What do Meghan Markle, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, Victoria Beckham, Rihanna, a host of the globe’s leading influencers and every fashion girl under the sun all have in common? Some may literally have the world at their feet, but all of them are as keen on wearing the same shoes from the same designer as the next.

How so? Well, despite those celebrities and bloggers having endless options of what to wear—with designers willing to give, loan, and in some cases even pay them to wear pieces—and likely generous shopping budgets on top of that, these women share a proclivity for one shoe brand in particular. And if you haven’t guessed yet, the name in question is none other than the iconic Manolo Blahnik.

There are countless popular shoe designers and brands out there, and we cover them all the time. But this case is especially interesting because it’s not often that you have royals, mega-bloggers, models, world-renowned performers and more all wearing the same brand regularly (and on repeat) for at least a few decades in a row. In other words, the Manolo Blahnik wearer doesn’t fit in one style type, demographic, or box, but a deeper dive into some of the choices within the brand does help to paint a bigger picture of why it’s so popular across the board.

From classic pumps that are fit for a princess to on-trend PVC sandals that rival the trendiest of versions, it’s the comprehensive umbrella of styles (all of which are perfected to a T and made to the highest quality) that make it the It girl’s choice time and again. To get a better idea of what I mean, simply continue on.

Rihanna

Back in 2014, Rihanna stuck strictly to the iconic two-strap Chaos sandals but has since branched out to other styles such as the PVC Scolto (also a frequent choice of Kim Kardashian West) and even collaborated with the brand on her own collection.

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Aimee Song

Ever since Aimee Song posted about receiving these as a gift from her boyfriend, we’ve spotted her wearing them countless times, proving they’re not just pretty to look at, but they’re also surprisingly versatile.

Shop her shoes:

Victoria Beckham

We’ll let the fact that the designer of a world-renowned label (and original fashion girl) considers the BB style as her go-to speak for itself.

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Giorgia Tordini

The street style star turned designer (whom we just happened to recently feature in our Spring Issue) is a regular wearer of the brand, and true to her style, she tends to opt for classic pieces that still make a statement—a tactic that many other Italian girls also make. As seen above, her choice of an embellished slingback is right for today’s glitzy shoe penchant but will likely also never go out of style.

Shop her shoes:

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley

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The Estro, one of the brand’s newer styles, has already gained the approval of Kim Kardashian West, her pal Chrissy Teigen along with Miranda Kerr. They’re perfect for wearing with a dress or jeans (and lengthening your legs in the meantime) or under trousers, as seen on Rosie.

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Evangelie Smyrniotaki 

As one of the more editorially inclined content creators in the Instagram fashion set, Evangelie, also known by her handle @styleheroine, unsurprisingly opts for one of the brand’s most trend-forward PVC styles.

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Emily Ratajkowski 

Emily Ratajkowski, or as we like to call her, Emrata, demonstrates just why statement accessories are so necessary for girls who love wearing jeans.

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Meghan Markle

Much like VB, Meghan Markle is an avid proponent of the classic BB. Unlike Beckham, however, Markle has strictly opted for neutral shades thus far, likely due to the nature of her duties. Navy, nude and the above-pictured black are currently in her rotation.

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Shini Park

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These are mules every blogger and influencer has been buying since early last year. The Maysale continues to sell like crazy and now keeps coming back into stock in a variety of colours.

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Caroline Daur

As another member of the "million followers and up" club, Caroline Daur too could have her pick of all the shoes in the world, but (much like myself) she seems to favour the Fibiona mules, and can you blame her?

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Now all you need to learn is how to walk gracefully in heels.

This post was originally published on Who What Wear U.S. and has since been updated.

Looking to step up your Instagram game? You're in luck. One of our favourite bloggers, Aimee Song of Song of Style, wrote a book full of helpful tips sure to up your Insta feed. The book, Capture Your Style, covers all things Instagram, from the editing process to how to form the perfect caption. The influencer with four million followers shares how she's grown her personal style blog into an Insta-famous brand. Today we're sharing just one tidbit from the book that focuses on how to avoid posting a cliché photo. Song's tip is simple yet so helpful. Keep reading to learn the trick and be sure to purchase the book at the end. (Makes the perfect holiday gift idea.)

Scroll down to find out how she keeps her feed full of non-cliché images.

Use Instagram's Search and Explore Feature

"Using Instagram's Search and Explore feature, type in the place you're getting ready to shoot, and you'll see both the top posts and the most recent posts that were shot there. Notice what the posts look like. Then get creative and take your shot in a completely different way. Think about how you can improve upon what's already been posted. This isn't about competing with the Instagram community, but rather trying to challenge yourself through your photographs. This method pushes your creative boundaries and brings out your true shutterbug." Song suggests tips like put someone or something in the shot and to focus on the caption as ways to deal with shooting a popular, clichéd place.

Snag her Insta-informed book below for more blogger-approved tips.

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As August comes to a close and the weather slowly starts to change, it can be more and more challenging to know how to dress stylishly. Luckily, we’re not alone—there’s plenty of help in this area, especially when you have celebrity stylists Emily Current and Meritt Elliott in your corner.

Scroll down for five items you can easily transition from summer to fall, plus pieces to shop now!

Wear these strappy staples with a maxi dress and blazer!

On Damsel in Dior: J. Crew Studded Lace-Up Gladiator Sandals ($158)

Pair these cool-girl staples with a skinny or flared jean, a tailored jacket, and perhaps a biker jacket to toughen it up!

Wear this ladylike piece with a tucked-in, long-sleeved tee and classic pumps.

Pair a slinky dress with an oversized chunky cardigan and cropped boots.

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Pair with a black cashmere sweater and ankle booties for casual elegance.

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If you’re not sure what glam rock looks like, simply take a peek at Diane von Furstenberg’s fall collection. The designer referenced the theme—one she knows very well—with a series of ‘70s-inspired wrap dresses and slinky jumpsuits suited for the modern party girl. We asked six personal style bloggers to each create their own version of a glam rock-inspired outfit using pieces from the collection. Keep reading to see the stylish results and shop their DVF-centric looks today!

Wearing: Mary Mikado Pants ($298) and 440 Mini Bag ($350) in Ombre Snake

440 Mini Bag ($350) in Ombre Snake

Wearing: Lucy Jumpsuit ($425) in Black and 440 Mini Bag ($350) in Studded Black

440 Mini Bag ($350) in Studded Black

Wearing: Renna Dress ($485) and 440 Mini Bag ($350) in Studded Black

440 Mini Bag ($350) in Studded Black

Wearing: Jeannie Dress ($475) and 440 Mini Bag ($350) in Leopard

440 Mini Bag ($350) in Leopard

Wearing: Flote Skirt ($345) and 440 Mini Bag ($350) in Leopard

440 Mini Bag ($350) in Leopard

Wearing: Mahala Coat ($598) and 440 Mini Bag ($350) in Leopard

440 Mini Bag ($350) in Leopard

Lace-up heels are like the leather mini skirts of footwear; no matter what you wear them with, they give your look instant sultry appeal and everyone should own a pair! These strappy, skin-baring heels are incredibly alluring, either enhancing an already glamorous outfit or lending a feminine counterpoint to a casual ensemble. The fashion-forward set, such as Taylor Tomasi Hill, has picked up on this trend lately, and we think you should too. Click through our slideshow to shop some of these lovely lace-up picks now.

Wearing: Camilla and Marc top and skirt; Jimmy Choo The Candy Glitter-Print Acrylic Clutch ($650); Luiza Barcelos heels.

Wearing: Givenchy Woven Lace-Up Ankle Boots ($1950).

Wearing: ShoeDazzle heels.

Wearing: Giuseppe Zanotti Lace-Up Suede Gladiator High-Heel Sandals ($1195).

Wearing: Zara heels.

Similar Essential: Pour La Victoire Lace Up Booties ($270).

Wearing: One Teaspoon boyfriend jeans; Givenchy Antigona Satchel Bag ($2405); Giuseppe Zanotti Lace-Up Suede Gladiator High-Heel Sandals ($1195).

Wearing: Blazer from Crossroads Trading Co.; vintage Levi’s shorts; Very bag; ShoeDazzle shoes.

Wearing: Junya Watanabe dress; Alaia shoes.

Wearing: Wasteland jacket; SheInside Black White Striped Short Sleeve Slim T-Shirt ($26); One Teaspoon shorts; Zara bag and Leopard Print Ankle Boot Sandals ($100) .

Wearing: Balmain top; James Perse skirt; Alaia shoes.

Similar Essential: Sophia Webster Riko Cutout Suede And Leather Sandals ($695).

Studded Cutout Leather Sandals ($2355)

Multicolored Lace-Up Sandals ($129)

Snake-Embossed Leather Stilettos ($1481)

Leather Sandals ($830)

Arieli Lace Up Booties ($220) in Oyster

Sofie Heels ($325)

Print Patent Leather Stilettos ($1298)

Imena Lace Up Sandals ($495)

Meddle Suede Sandals ($1095)

Mesh-Detail Lace-Up Shoes ($708)

Kiki Gladiator Sandals ($818)

Sporty Lace-Up Leather Sandals ($495)

Amazon Lace-Up Ankle-Wrap Sandals ($595)

Boomerang Lace Up Pumps ($1295) in Black

Mucho Heels ($100)

Cori Heels ($125)