If you're the type of dresser who likes to make a dramatic entrance, then pull up a seat. It's time to take a style lesson from Rosie Huntington-Whiteley.

The supermodel made a serious fashion statement in London while wearing a pristine white gown by Tom Ford. With a turn to the left, Huntington-Whiteley's deceptively simple column dress solidified the season's most daring silhouette: the strategic side-boob cutout.

While we're fully in support of wearing white year-round (it's basically a requirement after Memorial Day), this breezy, bridal-adjacent vibe is going to be making waves from the Hamptons to Hawaii. Huntington-Whiteley styled the dress—which balances a sleek, covered-up neckline with unexpected open sides and a dramatic slit—with an array of Tiffany & Co. jewelry and gentle mermaid waves.

If you're a 2026 bride, congrats! But you absolutely do not need to have an engagement ring to pull off this trend. Whether you're heading to a chic cocktail party, hosting a summer soirée, or want to feel like a supermodel on a Tuesday night, this sleek side-boob look is the ultimate inspo.

Keep scrolling to shop her exact Tom Ford dress, plus several more affordable options that will make you the toast of the evening, even if you're not the one tossing the bouquet.

On Rosie Huntington-Whiteley: Tom Ford dress; Victoria Beckham shoes; Tiffany & Co. jewelry

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Congratulations, Elsa Hosk and Tom Daly! After 10 years together, the pair is officially engaged. Hosk shared the news with her eight million Instagram followers, revealing that the proposal happened in a Swedish wildflower garden. How cute is that? Both of them share a love of fashion—Hosk runs a clothing line called Helsa, and Daly cofounded District Vision, a sunglasses brand.

Let's cut to the chase and get to the details you came here for, shall we? Hosk's engagement ring is the Tiffany & Co. Tiffany Soleste Oval Halo Engagement Ring With a Diamond Platinum Band. "With a scintillating halo of brilliant diamonds and a striking, masterfully cut oval center stone, light is gathered and mirrored throughout the design, resulting in an unrivaled display of brilliance," the brand's website explains. An oval diamond surrounded by a halo of smaller stones is a thoroughly classic choice that will never go out of style. Scroll down to take a close-up look at Elsa Hosk's engagement ring.

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Laura Harrier's newest outfit is a study in contrasts. Her Priscavera dress features soft pastels and dreamy florals worthy of a Monet painting, while her Tiffany & Co. necklace consists of bold, oversize links designed to convey strength and resilience. Combining delicate and daring elements is always a recipe for success in my book, but chain-link jewelry (at any price point) will truly look good with everything you own.

Harrier showed off this perfectly balanced outfit at a dinner celebrating the new Tiffany HardWear collection campaign featuring painter Anna Weyant. Since the pieces take inspiration from New York City architecture, it was only fitting that the house hosted the dinner on the terrace of The Landmark, its Fifth Avenue flagship store that boasts sensational skyline views. Harrier was joined at the event by Phoebe Gates, Chase Sui Wonders, Isabella Massenet, Georgia Fowler, Ruby Aldridge, Karen Elson, Alexander Roth, and other stylish attendees who sipped on glasses of Ruinart Blanc de Blancs and dined on dishes by chef Daniel Boulud. Scroll down to see my favorite outfits of the night.

On Laura Harrier: Priscavera Silver Dew Sequin Gown ($3500); Tiffany HardWear Bold Graduated Link Necklace ($68,000), Large Link Earrings ($4600), and Micro Link Ring ($2500)

Yes, Harrier's necklace deserves a close-up look.

On Karen Elson: Tiffany HardWear Small Link Necklace in Yellow Gold ($12,000)

On Ruby Aldridge: Tiffany HardWear Graduated Link Necklace in Yellow Gold ($20,200) and Lock Pendant in Yellow Gold ($4400)

On Chase Sui Wonders: Tiffany HardWear Large Link Bracelet With Diamonds ($28,500)

On Alexander Roth: Tiffany & Co. brooches

On Phoebe Gates: Tiffany HardWear Graduated Link Necklace in White Gold with Pavé Diamonds ($86,000)

To some, the wrist is a place to adorn jewellery—not be inspired by it. But for vanguard jewellery designer Elsa Peretti, this humble joint was more than a site for her creations to rest. In 1970, this idea propelled her to make one of her most celebrated pieces, the Tiffany & Co. Bone Cuff.

Sculptural by design, the Bone Cuff features gentle curves that bend to the body’s shape, wrapping around the arm and even protruding at the pea-sized part of the wrist that plunges out. (In medical terms, this is called the pisiform.)

Now, over 50 years later, the Bone Cuff has cemented itself as one of the most enduring and impactful designs of the 20th century, with everyone from Margot Robbie and Jasmine Tookes to Samantha Jones and even Wonder Woman wearing the New York maison’s revered motif.

But how did a piece inspired by a childhood visit to an Italian tomb translate into a hallmark of discerning taste and end up in the hands of stylish people around the world? Tracing its legacy from its inception to its synonymity with Manhattan—the Bone Cuff has graced many a Met Gala and Studio 54 dance floor—and bona fide cult status, join me as I uncover the history and heritage of the Tiffany & Co. Bone Cuff ahead.

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What Is the Tiffany & Co. Bone Cuff?

The Tiffany & Co Bone Cuff is a bracelet moulded out of metal. It was designed to follow the natural contours of the body, imbuing the piece with a sort of carnal sensuality courtesy of its innate curves and sleek undulation. The initial concept was a gilded bangle that hugged the forearm, which gave your look a sort of militant stature, considering how dominating the piece was. At the time, Peretti intended for the wearer to decorate both wrists with the Bone Cuff, styling them as a pair.

These days, there are a lot of iterations of the Bone Cuff. In 2024, Tiffany & Co. introduced new shapes to the lineup to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Elsa Perretti's relationship working with the brand. These special anniversary designs included rare versions set with pavé diamonds.

There are three key styles of the Bone Cuff, which are small, medium and large sizes, respectively. The small is 43 millimetres wide and asymmetrically shaped, while the medium version is 61 millimetres wide and features a more distinct ridge along with that distinct hump. The large is more recognisable, offered at a 95-millimetre width and a split that runs through the middle.

To Chelsea Fairless, the Los Angeles-based tastemaker, author and co-host of the legendary fashion and pop-cultural commentary podcast Every Outfit, the Bone Cuff is more than a piece of jewellery, but rather a “classic design object, like an Eames chair. It’s utterly timeless, yet so synonymous with the glamour of the ‘70s, Halston and Studio 54 and all that".

How Did Elsa Perretti Design the Tiffany & Co. Bone Cuff?

As the story goes, Peretti drew inspiration from a rather macabre source: A Capuchin crypt in Rome she visited as a child. The memory of coming close to the skeletal remains of thousands of deceased monks and friars was haunting, yes, but as Peretti herself quipped in one of her more famous quips, “things that are forbidden remain with you forever”.

Elsa Peretti lensed working at her desk, captured in 1976.

Antoni Gaudí, the Catalan architect who designed some of Barcelona’s most significant examples of the Art Nouveau movement, like the Basílica de la Sagrada Família, is also quoted as a reference source. Not only do these two elements reflect Peretti’s interest in transforming the mundane, but represent who she was as an artist herself. For the uninitiated, Peretti was born in Florence before she moved to Spain and ultimately to New York, where she lived and worked as a model before turning her hand to jewellery.

It’s this transient essence that defines the Bone Cuff as its ease of wear is what drew the bohemian and free-spired starlets of the day to the piece. It’s also what Fairless first identified with the piece.

“My formative bone cuff memories are all tied to Liza Minnelli, who I idolised as a child,” she says. “Apart from Elsa herself, Liza is most synonymous with the Bone Cuff. She wore them at Studio 54. She wore them in many of her most iconic portraits. She wore them on the cover of Interview a few months ago. To me, Liza is the ultimate style icon, and the cuffs are integral to her look.”

Liza Minnelli photographed in 1972, the year she won the Academy Award for Best Actress for "Cabaret".

On the design, Minelli herself once told Vanity Fair: “Elsa brought out all these things—the Bone [bracelet] I remember best. Everything was so sensual, so sexy. I just loved it. It was different from anything I’d ever seen, and I’d seen a lot. I’ve only really worn Peretti jewellery from then on”.

Why Is the Tiffany & Co. Bone Cuff So Iconic?

The Bone Cuff garnered a wide and warm reception upon its release, springing up on the arms of Grace Jones and Sophia Loren. It was entirely different to anything on the market, curiously shaped, unassuming yet captivating and, integrally, made out of silver which was a rather disregarded material of the time. (It was also entirely made by hand from solid pieces of sterling silver when it first entered the market.)

Like many iconic jewellery pieces, its enduring appeal can be chalked up to its timeless design. It doesn't bend to the style du jour or distinctly align itself with niche aesthetics or micro trends, surviving the shift in what’s popular in fashion for half a century.

“Peretti was able to create an extraordinary universe of groundbreaking designs that changed the course of Tiffany’s history and continues to resonate to this day,” Tiffany & Co.’s President and CEO, Anthony Ledru, said in a statement in 2024. More specifically, it’s not a super obvious design, meaning that its convertibility lies with a more exclusive set of people who know its history—and, therefore, its impact.

In 2016, Margot Robbie helped reintroduce the design to a new generation of luxury shoppers when she wore it to the 2016 Met Gala. Of course, those with a keen eye would’ve seen it crop up in both Sex And the City films on the arms of Carrie Bradshaw (Sarah Jessica Parker) and Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall). As Fairless points out about these co-signs, “Even fictional It girls love a Bone Cuff!”

Margot Robbie leaves The Mark Hotel for the "Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology" Met Gala on May 2, 2016, in New York City wearing Tiffany & Co's Bone Cuff.

More recently, you’ll find the Bone Cuff worn by discerning minimalists like Elsa Hosk, Jasmine Tookes and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, though it’s increasingly becoming more of a cult item among younger shoppers. In the last 30 days alone, searches for the Tiffany & Co. Bone Cuff have increased by 110%. But will this make it the next cult item?

With endorsements from celebrities and the fact the Bone Cuff has been permanently enshrined in popular culture, has its mainstream visibility impacted its appeal? “Celebrities wear it because it’s a classic and versatile piece, not because it’s particularly trendy,” Fairless argues. “I have yet to see them really catch on with celebrities or the masses in the way that the Cartier Love Bracelet has, for example. I hope they never become that popular!

How Much Is the Tiffany & Co. Bone Cuff?

The Tiffany & Co. Bone Cuff varies in price, depending on the size and metal used. Prices begin at £700 for a black finish over copper and increase to £58,500 for the most expensive design featuring pavé diamonds.

How To Wear the Tiffany & Co. Bone Cuff

As the Tiffany & Co Bone Cuff is proudly fluid, the piece can be worn in numerous ways, be it with a bohemian ruffle dress or body-conscious shape and, like Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, styles below, arch jeans, polka-dot shoes and a fine-knitted top.

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Three-hundred and sixty days after we last watched in awe as fashion's biggest names graced the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art for the Met Gala, the carpet has been rolled out once again for this year's main event. This year's soirée is all about nature, with the official theme of Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion drawing many to conclude that the evening will see a bevy of floral-printed and -embroidered gowns, sparkling sequin numbers meant to mimic the look of rushing water, and butterfly motifs. Then again, with tonight's looks having been kept under strict lock and key, there's no way to know for sure what fashions will grace the steps of the Met until the first attendees arrive.

Fortunately, the wait is over, with one of Anna Wintour's co-chairs Jennifer Lopez having just reached the entrance to the tents in a custom Schiaparelli haute couture gown, designed by Daniel Roseberry. To successfully follow this year's dress code, The Garden of Time, Lopez, Roseberry, and Lopez's longtime stylists Rob Zangardi and Mariel Haenn appear to have referenced intertwining vines, using hand-embroidered beads and silver foil bugles (over 2.5 million of them, according to a press release) as well as completely sheer, mesh fabric to bring them to life. The strapless silver dress took over 800 hours to complete, the release continued.

To accompany the sparkling number, Lopez layered on diamonds from Tiffany & Co., including a necklace, bracelet, earrings, and a Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany Bird on a Rock ring (casual).

Scroll down to see J.Lo's jaw-dropping look from every angle.

On Jennifer Lopez: Custom Schiaparelli haute couture gown; Tiffany & Co. jewellery; Andrea Wazen shoes

Three-hundred and sixty days after we last watched in awe as fashion's biggest names graced the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art for the Met Gala, the carpet has been rolled out once again for this year's main event. This year's soirée is all about nature, with the official theme of Sleeping Beauties: Reawakening Fashion drawing many to conclude that the evening will see a bevy of floral-printed and -embroidered gowns, sparkling sequin numbers meant to mimic the look of rushing water, and butterfly motifs. Then again, with tonight's looks having been kept under strict lock and key, there's no way to know for sure what fashions will grace the steps of the Met until the first attendees arrive.

Fortunately, the wait is over, with one of Anna Wintour's co-chairs Jennifer Lopez having just reached the entrance to the tents in a custom Schiaparelli haute couture gown, designed by Daniel Roseberry. To successfully follow this year's dress code, The Garden of Time, Lopez, Roseberry, and Lopez's longtime stylists Rob Zangardi and Mariel Haenn appear to have referenced intertwining vines, using hand-embroidered beads and silver foil bugles (over 2.5 million of them, according to a press release) as well as completely sheer, mesh fabric to bring them to life. The strapless silver dress took over 800 hours to complete, the release continued.

To accompany the sparkling number, Lopez layered on diamonds from Tiffany & Co., including a necklace, bracelet, earrings, and a Jean Schlumberger by Tiffany Bird on a Rock ring (casual).

Scroll down to see J.Lo's jaw-dropping look from every angle.

On Jennifer Lopez: Custom Schiaparelli haute couture gown; Tiffany & Co. jewelry; Andrea Wazen shoes

There aren't really any strict rules these days when it comes to fashion, but if there were, Florence Pugh would be the biggest rule breaker in Hollywood. The actress was photographed at the Tiffany & Co. store opening in Tokyo wearing a lace white gown fit for a bride. And, after Labor Day, no less! 

Of course, Pugh can do no wrong in our book. While we had hoped to spot her in the front row at New York Fashion Week, we're equally delighted to see Pugh show off her personal style alongside Anya Taylor-Joy and Hailey Bieber at Tiffany & Co.'s special event. 

If you're a fan of all things Florence—or just like to flaunt old-school fashion rules—take a cue from the Oppenheim star and try wearing a lacey white dress on your next night out.

Ahead, shop 11 white dresses with lace to wear this fall. The only rule we won't break: wearing white to someone else's wedding! 

On Florence Pugh: Valentino gown; Tiffany & Co. jewelry. 

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Welcome to our podcast, Who What Wear With Hillary Kerr. Think of it as your direct line to the designers, stylists, beauty experts, editors, and tastemakers who are shaping the fashion-and-beauty world. Subscribe to Who What Wear With Hillary Kerr on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.

A little daydreaming about your fantasy wedding never hurt anyone. That's what Who What Wear's Kristen Nichols and Eliza Huber did in the latest episode of Who What Wear With Hillary Kerr.

Nichols and Huber have already created the ultimate guide for 2023 brides, which includes everything from wedding dress trends to how couples design their table settings.

Now they're taking those insights and applying them to the dream weddings they'd plan if money was no object. For Nichols, that includes focusing on the classics. A little archival runway Chanel moment, perhaps? Huber has her eye on a Prada S/S 22 shift dress that she can't get off her mind.

For excerpts from their conversation, scroll below.

Let's say your wedding is this summer, and there's no budget. There's no spending limit. What is the ultimate wedding setting and head-to-toe bridal look that aligns with your personal style? Because I'm generous, I will allow you to choose one key piece of wedding decor as well.

Eliza Huber: I always said that if I got married, I'd want it to be pretty small. Maybe 10 to 15 people. Usually, when people ask, I always say I'd have my post-vows dinner at Lucien, which is in the East Village. It was my first favorite restaurant when I moved to New York. Because it's so small, you could really take over the whole place.

If I had no budget, I would pick Balthazar. I would take over the whole place, which is quite large. I lived in Soho for a long time and used to go at least once a week and sit at the bar and get a cup of soup or something small. It's just a really amazing vibe inside.

Outfit-wise, I've been obsessed with Prada's S/S 22 collection since it debuted. There are two looks that I always thought would be just incredible wedding looks.

They're not very traditional—and neither are white on the runway—but I've seen white takes on similar dresses from Prada. I think if I had no budget, I could get it in white. It is looks 36 and 37, and it's basically a high-neck shift minidress made of satin. One is baby pink, and one is a soft mint green. It has this long train, so it's kind of gives bridal anyway.

That with the shoes that were styled with it on the runway in white. For my decor item, I would have a giant lemon tart as my wedding cake.

[Nichols], what about you? What's your fantasy wedding?

Nichols: I had to think about it for a little bit when you asked, but it was fun to imagine. I think in terms of setting, I haven't really nailed that down. I love the idea of a destination—regardless of how far or close that might be. I feel like my friends and family live in so many places, so it would be fun to bring them somewhere special that I could return to again and relive the day. I love places that have a blend of history and also feel updated and modern. One place that comes to mind is Mezzatorre in Ischia. I feel like that feels like a really special place.

My style is a little more on the classic end of the spectrum. I think Chanel is the ultimate dream in my realm. Whether that means a vintage archival runway look, so digging something like that from the archives would be incredible.

It could also translate to a really beautiful tweed piece for a pre-wedding look, even if it's not the actual wedding day item. I think some pieces from Chanel will probably be in my fantasy wedding.

I also love this idea of a really special jewelry piece that carries some sentimental weight that you can wear on your wedding day and beyond the wedding day.

Whether that's a watch with a special engraving that only you can see when you take it off or your something blue item. I think that would be a really special piece to wear as well.

In terms of decor, I have a few ideas. My first is I love florals. There's this really beautiful florist based in Paris called Castor Fleuriste. They actually work with a lot of fashion brands. But they have this really artful but still classic and beautiful take on florals that feels really special and very different [compared to] a lot of what we're seeing out there in the floral world.

Another idea I love is taking something simple but executing it in a really unexpected and elevated way. The Row had their runway show in Paris last year. I took 1000 screenshots of guests arriving because there were waiters carrying these beautiful silver platters with just very ripe figs and fresh green juices. It was just the most simple but elegant idea.

I think adding elements like that would make a wedding feel really cool. It's that special unexpected detail that guests remember for years and years later.

This interview has been edited and condensed for clarity. Next, check out our interview with Candice Swanepoel.

The last four months have been busy for Italian actress Beatrice Grannò. Following the premiere of season two of The White Lotus, where she broke out playing Sicily native and aspiring singer Mia, Grannò has appeared on talk shows, on magazine covers, in a Skims campaign with co-star Simona Tabasco, and front row at Paris Couture Week and New York Fashion Week. It’s been a whirlwind press tour for the 29-year-old that culminated in an exciting and well-deserved win at the 29th annual Screen Actors Guild Awards. The star-studded cast turned out in full this Sunday to take home the coveted statue for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series, marking yet another big night for the Mike White series.

For the occasion, Grannò selected a gorgeous black dress with a deep-V neckline and thigh-high slit from Valentino’s Urban Riviera collection accompanied by Tiffany & Co. jewelry and Christian Louboutin heels. The look, styled by Valeria Marchetti, was complemented with slicked-back hair and her signature red lip. Who What Wear was there to document all the details of her look before she hit the red carpet, and we caught up with the actress the next morning to talk about the special evening.

Congratulations on season two of The White Lotus and your Screen Actors Guild Awards win for Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series! What has it meant to you to be a part of this show and incredible ensemble?

The fact that we won as an ensemble is what makes this award really special. Sometimes in this job, you feel like it’s a very individual job. You are very much by yourself. And also with awards, you are always competing with other people. So the fact that we all won as a group, it was something that I had never experienced before, and it was so beautiful when we were there all together celebrating. We kept saying congratulations to one another. We all had our own [statue]! And these types of experiences make you remember that you are never alone. Your job is not just you. It’s loads of people’s jobs, especially when you are an artist. And the fact that all the actors voted for us, it’s beautiful. 

Looking back, what excited you most about playing a character like Mia?

I love that she is so unpredictable. You never know who she’s going to be, what she’s going to become, or what she’s going to do. I love the fact that she is musical. At the beginning, that’s what made me fall in love with her—to be able to play someone who can sing. But I loved the fact that she started out as this innocent young girl, and she flipped into something else. Also, last night, we were all having dinner, The White Lotus cast, and I was having a conversation with Will Sharpe, who is a very clever guy, and he was saying that he realized me and Lucia were… You know Midsummer's Night Dream? That’s a very similar story, and the character Puck could be me and Lucia, so I love the fact that they could not even exist. They could be like two imaginary friends, but they are there to fix things, break the equilibrium. I just love this about Mia and, of course, Lucia.

Mia is a great character. I also love how determined she was to get her moment in the spotlight. 

She is so determined that she becomes blind. She doesn’t see what she’s doing. I said this before, but you know when you are late? You’re in a rush, and you have to leave. You become clumsy, and you leave a mess. And then you come back home, and it’s like, "Oh, how did I do this?” I think that Mia … wants to get there [so quickly], and then she’s so clumsy. 

Both Mia and Lucia have so many great looks throughout the season. Do you have a favorite?

I think the white dress, the one with the feathers when she’s with Valentina. I just loved it because at that point she became sort of a femme fatale, a very strong woman determined to get what she wants. It reminded me of a Marilyn Monroe world. She also sings "Happy Birthday,” so it reminded me of that world.

Let’s talk about your look for the Screen Actors Guild Awards.

What I loved about that look is that it tells a story of sensuality that I like because it’s not upfront. It’s reserved, but it’s there. So sometimes through the gap of the dress, you can see my leg, but sometimes, you don’t. I love this kind of way of telling a story of sensuality. But also, I loved it because it is, in my opinion, what Italian fashion is, what it always was. So it’s chic but minimal but very definite and very strong. It doesn’t need that much—it’s there. I tend to have a very soft energy, so something that makes me feel more strong, it was just perfect.

Was it one that you tried on and instantly knew "This is the one,” or did you try many options?

I tried many looks from many brands, but for some reason, my eye would always go back to that one because that dress was one that we tried, but it didn’t fit. It was the most complicated one, but I kept going back to it.

You had such cool hair and makeup. What was the inspiration behind your glam look? 

I think that we were going for more of a natural look for the makeup. And then for the hair, we wanted a wet look, which is something I’d never done before and was exciting. The glam team was so talented. Peter Gray did the hair, and it was so good. And also the makeup artist Karoline Karakeosian works with Valentino Beauty. With makeup, I don’t like to have too much on. I always love a natural look, but this was the idea to create a sort of wet effect.

What are some self-care rituals you do on the day of a big red carpet event to keep yourself calm and feeling your best self?

I don’t think I have a ritual because every time is different. But I definitely have a few things I like to do. I don’t like to have a night out before. I really like to have a moment for myself and not really have fun. I don’t want to have fun because of the butterflies in your stomach. You should take care of them. So I drink herbal tea, spend time with myself, and try to get bored a little bit. So that’s what I normally do. Listen to music. 

Catch up on The White Lotus season two, now streaming on HBO Max. 

Photographer: Julian Dakdouk 

Stylist: Valeria Marchetti

Hairstylist: Peter Gray

Makeup Artist: Karoline Karakeosian

Manicurist: Riley Miranda

Creative Director: Alexa Wiley

There's a reason fashion's top brands snatch up new celebrity talent the second they show signs of success. What they wear matters to fans, and even more, it affects the way millions of people shop—a fact that's become even more apparent in recent years. Many celebs have Instagram-style accounts that ID every one of their looks, whether they were worn to Erewhon or the Oscars. If they don't, their outfits are still identified on Star Style or by fashion publications.

All that's to say, when a celebrity like Jennifer Lawrence, Zendaya, or Hailey Bieber wears something from a certain brand, everyone notices—and if it's cute, they'll want to buy it. That's a fact of life. This year, the A-list has been on a roll, sparking viral craze after viral craze with their street style—think Lawrence's luxury slippers and Bieber's latest bag obsession. Ahead, find all the items celebrities have either sold out or nearly have, and shop what's left before it's too late.

Balenciaga Rodeo Bag

On Hailey Bieber: Balenciaga Rodeo Medium Croc-Embossed Top-Handle Bag ($4690); Levi's jeans; The Row Calfskin Tassel Boyfriend Loafers ($1150)

There's a new It bag in town, and Hailey Bieber (as well as Italian model Vittoria Ceretti and actress Lindsey Lohan) are already all over it. Balenciaga's Rodeo bag—which comes in various colors, sizes, shapes, and materials—was introduced by the French brand in May 2024, and in the months since, has garnered quite the fanbase. Lauded for its classic, yet modern silhouette and versatility, the Rodeo is bound to become a future heirloom.

Shop the bag:

Chloé Boho Minidress

On Daisy Edgar-Jones: Chloé Sleeveless Mini Dress, bag, and Judith Studded Leather Mules ($950)

Arguably no dresses have caused quite as big a stir in 2024 as Chloé's boho frocks, worn most prominently by Daisy Edgar-Jones on the Twisters press tour, but also by Zoe Saldaña, Sienna Miller, and Sydney Sweeney. The viral dresses were designed by the French house's new creative director Chemena Kamali, whose elevated take on bohemian fashion has taken the industry by (pleasant) surprise.

Shop the dresses:

Saint Laurent Y Bag

On Bella Hadid: Saint Laurent Y Tote ($3600)

Bella Hadid has a knack for introducing the world to new handbags that'll soon go viral. She first did it with Coach's Brooklyn bag this year and followed up quickly with Saint Laurent's Y Tote, which has also been spotted on Zoë Kravitz, Sofia Richie Grainge, Angelina Jolie, and Charli XCX.

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La Ligne Colby Pants

On Jennifer Lawrence: La Ligne Colby Pants ($295); Phoebe Philo sunglasses; Haflinger Classic Grizzly Slippers ($95); The Row Caroline Shirt ($1490) and bag

Not only is Jennifer Lawrence the biggest possible fan of La Ligne's silk Colby Pants, but so is Meghan Markle, making them some of fashion's favorite bottoms by a landslide. Simply put, we're talking about hyper-luxurious pajama pants, and what could be more alluring than that?

Shop the pants:

Charvet Slippers

On Laura Harrier: Charvet Suede Slippers ($450); Dmy by Dmy sunglasses; Saint Laurent Le 5 à 7 Supple Baby Bag ($1490)

As someone who took a two-hour train from London to Paris just to score a pair of these ultra-luxe house slippers, I can tell you with absolute certainty that they're just as spectacular as celebs like Dakota Johnson, Laura Harrier, and Lawrence make them appear to be. They're cushy, elegant, and so French. Charvet's slip-on suede shoes are more than worth the viral hype around them right now.

Shop the slippers:

Elsa Peretti Bone Cuff for Tiffany & Co.

On Elsa Hosk: Elsa Peretti Large Bone Cuff ($38000)

It really only takes a few celebrity sightings to return an anti-trend item into the trendiest piece of jewelry in all of fashion. Case in point? Elsa Peretti's Bone Cuffs, which have been around for decades but are currently getting another wave of attention thanks to celebs like Elsa Hosk, Jasmine Tookes, Laura Harrier, Dua Lipa, Selena Gomez, and more.

Shop the bracelets:

Khaite x Oliver Peoples Sunglasses

On Sofia Richie Grainge: Oliver Peoples x Khaite 1979c Rectangular-Frame Acetate Sunglasses ($354); Khaite coat and shoes

Pretty much as soon as Khaite dropped its first eyewear line with Oliver Peoples, they became one of the celeb set's favorite sunglass options. Sofia Richie Grainge regularly wears a couple of different styles, as does Jennifer Lawrence, Kendall Jenner, Olivia Rodrigo, and Riley Keough.

Shop the sunglasses:

Alaïa Le Teckel

On Margot Robbie: Alaïa Le Teckel East/West Canvas Shoulder Bag ($2700) and Leather Peep-Toe Mules ($1490)

Last but certainly not least is the East-West bag on every editor I know's 2025 wish list: Alaïa's Le Teckel bag. It's shaped similarly to a dachshund and has had its fair share of celebrity fans, including but not limited to Dua Lipa and Margot Robbie, who carried hers while pregnant to Wimbledon this summer alongside a polka-dot dress and Alaïa peep-toe heels.

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What makes Hailey Bieber’s style so aspirational is the way she can make anything look effortlessly cool and genuinely copiable, whether it’s a post-pilates set or a slip dress at the Met Gala. Even her most daring style choices—yes, I’m talking about that Met Gala after-party look—elicit a million clones on Instagram and TikTok. And her latest one, despite being one of her most risqué yet, is no exception. 

For a party put on by Tiffany & Co. in Los Angeles, the Rhode founder made a completely sheer black maxi dress from Saint Laurent, worn with nothing but a matching bra and underwear set, look entirely casual and wearable. Once intimidating, Bieber managed to make naked dressing for fall an approachable concept. Just add some strappy, sky-high heels and a gold wrist cuff. 

Scroll down to see Bieber’s take on the bare-all trend and shop it for fall.

On Hailey Bieber: Saint Laurent dress; Tiffany & Co. jewelry

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Zoë Kravitz's style is hard to pin down. Sometimes she goes for elegant gowns, while other times she'll wear a risqué crystal-embellished naked dress. For her most recent red carpet appearance, she was the picture of minimalist chic in a simple The Row strapless tube dress and pointy-toe pumps. 

Last night, Kravitz attended a dinner in Los Angeles celebrating the new Tiffany Lock collection. Her sleek dress-and-shoe pairing provided the perfect blank canvas to show off her spectacular jewellery—she was attending a Tiffany & Co. event, after all. Her special necklace in gold, platinum, and diamond was pulled from the brand's archives from between 1890 and 1915. How impressive is that? Scroll down to see Zoë Kravitz's newest red carpet outfit, and shop pieces to re-create it. 

On Zoë Kravitz: The Row dress; Tiffany & Co. Archives Necklace in gold, platinum and diamonds; Tiffany diamond stud earrings; Tiffany Embrace band ring in platinum with diamonds

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Zoë Kravitz's style is hard to pin down. Sometimes she goes for elegant gowns, while other times she'll wear a risqué crystal-embellished naked dress. For her most recent red carpet appearance, she was the picture of minimalist chic in a simple The Row strapless tube dress and Manolo Blahnik pointy-toe pumps. 

Last night, Kravitz attended a dinner in Los Angeles celebrating the new Tiffany Lock collection. Her sleek dress-and-shoe pairing provided the perfect blank canvas to show off her spectacular jewelry—she was attending a Tiffany & Co. event, after all. Her special necklace in gold, platinum, and diamond was pulled from the brand's archives from between 1890 and 1915. How impressive is that? Scroll down to see Zoë Kravitz's newest red carpet outfit, and shop pieces to re-create it. 

On Zoë Kravitz: The Row dress; Manolo Blahnik shoes; Tiffany & Co. Archives Necklace in gold, platinum and diamonds; Tiffany diamond stud earrings; Tiffany Embrace band ring in platinum with diamonds

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Halston Limited, Halston Luggage, Halston Perfume—the 1970s were all about Halston, the eponymous line, numerous licensing deals, and, of course, the visionary designer himself. Studio 54 was the place to be, and cocaine was the thing to do as Halston, a milliner whose career took off thanks to the pillbox hat Jacqueline Kennedy wore to JFK’s inauguration, pivoted to embrace the modern woman with both ready-to-wear and made-to-order fashion collections. 

Akin to Dior’s New Look of the 1940s, Halston embraced a streamlined silhouette with an emphasis on draping, luxury fabrics, and color that set the tone for sensual ’70s style. His rise and fall, particularly his tumultuous personal and professional relationships, are chronicled in the highly anticipated miniseries Halston, which debuts on Netflix today. Produced by Ryan Murphy of American Horror Story and Hollywood renown, this five-episode miniseries has the intense character development, biting dialogue, beautiful scenery, and, of course, gorgeous costumes that one has come to expect from the producer. However, much like the man himself, Ewan McGregor’s Halston triumphs due in large part to support from a powerful cast of characters portrayed by several famous faces.

Rebecca Dayan is one such face—the multitalented artist who embodies the role of the iconic jewelry designer and Halston muse Elsa Peretti. While the physical resemblance between Dayan and Peretti is uncanny—both raven-haired beauties began their careers as models—it is their shared creative spirit that brings the character to life. Although Dayan hails from the South of France, her Italian accent rings true to Peretti’s Florentine roots. Rants and raves are particularly memorable due in part to the "donna forte” artist that Dayan channels. 

Notably, Peretti outlived many of her contemporaries by 30 years, passing away just a few weeks ago at 80 years old. Given the timeliness of this series, we were eager to catch up with Dayan and learn more about Peretti’s role in the Halston era, as well as her legacy as one of the most esteemed jewelry designers of her time. 

Although we’re discussing Halston’s glamorous heyday of the 1970s and ’80s, Zooming with Dayan in 2021 looks decidedly different than the luxe sets of Netflix’s latest fashion-focused series. Sitting on the couch in her apartment in NYC, Dayan greets me over the screen with a shy smile and a certain je ne sais quoi—exuding that elusive, seemingly effortless French style in a gray V-neck cashmere sweater, minimalist jewelry, and comfortable trousers.

I’m quick to ask for any French-girl fashion or beauty tips, but Dayan is even quicker to wave me off. "French-girl style is just a myth, you know? But it has sold a lot of lipstick,” she quips. 

Before diving into her role as Peretti, I ask the multifaceted artist (in addition to modeling, Dayan has studied fine art and design and is also a producer) what first attracted her to the world of film. "I remember watching the movie After Hours with my mom. I’ve seen it so many times now, but that is what inspired me to explore the creativity of movie-making.”

The 1985 black comedy by Martin Scorsese features a gritty New York City that stands in stark contrast to the world in which Dayan has been immersed since filming for Halston began in 2019, but then again, NYC has always been a home for artists. 

Dayan and Peretti were both drawn to the city in their 20s, but interestingly, it was challenging for Dayan to find primary source materials about Peretti’s life until after her 50s. "Initially, I didn’t know a lot about Elsa, but I was inspired by her as a creative, powerful, independent woman,” Dayan remarks. "There were tons of information, including video and interviews about Halston, Victor Hugo, and other artists from that era, but not a lot about Elsa,” she recalls. "I had to imagine what she would have been like in her 20s, how she would have moved, and danced.”

It is this appreciation for movement that linked Peretti and Halston, particularly in their design sensibilities. Whereas Halston’s understanding of fabric, color, and texture set the tone for women’s fashion of the decade, Peretti embraced forms found in nature, as seen in her iconic bone cuff for Tiffany & Co. as well as the curved fragrance bottle she designed for Halston’s first perfume.

Interestingly, both Halston’s and Peretti’s design aesthetics could easily be worn today. "I loved all of the dresses,” says Dayan. "But especially the cashmere cardigan and dress that Elsa wears at the airport. I would wear that right now.” We also gush over the bone cuff, which Tiffany’s still sells. "It just feels special,” she says. "It’s not just how it looks but how it feels on the body.” Peretti’s designs are truly timeless—there’s a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it moment where Dayan wears an original Elsa Peretti for Tiffany’s mesh bra under a red suit—and still totally wearable in the 21st century.

However, amid the glitz and glamor of the disco era, the burgeoning AIDS crisis infiltrated the scene, decimating the creative community in which Peretti thrived. "It was a very dark time where people would be out at a party, at Studio 54, and then people just stopped showing up. They contracted the virus and died,” Dayan explains. Halston himself was diagnosed in the late ’80s and succumbed to the disease in 1990.

At the end of the series, a title card appears and notes that Halston’s closest friends, Peretti and Liza Minnelli, reunited to hold an event to celebrate the designer’s life. Given Peretti’s recent passing, I ask Dayan how she thinks the icon would like to be remembered by her friends and fans. "It’s hard to say, but I think Elsa would like to be remembered first and foremost as an artist,” she muses. "Hopefully, Tiffany will reissue some of her pieces since they are timeless and classic.”

As for Dayan, I ask what’s next on her agenda as we prepare to enter a post-COVID world. "I’m just excited to get back out there and continue to work,” she says. Ever the artist, she’s already writing a feature film and looking to find distribution for Born Free, a documentary about the maternal health crisis in America that she helped to produce as the first project funded by her nonprofit organization, The Mother Lovers. From model muse to iconic artist, Dayan, much like Peretti, has clearly found her medium. 

All five episodes of Halston will be available on Netflix beginning May 14. 

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At Who What Wear, our ultimate goal is to help you shop smarter—whether it's identifying the items you can get away with buying on a budget or the premium pieces that, although they come with higher price tags, we consider to be worth the investment. Fine jewellery always makes for a wise investment, particularly when it comes from one of the world's most iconic luxury jewellers. 

Founded by Charles Lewis Tiffany and John B. Young in 1837, Tiffany & Co. has become a bijoux institution whose popularity has seldom wavered. Why? The jeweller has been one of the most adaptable in the luxury market. 

It has called upon talented designers to help create and nurture its unique aesthetic while being unafraid to reflect different social and cultural trends—in its own Tiffany & Co. way, of course. Although the cult Return to Tiffany Heart Tag is one of the brand's most identifiable pieces, there's another sleek piece of Tiffany jewellery that's even more popular in fashion circles. The Tiffany T bangle. 

What Is a Tiffany T Bangle? 

Having debuted in 2014, the Tiffany T collection was created by Francesca Amfitheatrof and served as her first collection as a design director for Tiffany & Co. Inspired by the women of New York and the bustling city itself, simplicity was integral to Amfitheatrof's vision. "I wanted to create a symbol for modern life and the relentless energy that flows through New York and drives art and culture around the world. This is just the beginning of what I want to accomplish," Amfitheatrof said at the time of the Tiffany T collection's launch. This "symbol of modern life" has been proven to have enduring appeal amongst style types. 

What Does the Tiffany T Bangle Look Like? 

The design features minimalist lines, hidden mechanisms, and the distinctive, bold shape of the letter "T" cleverly and subtly representing the Tiffany & Co. branding. The Tiffany T collection boasts everything from necklaces to rings, but the Tiffany T bangle is, without a doubt, the most in-demand piece. 

The uncomplicated aesthetic of the Tiffany T bangle makes it a hit with pared-back style enthusiasts, while the unmistakable "T" emblem serves as a status symbol for those who live for labels. This broad appeal has cemented the bangle as a timeless classic and has made it a piece that every jewellery aficionado wants to own.

Is the Tiffany T Bangle Worth the Investment? 

Today, the Tiffany T bangle comes in rose, yellow, white gold, and sterling silver and in various thicknesses. Some of the pieces in the collection are also adorned with pavé-set diamonds. So whether you're looking to layer or would rather focus on one statement piece, there's a Tiffany T bangle to suit you. The big question is, is it worth it? Even if you have a luxury budget (or no budget at all!), a T bangle is a purchase that needs to be made with consideration. The most "affordable" designs come in at just under £2,000 with those encrusted with diamonds ringing in in the tens of thousands (the highest on site currently sitting at £35,500). Having kept an eye on the market, I can tell you that the Tiffany T bangle only continues to increase in cost (some exclusive styles at up £5K since last year), and the resale demand remains incredibly buoyant. So, if you're looking to make a luxury jewellery purchase, this could be a sound one. 

Keep scrolling to shop the current Tiffany T bangle collection. 

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Generally speaking, jewelry never really goes out of style. Sure, there are some trends that come and go for a short amount of time, but they always seem to make their way back to the forefront of our personal collections. (Hoop earrings, we're looking at you.) And considering the timeless quality of your baubles, you have all the more reason to invest in luxury pieces, such as the most popular designer bracelets.

Whether it's the iconic Cartier Love you've seen on everyone from your favorite style star to the coolest It girl or the Tiffany T bracelet, there's something about wearing a bracelet so instantly recognizable that feels, well, chic. And when you buy yourself a bracelet from one of these brands, you know it'll be a staple in your collection for years on end. If you're ready to add a touch of luxury to your everyday accessory look, scroll down to see the most popular designer bracelets every fashion lover has their eye on.

1. David Yurman Cable Cuff Bracelet

Founded in 1980, David Yurman is a renowned American luxury jewelry brand known for its commitment to artistry and innovation. While the brand offers an array of investment-worthy jewelry, its most noteworthy piece is the Cable Cuff. Featuring the brand's distinctive cable-inspired shape crafted from silver and gold, the style has become a must-have among jewelry collectors who love sculptural items.

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2. Chanel CC Chain Bracelet

Founded by Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel in 1909, the house has become known for its revolutionary ready-to-wear collections. Many may know this French fashion house for its enduringly popular tweed suit sets or classic flap bags, but we'd be remiss if we did not discuss the jewelry. Much like other pieces from the luxury label, the Chanel CC Chain Bracelet has become iconic in its own right. Characterized by its chunky chain with an interlocking double-C logo charm, the bracelet's easily recognizable silhouette has become synonymous with the brand's legacy. And in turn, it's made it one of the most sought-after jewelry pieces among the fashion set.

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3. Cartier Love Bracelet

Since its inception in 1847, Cartier has been renowned for its exquisite jewelry and timepieces. Known for championing craftsmanship and the highest quality materials, many items from Cartier lend themselves to be excellent long-term investments. But if you were to choose just one piece of jewelry to invest in from this luxury French label, it would have to be the Love Bracelet. Featuring a signature screw motif meant to represent the everlasting bond of love, this bracelet has become synonymous with the legacy of Cartier. It's a designer bracelet that any jewelry lover would love to have in their collection.

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4. Celine Knot Bracelet

Celine is a French luxury fashion house founded in 1945 by Céline Vipiana. While initially known for ready-to-wear fashion, the brand has expanded its offerings to include sought-after jewelry. One of the most coveted items includes the Celine knot bracelet. Characterized by its thin silhouette with a simple knot in the center, its timeless design has cemented the style as an excellent long-term investment due to its enduring appeal.

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5. Hermès Bracelet

You're likely already aware of Hermès, but you might not know that the brand was founded in 1837 by Thierry Hermès as a house specializing in harnesses and saddlery for horses. Over the years, it expanded into various luxury goods, many of which have become some of the most sought-after luxury items in the world. While its handbags have become a symbol of luxury, they're not the only items worth investing in from the brand. Hermès's high-end jewelry, including the Hermès H Cuff, is just as noteworthy as any other accessory from this French house. Made from high-quality materials such as precious metals or exotic leathers and adorned with the brand's logo, this bracelet has become an enduring example of the brand's commitment to craftsmanship.

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6. Louis Vuitton Essential V Bracelet

Since its founding in 1854, Louis Vuitton has been illustrious for its iconic travel trunks and handbags. But the French house's luxury-goods offering doesn't stop at bags, as the brand has expanded over the years into various product lines, including jewelry. While there are many jewelry pieces from the label that have reached cult status, none are as popular as the Essential V Bracelet. With a distinctive V-shaped charm adorned on a dainty chain, the style nods to the brand's iconic LV logo without being over-the-top, making it the perfect purchase for shoppers looking for a more minimal designer bracelet.

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7. Tiffany & Co. T Bracelet

Can you even round up the best designer jewelry brands without mentioning Tiffany & Co.? Ever since its founding in 1837, the New York–based luxury house has been the destination for the style set to shop for designer jewelry. While some of its most popular pieces include the Heart Tag necklace, its bracelets are not to be passed over—specifically, the Tiffany T Square Bracelet. The style is instantly recognizable because of its distinct clean lines, making it worthy of a spot in your jewelry box.

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No matter who you're backing for Super Bowl LIII, everyone can agree that the Vince Lombardi trophy is a work of art. In fact, this iconic award has been designed and produced by Tiffany & Co. since 1967, making it one of the most recognizable American pieces to grace any mantle, awards case, or vault.

But you don't have to be a professional athlete or actor to appreciate the beauty of a world-class trophy. Below, we take a look at a few of the incredible awards created by Tiffany & Co., Cartier, and Chopard—as well as a few of their most iconic wearable pieces—and admire the craftsmanship from these storied jewels in all materials, shapes, and sizes.

Vince Lombardi Trophy

According to Tiffany, the company was commissioned to produce the trophy for the very first Super Bowl in 1967. Although the design has always featured a regulation-size football in kicking position, it was renamed in 1970 for the late Green Bay Packers coach, Vince Lombardi, who led the Packers to victories in the first two Super Bowls.

Senior Director of Tiffany & Co. Dean Jansen, notes, “Tiffany & Co. takes pride in creating trophies that help athletes celebrate their triumphs. Through unparalleled design, superior craftsmanship and the finest materials, the Vince Lombardi trophy has been capturing the spirit of victory for over 50 years.”

Founded in 1837, Tiffany & Co. is responsible for the creation of numerous trophies, team rings, and awards spanning the fields of tennis, baseball, horse racing, and beyond. After nearly two centuries, it's clear that Tiffany's storied designs have permeated American culture, and is reflected in many of our favorite individual pieces pictured below.

Triple Crown Trophy

The Cartier Triple Crown Trophy is a three-sided vase, each face equally representing the three jewels of the crown to signify the Kentucky Derby, Preakness, and Belmont Stakes. Although no longer in use, Cartier was first commissioned by the Thoroughbred Racing Association to create the Triple Crown Trophy in 1950, as pictured above. 

Below, you may recognize some of Cartier's more recent designs: the Love Bracelet, Panthère de Cartier Ring, and the iconic Tank Watch. 

Palme d'Or

Even the most amateur of film buffs will recognize the Palme d'Or, awarded to the best film at the Cannes Film Festival, including Taxi Driver (1976), Pulp Fiction (1994), and The Tree of Life, (2011). 

Last year marked two decades that the Maison Chopard has been producing this elegant trophy, which, according to the jeweler, is "meticulously made each year with Fairmined-certified ethical gold in its Haute Joaillerie ateliers." Notably, as of July 2018, Chopard began using exclusively ethical gold in its watch and jewelry creations, including the items below. 

Bonus

Did you know there is a special award presented at Cannes to two young actors called the Trophée Chopard? It was founded in 2001 and has been won by a number of today's biggest stars including Shailene Woodley, Ezra Miller, John Boyega, and Anya-Taylor Joy.

And, because all beautiful trophies deserve an equally remarkable case, check out the precision painting on the 35th America's Cup Trophy travel trunk made by Louis Vuitton.

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Wearing: Tiffany & Co, HardWear Link Earrings ($6950), HardWare Graduated Link Necklace ($2800) and Hansen & Gretel Ophelia Dress Serpent ($599).

Every year we look forward to Tiffany & Co.'s start of summer party. It signifies the end of year is almost here, which means we can let our hair down and celebrate the year's successes. It's also an opportunity to catch up with influencers who are back in town for the holidays, like one of our faves and INF / Network member, Jaime Ridge.

After recently relocating to Los Angeles, Jaime Ridge was back in her adopted hometown of Sydney (she originally hails from New Zealand), so we took the opportunity to chat about summer trends, LA style and the styling tricks she's picked up while overseas. Read on! 

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What summer trends are you excited to wear?

I personally try not to follow trends too closely, as my style is more on the classic side so I’m really looking forward to wearing my timeless white linen pieces, especially my selection of linen Reformation dresses. Oh and my gorgeous new Rixo London dresses—they’re perfect for summer! I’m also looking forward to sporting a basket bag this summer. However honestly, I think I’m mostly looking forward to wearing earrings for the first time! I recently got my ears pierced (crazy it took so long, I know!) so all I’m thinking about is earrings and accessorising with new jewellery.

What summer trend are you avoiding this season?

I don’t think you’ll see me wearing bike shorts outside of the gym anytime soon, but never say never!

You’ve been living in LA for the last few months—what are some of the big trends you’ve spotted?

I have been living in LA! In general, LA is a very casual city, and the style varies quite dramatically depending on which part of LA you’re in, which is super interesting. Denim is huge all over LA so denim skirts were big in LA in summer. Parts of LA like Venice can be very boho, and I spotted plenty of maxi dresses and skirts floating around this summer. In other parts of LA, like West Hollywood the streetwear trends were far more prominent, so biker shorts and belt bags were everywhere. That’s one thing I love about LA, the way the style varies so dramatically, anything goes really!

Have you picked up any LA styling tricks? What are they?

I’m not sure about styling tricks, however I do tend to wear more layered jewellery since moving to LA! It just seems so fitting! I believe I have also started dressing down more, my style is generally far more casual these days—but that’s sure to change no matter what city I’m in!

If your style veers more traditional, you might gravitate toward classic diamond cuts, or if you're all about uniqueness, maybe you've been eyeing black engagement rings. Yet in your search for an engagement ring that's truest to you, you might want to take a closer look at the princess cut. We find the more angular shape of princess-cut engagement rings to be a happy medium between classic (such as a round solitaire) and unconventional styles. However, if you associate the style with just one look, you'd also be missing out on a diverse array of options a princess cut could afford you. With that in mind, keep reading to see 25 options that are too pretty to resist and are special enough to wear forever.

Ready to commit?

Looking for a bold, edgy engagement ring for your unique style? Sure, there are a handful of styles that break with tradition, but if you want to go all-out we highly suggest you lean toward the dark side. Specifically, we're referring to black engagement rings. Yes, they're a thing, and they're incredibly chic.

Not only do black engagement rings tend to be more budget-friendly, but whether they are in classic styles or more modern alternatives, these alternative and glamorous rings take unique to a whole new level. Plus they're the perfect answer for the couple that simply isn't about a traditional diamond or golden band or those who live in an all-black wardrobe—this ring provides consistency.

See what we mean with 25 of our favorite rings on the market right now.

Proof that black is still the new black.

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Engagement rings are romantic and can be especially fun when it comes to a trend-driven one. However, despite our love for all things edgy and tradition-breaking, a timeless, classic engagement ring still comes up top. There's just something about a classic silhouette—whether it's a single round rock, round or oval-shaped, or sleek diamonds paired together—that can't be beaten. And the best part about the simplicity of classic engagement rings is that they can match anyone's budget.

So while we encourage trying trends, we also suggest keeping their shelf life in mind when it comes to a purchase as significant as an engagement ring. For a ring you're guaranteed to l love as long as you love your spouse, stick with something timeless. Scroll on to see 30 rings that fit the definition.

Solitaire 

Diamond Bands

Twisted Metals

Classics are forever.

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When it comes to bridal jewelry, your wedding ring will always be the key piece of your big day and all the days after that. So whether you want to stick to tradition and opt for classic wedding-ring styles or you're a true modern bride and are eyeing more alternative ring styles, the pressure of choosing the one is quite high. However, the lovely thing about your wedding day and deciding how it's going to go down is that you're creating a tradition of your own.

With that in mind, we have chosen 10 wedding-ring styles (of the many out there) with various shopping options for each. We know commitment is scary, but we suggest—as with everything—sticking with your gut, as there's a good chance it'll always be right. Scroll on to decide which one to say "I do" to.

Metal 

With Diamonds 

With Gemstones 

Anniversary 

Stackables 

Modern 

Vintage 

Eternity 

Wide

Classic

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What do Jennifer Lopez, Heidi Klum, and Victoria Beckham have in common? They've all been the proud wearers of a yellow diamond engagement ring—a unique choice that nods to the uptick in more nontraditional stones and settings that many modern brides-to-be are opting for. Colored engagement rings, in general, are having a moment in the spotlight, from emerald green to sapphire blue and today's topic at hand: bright canary.

It might not be for everyone, but you can't deny the appeal of a gumball-sized yellow diamond as major eye candy. Whether you're expecting a proposal and want to drop a hint, or are simply an admirer of sparkly jewelry, scroll through the gallery below for the best yellow engagement rings.

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It’s no secret that we love talking about engagement rings. They’re just so beautiful—and so sentimental—that we can’t help but gush every now and then over a standout ring. And chances are, anyone who’s in the market for an engagement ring can agree. With so many cuts, colours, settings, styles, and sizes to be considered it can be easy to become so fixated on finding the perfect engagement ring that you completely overlook another important factor: What about your man?

After all, you’re not the only one who’s making this lifetime commitment, so doesn’t his ring deserve a little attention too? The hope is that you’ll both be wearing these rings for life, so put a little effort into it. That’s not to say that we don’t sympathise, however. We know that finding a cool ring for him (that you’ll both like) isn’t easy, so we’ve rounded up a few of our favourite options below.

Related: You've Never Seen an Engagement Ring Like This Before

Just like any other trend, engagement ring styles come and go. Despite the fact that unique engagement rings are becoming more popular, and coloured diamonds are on the rise, we aren’t surprised that Tiffany and Co.’s most popular engagement ring this year is truly timeless. 

The Tiffany & Co.'s sales director, Bill Nolan, shared that this year’s top-selling Tiffany Setting ring "has remained steadily in demand for over 130 years." And with it’s simple elegance, and stunning shine, we can see why.

Each ring is specifically built around the diamond, meaning that the stone is exquisitely showcased. Not only is the setting expertly crafted, but the selection process for diamonds is a rigorous process as well. "We audition many gemstones but very few of them make it to a Tiffany piece." Nolan shares, "I’m proud to say that our parameters for selecting diamonds far exceed those established by the industry."

Based around the classical concept that there is beauty in symmetry, one look at a Tiffany & Co. ring definitely confirms that no matter which trends come and go, a classic really is forever. If you're on the hunt for a perfect ring, we've curated some of our favourite cuts below.  

While silver and yellow gold are mainstays in most jewelry boxes, rose gold has been gaining momentum over the last few years. The pink-tinted hue offers a look that feels fresh and softer than some of the other more traditional metals. With the unwavering popularity of Millennial Pink, it’s no surprise that the trend is making its way to accessories, and right now, we’re seeing it pop up in watches.

Luxury designers like Cartier and Bulgari have been incorporating rose gold into their iconic designs, as have brands like Nixon and Larsson & Jennings, whose more affordable pieces allow you to try out the trend without a huge investment. So why not add a flash of the pretty hue to your wrist? We suggest wearing it on its own or layered with other stackable bracelets for a fashion-forward look. Ahead, shop the best rose gold watches starting at just $109.

There's nothing more feminine than a few special pieces of jewellery that you make your own in a personal way. We’ve seen the gold-chain pendant necklace make its debut, and who could forget the statement gold earrings that we’ve been matching with everything season after season? As spring rolls around, so do new trends and for jewellery, we’re calling it: It’s time to bring back the bangle.

Since there’s a few names for it (read: bracelet, cuff, etc.) we’re breaking the accessory down for clarity on how and where to wear it.

The forever bangle: The special, quality bangle that’s worth investing in. Tiffany & Co. have a variety that are timeless. Wear it among your other special pieces on occasion and keep in mind you’ll most likely want to pass this piece down the family in years to come.

The statement bangle: This is a fun addition to your existing accessory wardrobe. For spring and summer, you can’t go wrong with Australian jewellery label Dinosaur Designs for quirky, unique resin bangles you can wear on the beach or by the pool.

The everyday bangle: Jewellery designers such as Holly Ryan and Natasha Schweitzer are perfect for everyday pieces you can wear to the office and pair with your watch and stacked rings. We’ve seen the stylish woman from all over the world style bangles in their own personal way, which makes us inspired for effortless jewellery combining. Whether you’re wearing a plain cotton tee shirt and jeans or an understated satin slip dress, the bangle is super easy to style.

Keep scrolling to see who we’ve been inspired by on Instagram and shop a range of bangles. 

Related: Why I Can Justify Spending $500 on This Single Accessory

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Related: This Australian Jewellery Collection Was Inspired By a Rare Italian Gemstone

Opening images: Collage Vintage

Just like clothing, jewellery is a big part of self expression. More so than any wardrobe pieces, it tells a story about who we are and what we've been through. The ring passed on from your grandmother, or the necklace given to you by your mother after you left home—these are all examples of how jewellery goes beyond just purchasing something for yourself.

It's intimate knowledge to hear people's stories of how they ended up with a particular piece of jewellery. While trend jewellery is always fun, lifetime pieces are forever. An iconic brand that has maintained its timeless legacy is no other than Tiffany & Co. If you've been lucky enough to receive a little blue box, you know that piece will eventually be passed on to someone special in the future. 

In its latest campaign, Tiffany & Co. embrace the power of individuality and self-expression by featuring six different personalities brought together by their unique, imaginative style.

It's not about the jewellery you own but how you wear it. Whether it be layering your rings as a stack, wearing non-matching earrings, or sticking to the minimal basics, it's a personal story and yours to tell.

Keep scrolling to view the portraits of each talent and see how they style their jewellery to make it their own.

Related: The Intricate Craftsmanship Behind This Sustainable Danish Jewellery Brand

Shop timeless jewellery:

Opening image: Tiffany & Co. 

Those of us who embrace a classic look wage a constant battle: We strive for the eternally chic, but that doesn't mean we don't want outfits that are on-trend and, well, fun. A capsule wardrobe of flawless white shirts, on-trend denim, and perfectly tailored black blazers is the stuff monochromatic dreams (and fashion blogs) are made of, but it all risks falling a bit flat without—and this is important—the right accessories.

We can't help but envy the elite few among us who have truly mastered accessorizing. Their eye for turning a humdrum outfit into a stunning objet d'art is awe-inspiring, and one thing that seems to be a common factor is their skillful use of jewelry. Exhibit A: Danielle Moss, a lifestyle blogger who defines her personal style as timeless and lists Jenna Lyons and Olivia Palermo (two masters of accessorizing in their own right) as her fashion icons.

If your classic looks could use a bit of a lift, take heed: With some help from Tiffany & Co.'s new HardWear collection, Moss is showing us how she amped up three winning spring outfit formulas (one of which she wore to a special in-store event with Tiffany & Co.), all by accessorizing the right way. Enroll in our jewelry master class, right this way.

CLASSIC LOOK 1:Blue Denim+ White Button-Down

It's a fine line between looking effortless and looking like you haven't made an effort. When you wear a super-simple outfit, it's up to accessories to ensure your look remains elevated and put-together. "I felt amazing in these Tiffany & Co. bracelets," Moss told us. "They made a statement and completely transformed my outfit."

CLASSIC LOOK 2:Leather Biker Jacket+ Skinny Jeans

Behold the outfit every single one of us reaches for when we're heading out to an almost-casual dinner. It's served us faithfully for years. But if a moto jacket is your idea of edgy, it's time to be a little braver. Add a flash of gold to your look; all the better if it clashes with the hardware of your leather jacket. Not intimidated yet? Go one step further and create a jewelry moment by accessorizing one hand to the max. "I wouldn't normally stack statement pieces, but I love how these look layered together," Moss tells us. (We concur.)

CLASSIC LOOK 3:Tailored Black Blazer + Black Everything Else

Raise your hand if you keep a black blazer slung over your chair at work in case of a look-upgrade emergency? Take note, because that should only be part one of your two-step plan. Statement earrings are the real story here—not only are gold drop earrings 2017's must-have jewelry item, they're also a foolproof way to add dimension to the all-black outfits we classic dressers gravitate toward.

"[This look is] by far my favorite because of the earrings," the blogger explains on her way home from the Tiffany & Co. event. Moss tells us how she stepped outside her comfort zone and upgraded her usual head-to-toe black look with on-trend gold. "They made such an amazing statement that made me feel so good (and the endless compliments really helped, too)."

Love the new collection as much as we do? To see more pieces, head over to Tiffany & Co.

This May 8–19, Who What Wear Australia presents the second annual Street Style Awards, #TheStreeties, honouring the tastemakers and industry insiders whose style sets the tone and influences the world of fashion today. Last year, Brooke Testoni was crowned the winner of the 2016 Street Style Awards, largely down to her original, authentic and creative fashion choices. The time has now come to announce the honorees for 2017. 

Fashion Week Australia has come to an end, and it has been a whirlwind of runway trends and street style images to obsess over. Not one day has passed where we weren’t impressed and in awe of the way fashion girls embraced their creativity and pulled together cool new looks. From daring pieces like printed coats, to incredible It-bags, and the most elegant pieces of jewellery we’ve ever seen, these unique choices lit up Sydney's streets.

In celebration of #TheStreeties, we honour the tastemakers and industry insiders whose style sets the tone and influences the world of fashion today. From local faces to international celebrities, these are the women who keep the spirit of Australian street style alive. Keep scrolling to see the complete list of the 2017 winners from our second annual Street Style Awards.

Street Style Star of the Year: Chloe Hill

Chloe Hill represents everything that fashion is about—she has the creative eye that we all dream of, she exudes personality with everything she wears, and most importantly, she’s not afraid to push the boundaries (with flair and colour). That’s why we’re crowning her with the coveted award of Street Style Star of the Year and we cannot wait to see what ensemble she will surprise us with next. Stay tuned for our exclusive Who What Wear Australia fashion shoot with our 2017 winner.

The Best Street Style Beauty: Sara Donaldson

The founder of Harper & Harley and director of The UNDONE, Sara Donaldson proves that brains, beauty and fashion go hand in hand. Like her approach to fashion, Donaldson’s complexion is flawless and she’s never one to overdo it in the beauty department.

The Best Fashion Week Game: Talisa Sutton

Talisa Sutton has long been on our radar as our fashion chameleon—someone who we can rely on for never-ending inspiration. The stylist and creative director of Badlands is fluid in her styling capabilities—she is able to channel Parisienne chic in a Dion Lee pleated dress and then in a blink of an eye, transform completely with a relaxed, crisp white Hansel and Gretel ensemble.

The Best Model Style: Montana Cox

The moment we saw Montana Cox step out in white embroidered boots and pleated shirt, we knew there was a reason why she was appointed as the official face of Fashion Week Australia.

The Best Newcomer: Ella Jane

We spotted Ella Jane from a mile away, thanks to her distinctive fiery hair and porcelain skin and up close, her style is just as creative as her role with TOMBOY Beauty. Keep your eye out for this street style star on the rise!

The Best Risk-Taker: Brooke Testoni

The fashion predecessor from 2016 proves she’s still got it—Brooke Testoni’s street style is legendary. In true Testoni fashion, her personal style lit up the iconic steps of the Sydney Opera House on day one of Fashion Week Australia, pairing a black Dion Lee dress with a patent Dior handbag and RM Williams boots. That’s what we love about her—she’s not afraid to think outside the box and her confidence for taking style risks is something that inspires us everyday.

The Best Sydney Style: Yan Yan Chan

Yan Yan Chan’s playful approach to fashion is fabulously contagious and Sydney is the perfect place to inject that energy. Everyday, we did not know what to expect from the blogger and looking back on Fashion Week Australia, if we had to describe her style in three words, it would be: youthful, rebellious and spontaneous.

The Best Shoe Game: Carmen Hamilton

Running from show to show no doubt requires excellent (and comfortable) taste in footwear, and Carmen Hamilton of Chronicles of Her knew exactly how to put her best foot forward throughout Fashion Week Australia.

The Best Off-Duty Celebrity Style: Phoebe Tonkin

Phoebe Tonkin represents the essence of Australian street style—her femininity along with her relaxed attitude is what strikes us the most. Even when she’s off-duty, she still manages to pull off 10/10 street style and make it all look so effortless.

The Best #InstaStar: Ally May Hayward

With an Instagram account that boasts 93,000 followers and a social feed filled with endless style inspiration, it’s safe to say Ally May Hayward is the fashion sweetheart of Instagram. Just take a look at her snaps and you’ll appreciate her cool knack for mixing designer wear with high street threads.

The Best Accessories: Sarah Ellen

Sarah Ellen’s choice of accessories was the perfect mix of sophistication and edge. Her Fashion Week formula? A great handbag teamed with intricate pieces from Tiffany & Co’s new HardWear collection. It’s these small details that can make any outfit feel special, and we can only appreciate (and of course, shop) Ellen’s attention to these details.

Love the style from our 2017 Street Style Awards honorees? Shop our favourite Australian designers and match it with Tiffany & Co.'s new HardWear collection.

Follow #TheStreeties coverage on our Instagram.

Related: This Is How Real People Make Fashion Fun

As fashion editors, we love nothing more than an opportunity to step away from our desks and have a bit of fun with our outfits (it's easy to slip into a 9-5 uniform if we're not careful). And last week at Fashion Week Australia—one of our favourite weeks in the fashion calendar—we had the perfect opportunity to get out of the office and trial some new trends.

Our group publisher, Alison Rice, and editorial director, Amanda Stavropoulos, find constant joy in the opportunity to dream up new outfits—and trial them on the streets of fashion week. Their first port of call? A few (thousand) scrolls through endless street style images for inspiration, and then there's a fresh excuse to shop for new clothes and accessories.

Fashion week often involves 12-18 hour days for our editors—they'll be running between shows, publishing stories, and pulling together impromptu shoots backstage—so while style is paramount, comfort is important, too. And Alison and Amanda's outfit choices are proof that you don't have to sacrifice one in favour of the other. Scroll down to see every look our editors wore last week, and recreate them for yourself. 

WHO: Amanda Stavropoulos

WEAR: Orseund Iris Silk Chocolate Shirt ($360), Bassike skirt, Maryam Nassir Zadeh Olympia Wedge Heels ($620), Furla Crossbody Bag ($549).

WHO: Amanda Stavropoulos

WEAR: Orseund Iris Silk Chocolate Shirt ($360), Bassike skirt, Maryam Nassir Zadeh Olympia Wedge Heels ($620), Furla Crossbody Bag ($549).

WHO: Amanda Stavropoulos

WEAR: Topshop Moto Oversized Borg Jacket ($140), Frame Satin Tank Dress ($655) via Order Of Style, Maryam Nassir Zadeh Olympia Wedge Heels ($620), Furla Crossbody Bag ($549).

WHO: Alison Rice

WEAR: Beaufille top, Cue pants, Saint Laurent bag (similar style), Jimmy Choo heels.

WHO: Alison Rice

WEAR: Beaufille top, Cue pants, Saint Laurent bag (similar style), Jimmy Choo heels.

WHO: Alison Rice

WEAR: T By Alexander Wang Trench Coat (shop similar style), Raey V-Neck Silk Singlet ($166), Reformation pants, Attico Monica Point Heels ($570), Posse '70s Roundie Bag ($119), Holly Ryan Gold Wavee Necklace ($360).

WHO: Alison Rice

WEAR: T By Alexander Wang Trench Coat (shop similar style), Raey V-Neck Silk Singlet ($166), Reformation pants, Attico Monica Point Heels ($570), Posse '70s Roundie Bag ($119), Holly Ryan Gold Wavee Necklace ($360).

WHO: Alison Rice

WEAR: H&M Long Sleeve Top ($20) (shop in store only), Levi's Wedgie Jeans ($140), Jil Sander heels.

WHO: Amanda Stavropoulos

WEAR: Topshop White Giant Cuff Shirt ($60), Shania Mote Ribbon Top ($355), Rachel Comey Lenox Pant ($480), Maryam Nassir Zadeh Croc Mules ($550), Furla Crossbody Bag ($549).

WHO: Alison Rice

WEAR: Bianca Spender Forest Mist Dress ($925), Saint Laurent bag (similar style), Saint Laurent heels.

Need to add a touch of edge to your street style? Shop the new Tiffany & Co. HardWear collection. 

Want more street style? Follow us on Pinterest.

There are always those people who we eagerly anticipate seeing at Fashion Week Australia—the ones we can consistently rely on for a dose of street style inspiration. Then there are the newcomers—the faces who we might not recognise at first, but who take us by surprise with their fashion prowess and stand out style. 

When we spot emerging talent, not only do they leave us style stalking for days (and pinning every single outfit of theirs that we want to own), but they have this innate ability to inject fresh energy to the streets of Sydney. It's intriguing and exciting. From silver glitter pants to patchwork denim, their style choices represent the essence of cool Australian street style. Scroll down to see the fresh faces we spotted at Fashion Week Australia—you’re going to want to remember them for next year!

Related: These Were the Most-Photographed Accessories at Fashion Week Yesterday

Related: This Is How Real People Make Fashion Fun

Related: Even Off the Runway, These Australian Models Have Great Style

What was your favourite accessory from Fashion Week Australia? Tell us in the comments below, and then shop the new Tiffany & Co. HardWear collection. 

Want more street style? Follow us on Pinterest.

We've got the cure to your post-weekend, back-to-work blues, and it comes in the form of drool-worthy street style moments. With Fashion Week Australia done and dusted for another year, we're looking back at the moments that took our breath away—like the way Brooke Testoni styled her tan leather skirt with a trench coat, or how our 2017 #TheStreeties winner Chloe Hill stepped out in Zoe Karssen’s eclectic rose print jeans.

Last week had our creative minds racing—largely thanks to the unique outfits inspiring our own wardrobes. If there’s one thing we can learn from Fashion Week Australia, it is that there really are no rules when it comes to fashion, and we're feeling encouraged to keep challenging and pushing the style boundaries—and maybe spend a good portion of our day shopping for our favourite pieces and accessories we spotted on the streets.

Until next year, scroll down to see all the street style highlights we can’t stop thinking about.

WHO: Brooke Testoni

WHO: Chloe Hill

WHO: Jaime Ridge

WHO: Eleanor Pendleton

WHO: Kate Waterhouse

WHO: Sara Donaldson

WHO: Kym Ellery

WHO: Georgia Fowler

WHO: Christine Centenera

WHO: Tash Sefton and Elle Ferguson

What was your favourite look from Fashion Week Australia? Tell us in the comments below and then shop our favourite street style pieces and the new Tiffany & Co. HardWear collection. 

Want more street style? Follow us on Pinterest.

Every now and then, we see those truly unique outfits that capture our attention—and lately, the streets of Sydney have been delivering the goods. We spotted some bold fashion moments during Fashion Week Australia, and they were the boundary-pushing looks that inspired us to review our own wardrobes—aka the perfect excuse to indulge in a little more retail therapy.

Style, at its true core, represents the essence and strength of a modern woman—perhaps it’s captured when she puts a feminine spin on a traditional power suit, or it could be when adorned in stunning pieces from the new Tiffany HardWear collection. Whatever it is, there’s nothing more special than that perfect outfit that ignites the feeling of euphoria—the moment of bliss when you’re absolutely head over heels with what you’re wearing. Scroll down to see the lessons that we learnt during Fashion Week Australia, and adopt them yourself everyday.

Lesson One: Sneakers Will Always Be Cool

Whether you decide on a designer pair or cult classics like a pair of trusty Converse, sneakers will always make you feel cool (and comfortable!).

Lesson Two: Don’t Underestimate the Power of Simplicity

It's easy to be overwhelmed for choice but sometimes when you go back to basics, magic really happens—especially if you get creative with cuts and fabrics. 

Lesson Three: Inject Colour Into Your Monochrome

It's easy to always rely on a black and white uniform, but be daring and add a splash of colour. 

Lesson Four: Wear Your Heart on Your Sleeve

We saw a lot of sleeve action on the streets of Fashion Week, and this level of detail will add an instant lift of sophistication. 

Related: A Full Breakdown of Everything Our Editors Wore Last Week

Lesson Five: Mix Fabrics and Textures

If you decide to wear just one colour, mix it up with texture as it photographs well and makes your outfit more interesting. Faux fur, silk, leather... Hello, lover!

Lesson Six: Add More Belts to Your Collection

You can never have too many belts. Finding a wide belt (such as above) means you can not only cinch in your waist, but you can also add a touch of cool to the most classic outfit. 

Lesson Seven: Make Beige Your Friend

Scrap that mentality that beige is boring because when it's done right, it's flawless. If you stick to one tone of beige, be sure to invest in quality fabrics and tailored pieces. 

Lesson Eight: Ankle Boots Are Your Go-To Footwear

If you're wearing a skirt or a pair of pants, ankle boots will never fail you. Like Eleanor Pendleton's booties? Shop the Tony Bianco Diddy Boot ($219) to achieve the same look. 

Lesson Nine: Suit Up in Velvet for Femininity 

There's nothing more empowering than putting on a suit that makes you feel like a confident woman. If you want to step out of the traditional black attire, mix it up with velvet fabric for an ultra feminine vibe. 

Lesson Ten: Do Invest in Quality Accessories

They may be small and delicate but accessories are the finishing touches that can feel like the heart and soul of your entire look. To achieve a look of feminine meets edgy, try the new Tiffany & Co HardWear collection. 

Want more street style? Follow us on Pinterest.

This May 8–19, Who What Wear Australia presents the second annual Street Style Awards, #TheStreeties, honouring the tastemakers and industry insiders whose style sets the tone and influences the world of fashion today. Last year, Brooke Testoni was crowned the winner of the 2016 Street Style Awards, largely down to her original, authentic and creative fashion choices. Be sure to check back on May 19 for our announcement of this year's honourees. 

Whether it's on or off the runway, there’s nothing more exciting than spotting fashion that's different, bold and show stopping. Case in point: The fashion crowd who gathered at Fashion Week Australia yesterday.

At day four of fashion week we saw familiar faces like Talisa Sutton, and Chloe Hill step it up a notch. Fashion week isn't necessarily a time to try out a 'crazy' look, but rather a time to play with your personal style, and let it extend one step further. The best fashion-version of yourself. There's nothing worse than wearing an outfit that you think you should wear, but feeling uncomfortable. These women know how to have fun with fashion, but still look like themselves.

It's these unique style sensibilities that epitomise fashion as a fun art form—and oh, what a joy it is to watch. Scroll down to see our favourite creative outfits from day four of Fashion Week Australia. 

WHO: Talisa Sutton

WHO: Chloe Hill

WHO: Ksenija Lukich

WHO: Christine Centenera

Related: These Were the Most-Photographed Accessories at Fashion Week Yesterday

WHO: Yan Yan Chan

WHO: Jaime Ridge

Related: You Need to See the Incredible Shoes We Spotted at Fashion Week

WHO: Carmen Hamilton

WHO: Susanna Sullmann

WHO: Zanita Whittington

To bring a fun edge to your outfit, shop Tiffany & Co.'s new HardWear collection and tell us your favourite pieces in the comments below or Instagram your favourites with #TheStreetiesxTiffanyHardWear. 

Follow #TheStreeties coverage on our Instagram.

This May 8–19, Who What Wear Australia presents the second annual Street Style Awards, #TheStreeties, honouring the tastemakers and industry insiders whose style sets the tone and influences the world of fashion today. Last year, Brooke Testoni was crowned the winner of the 2016 Street Style Awards, largely down to her original, authentic and creative fashion choices. Be sure to check back on May 19 for our announcement of this year's honourees. 

Day two of Fashion Week Australia was nothing short of spectacular, with fashion girls gathering at Sydney's Carriageworks in some incredible head-turning looks.

If there’s one thing we learnt in our time obsessing over street style, it’s that fashion girls certainly aren't afraid to show off their personalities through their style, and have fun with bold prints and pops of bright colour. Yan Yan Chan lit up the streets in a star print leather jacket paired with metallic pink go-go boots, and Kate Waterhouse stunned in a Camilla and Marc dress paired with gold metallic Gucci pumps. Is anyone else frantically updating their Pinterest boards?

It's these spectacular moments that make fashion week about more than just the runway. For our favourite head-turning looks, keep scrolling to see our pick of the best street style moments from day two of Fashion Week Australia.

WHO: Kate Waterhouse

WHO: Yan Yan Chan

WHO: Holly Titheridge

WHO: Sara Donaldson

Related: We’ve Got Proof That Australia Is Home to the Best Street Style

WHO: Jaime Ridge

WHO: Chloe Hill

WHO: Margaret Zhang

WHO: Ksenija Lukich

WHO: Brooke Testoni

Related: We’ve Got Proof That Australia Is Home to the Best Street Style

WHO: Ella Janee

WHO: Tanja Gacic

WHO: Mel Tan

WHO: Freddy Harper

Love the street style fashion from day two of Fashion Week Australia? Make sure you shop Tiffany & Co.'s new HardWare collection for jewellery that will turn heads. 

Follow #TheStreeties coverage on our Instagram.

This May 8–19, Who What Wear Australia presents the second annual Street Style Awards, #TheStreeties, honouring the tastemakers and industry insiders whose style sets the tone and influences the world of fashion today. Last year, Brooke Testoni was crowned the winner of the 2016 Street Style Awards, largely down to her original, authentic and creative fashion choices. Be sure to check back on May 19 for our announcement of this year's honourees. 

Fashion Week is finally here, and day one's street style moments didn't disappoint. Despite the overcast weather, it didn't dampen the fashion crowd’s energy to put their best outfits on and head to Sydney Opera House to watch Dion Lee open with his Resort '18 collection. 

Thankfully, the rain held off (no one wants rain to ruin their new pair of Gucci fur loafers!), and the fashion set graced the Opera House steps in some of the most seriously cool footwear we've ever seen.

Our official #TheStreeties photographer, Katie Fergus, was on the ground capturing the best of this year's street style. They're the moments we'll be talking about for months (and years) to come. We can't wait for you to follow along with our week of coverage. Keep scrolling to see our favourite footwear from day one of Fashion Week Australia.

WHO: Sara Donaldson

WHO: Carmen Hamilton

WHO: Brooke Testoni

WHO: Camilla Freeman-Topper

WHO: Yan Yan Chan

WHO: Kate Waterhouse

WHO: Talisa Sutton

Related: We’ve Got Proof That Australia Is Home to the Best Street Style

WHO: Montana Cox

WHO: Natasha Liu Bordizzo

WHO: Dasha Gold

WHO: Elyse Taylor

WHO: Nadia Fairfax

WHO: Sarah Ellen

Spot a footwear trend that you loved? Tell us your favourites in the comments below or post on Instagram and tag #TheStreeties. Not at Fashion Week Australia? Shop our favourite shoes to make you feel like you're part of the action. 

Follow #TheStreeties coverage on our Instagram.

This May 8–19, Who What Wear Australia presents the second annual Street Style Awards, #TheStreeties, honouring the tastemakers and industry insiders whose style sets the tone and influences the world of fashion today. Last year, Brooke Testoni was crowned the winner of the 2016 Street Style Awards, largely down to her original, authentic and creative fashion choices. Be sure to check back on May 19 for our announcement of this year's honourees. 

With all eyes and excitement on the runway at Fashion Week Australia, we're taking a moment to spotlight and applaud the accessories we've spotted on the street. After scanning through yesterday’s street style captures from our #TheStreeties photographer, Katie Fergus, we spotted some truly mesmerising street style moments—it was a day where all the best accessories came out to play. So what are we adding to our shopping wishlist? Jesinta Campbell's earrings, and Clarice Chian's bag. Obsessed. 

Sometimes, it’s these little details that can add an element of edge or sophistication to a fashion girl’s outfit, and we can't get enough. Scroll down to see our favourite accessories photographed at Fashion Week Australia, and add to your shopping lists—STAT.

WHO: Clarice Chian

WEAR: Gaia Bag

WHO: Brooke Testoni

WHO: Chloe Hill

WHO: Talisa Sutton

WHO: Kate Waterhouse

Related: You Need to See the Incredible Shoes We Spotted at Fashion Week

WHO: Yan Yan Chan

WEAR: Poppy Lissiman Postage Bag

WEAR: Gucci XL Leather Clutch

WHO: Victoria Ngo

WHO: Jesinta Campbell

WEAR: Tiffany & Co. HardWear Collection Ball Hook Earrings ($495)

Love Tiffany & Co.'s new HardWear collection as worn by Jesinta Campbell? Tell us your favourite pieces in the comments below or Instagram your favourites and tag with #TheStreetiesxTiffanyHardWear. 

Follow #TheStreeties coverage on our Instagram.

This May 8–19, Who What Wear Australia presents the second annual Street Style Awards, #TheStreeties, honouring the tastemakers and industry insiders whose style sets the tone and influences the world of fashion today. Last year, Brooke Testoni was crowned the winner of the 2016 Street Style Awards, largely down to her original, authentic and creative fashion choices. Be sure to check back on May 19 for our announcement of this year's honourees. 

When we watch fashion weeks around the world and in Australia, it’s the fashion risk-takers that are hard for us to ignore. For models, it’s in their DNA to transform their style off the runway and onto our streets. One minute they are adorned in the most beautiful haute couture pieces, and then, in a flash, you'll spot them in off-duty denim paired with a single piece of jewellery that adds a touch of edge.

We think of #TheStreeties as a celebration of the creativity of Australian street style—a toast to the women who make us want to step up our style game. When we spot the likes of Australian models Gemma Ward or Shanina Shaik, no matter where they are, these models prove their flair for style. They represent the spirit and strength of a modern woman—and we couldn’t be any prouder to call them Australian.

Scroll down to see our favourite Australian models who dominate the street style game.

Gemma Ward

Bambi Northwood Blyth

Miranda Kerr

Catherine McNeil

Shanina Shaik

Montana Cox

Bridget Malcolm

Nicole Trunfio

Jessica Gomes

Georgia Fowler

Jessica Hart

Do you love the street style of these Australian models? Shop these transitional street style pieces and add a touch of edge with Tiffany & Co.'s new HardWear collection.

Follow #TheStreeties coverage on our Instagram.

This May 8–19, Who What Wear Australia presents the second annual Street Style Awards, #TheStreeties, honouring the tastemakers and industry insiders whose style sets the tone and influences the world of fashion today. Last year, Brooke Testoni was crowned the winner of the 2016 Street Style Awards, largely down to her original, authentic and creative fashion choices. Be sure to check back on May 19 for our announcement of this year's honourees.

Australian women have a relaxed approach to fashion—they have this brilliant knack for pulling together high-end street looks and with a mix of affordable and designer pieces. Not only do they manage to stand out during Fashion Week Australia, but their creativity inspires us beyond that one week of the year.

Geographically speaking, sure Australia is located far from the rest of the world, but whenever there’s need to source fashion inspiration, we don’t have to look very far. Our Sydney streets have witnessed some of the most incredible outfits, you just need to scroll down for proof.

Come next week, we’ll get to see the greatness of Australian street style all over again. Scroll down to see the looks that prove Australia really is home to the best street style.

WHO: Christine Centenera

WHO: Jasmine Howell

WHO: Sarah Pauley

WHO:  Isabelle Cornish

WHO: Emily Highfield

WHO: Nicole Warne

WHO: Zanita Whittington

WHO: Alexandra Spencer

WHO: Ruby Jean Wilson

WHO: Ainsley Hutchence

WHO: Genevieve Smart

WHO: Dasha Gold

WHO: Ally May Hayward

To complete your street style for Fashion Week Australia, shop Tiffany & Co.'s new HardWear collection. 

Follow #TheStreeties coverage on our Instagram.

This May 8–19, Who What Wear Australia presents the second annual Street Style Awards, #TheStreeties, honouring the tastemakers and industry insiders whose style sets the tone and influences the world of fashion today. Last year, Brooke Testoni was crowned the winner of the 2016 Street Style Awards, largely down to her original, authentic and creative fashion choices. Be sure to check back on May 19 for our announcement of this year's honourees. 

What makes an outfit original? The answer: When modern women use fashion and accessories to exude their personality and show off their creativity. Perhaps it’s clutching a monochrome bag or wearing a pair of ruby-red loafers with relaxed denim. Whatever it may be, when something stands out, it turns heads.

There’s nothing more fierce than seeing a woman unafraid to challenge her own fashion boundaries and have the confidence to do so. That's one of the reasons why we love to celebrate #TheStreeties. It's to spotlight originality, creativity and the spontaneity of Australian street style.

As we look back at past moments from Fashion Week Australia, the accessories are always a stand out, and we cannot wait to see what’s in-store for 2017.

Scroll down to see some of our favourite accessories that stole the spotlight last year and shop Tiffany & Co.’s new HardWear Collection to inspire your own amazing street style moment.