the occasion. If this isn't 2001 style in a nutshell, I don't know what is.

Nicole Richie has taken her keen eye for detail and impeccable design talents to footwear with the launch of a new shoe collection for Revolve. Designed in collaboration with Raye the Label (a brand she tells us she organically become a fan of), the capsule includes everything from the perfect brunch-to-beach slides to a pair of standout knitted mules that appear as comfortable as they are stylish. 

We had a chance to speak with the designer about this exciting new project, asking her about everything from the inspiration behind the shoe collection to her favorite outfit to wear with a pair of flats.

Richie explained she kept the House of Harlow girl in mind while designing this collection, "one who wears many hats," but still wants to "feel free, have fun, and be celebratory." Because of this, comfort and fit were key in each of the styles, a design element she says she paid very close attention to. In fact, every heel in the collection (and currently, there are three available) has been personally tested by the designer to ensure they are comfortable enough to dance in.

The rest of the capsule is made up of a wide range of flats, a shoe style Richie says she often prefers to wear because "you just never know where the night [is] gonna go." As for her favorite piece to wear with flats? A dress or a gown. So there you have it, a simple, comfortable outfit formula that is officially Nicole Richie-approved. Now, read on to shop our favorites from Richie's newest shoe collection.

There are hundreds of different outfit formulas one could follow when putting together the perfect holiday look. It just depends on what you're in the mood for. If you're going for a playful feel, consider this insanely affordable and versatile H&M dress. But if you want something a bit more unconventional for your next holiday outing, look no further than Nicole Richie's three-piece ensemble.

She was seen out in New York City last night sporting what we're officially considering the cool-girl version of the typical holiday party outfit. Rocking an emerald-green velvet blazer and matching pants, Richie offered up a comfortable and festive alternative to, say, a party dress. She added a pop of color (and some sparkle) with a multi-colored glitter top, while a pair of sleek black boots grounded the look and added a perfect final touch.

Read on to see Nicole Richie's version of the holiday party outfit and shop similar pairings for yourself.

Up next, see why these stunning images of Ashley Graham are so special.

Nicole Richie has been a style icon since way back (well at least since 2006 when she helped make the Balenciaga Classic City Bag ($2580) the icon that it is today), and as today is her birthday, it’s the perfect excuse to look back at some of her best looks.

Her red carpet looks are always flawless, but what we love most is her off-duty style, which is partly down to her fashion label House Of Harlow 1960. With so many perfectly boho designs at her fingertips, we’d be surprised if she didn’t always look like a perfect 10.

Over the years, Richie has inspired us to try oversized sunglasses, carry a Balenciaga handbag, wear a slip dress before everyone else, and she always reminds us to channel our inner boho vibes.

Click through to see some of our favourite Nicole Richie looks and the style tip we can learn from each, and then shop House Of Harlow 1960 to dress just like her.

Give a pretty colourful dress more 'edge' with black heels.

Metallic pleats? Nicole is way ahead of her time. Wear the trend now with a plain white tee for day.

We told you, zebra print is coming back.

How to do man-style dressing 101: Add brogues, and still show a hint of skin.

This is what weekends are all about. Ankle boots and denim shorts are your new weekend uniform.

Nicole Richie has been wearing slip dresses since way back. We love this one paired with a matching jacket.

Mini bags add elegance (and don't weigh you down).

Balance out a mini dress like Richie by finding one with long sleeves.

And just like that, emerald green feels brand new again.

Nicole Richie is the reason why we can't get over our oversized sunglasses.

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Los Angeles tends to be largely overlooked when it comes to its contributions to the fashion community--but not last night! Daily Front Row hosted the first-ever Fashion Los Angeles Awards (which the publication has playfully dubbed the FLAs), honouring a number of designers and other style influencers for their contributions to Hollywood fashion.

Moschino's Jeremy Scott received the Womenswear Designer of the Year award, Calvin Klein's Italo Zuccheli won for menswear, Christian Louboutin won for shoes, Gigi Hadid took home the Model of the Year award, and many more. Some of Hollywood's brightest fashion stars showed up to honour their cohorts, and they lit up the red carpet with some fabulous wardrobe choices.

Keep scrolling to see our favourite looks from the evening!

Rihanna in Moschino

Nicole Richie in Alfredo Villalba and Kwiat jewels

Gigi Hadid in Calvin Klein and Stuart Weitzman

Drew Barrymore in Zara top, Milly skirt, and Dior clutch

Miley Cyrus in Moschino

Katy Perry in Moschino

Do you agree with our picks? Tell us your thoughts in the comments below!

We love a good pair of best friends, but when the besties in question are our favourite stars and the powerhouse stylists responsible for their stellar outfits? Even better. That’s why we rounded up six celebs who are best friends with their stylists, beyond the job. 

Though the stunning blonde besties look similar enough to be twin sisters, they are, in fact, family (Williams and Watts’ brother have one child together). Williams’ Instagram boasts amazing behind-the-scene snaps of Watts getting ready for red carpet events and shots of the two of them striking Vogue-worthy poses all over the globe.

The gorgeous redhead and the woman responsible for landing her on best-dressed lists travel together constantly, with Stewart sharing goofy photos of Chastain getting glammed up for awards shows, events, and editorial spreads. The actress, in turn, recently shared a birthday pic for Stewart reading, "To the most stylish lady out there @elizabethstewart1 #loveyou.” Aww.

A longtime bestie of Kim, Rose has styled nearly every member of the Kardashian family at some point and was one of the honored invited guests at Kimye’s wedding.

Friends for years, Perry and Wujek don’t shy away from professing their undying love for one another, in both the professional and personal realm. Wujek shares #tbt photos with the singer, and a recent Instagram post by Perry dedicated to her bestie read, "To one of my favourite people in the universe @jwujek! You are one of the most loyal, selfless, optimistic, incredibly creative people I know. We are always challenging ourselves and coming up with the craziest/coolest/chicest lewks... And we ALWAYS have fun even if we lose our minds in the process! Thank you for you, I love you.” Tearing up yet?

As perennial travel partners for work and events, Alba frequently shares photos of herself cheesing out with the powerful styling duo, on and off the job. Check their personal Instagram for behind-the-scenes selfies and sweet moments with the chic mum of two.

How do you know if someone is really best friends with a celebrity? If the celeb named them in their ALS Ice Bucket Challenge, of course! Aside from tagging her mega-stylist in her viral video, Huntington-Whiteley frequently hangs out with Coulter in real life, and the two even attended Coachella together. Coulter, for her part, posts covetable outfit snaps of the breathtaking model that you won’t see anywhere else. 

Don’t believe us? Click through to learn how to achieve Nicole Richie’s insanely covetable and sharply sexy look. 

On Richie:

Left image: Emanuel Ungaro F/W 13 sleeveless top and midi-length side slit skirt 

Right image: Lover + Friends Dream On Sweater ($129) in Black

1. Start with a slicked-back deep part.

There’s no denying that Richie loves a slicked-back do. To achieve her signature hairstyle, you’ll need an anti-frizz brush and lustrous hair oil for an ultra-shiny finish. 

We suggest:

Sonia Kashuk Hair Brush ($16) 

Rodin by Recine Olio Lusso Luxury Hair Oil ($65)

2. Add illuminating foundation.

Get that golden glow!

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Bobbi Brown Illuminating Finish Powder Compact Foundation ($46) 

3. Go for a body-conscious turtleneck. 

Whether you prefer a long-sleeve or sleeveless option, a body-conscious turtleneck is key to achieving Richie’s ultra-clean look.

We suggest:

Tibi Light Sleeveless Sweater ($198) in White

4. Elongate your legs with a high-waisted skirt.

Fake it, ‘til ya make it, right? Lengthen your lower half with a monochrome high-waisted skirt.

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Topshop by Boutique Silk Wrap Skirt ($130) in Black

5. Pick the pointy-toe heels.

Make sure to punctuate your Richie-inspired look with a pair of eye-catching pointy-toe heels. 

We suggest:

Gianvito Rossi Spring-Summer Slingback Heels ($770) in Black

6. Finish your look with long dark nails.

To truly match Richie, throw on a layer of glossy dark nail polish as your final step to instant chicness.

We suggest:

RGB Nail Colour ($18) in Deep