Chiara Ferragni and Italian rapper Fedez have chosen Sicily as the site of their highly anticipated wedding this weekend. On Thursday, crowds of people filled the streets in anticipation of the Milan- and Los Angeles–based couple's arrival. (It's basically the Italian royal wedding.) 

Earlier this week, Ferragni confirmed to her 14 million Instagram followers that she'd be wearing a custom Dior couture wedding gown designed by Italian Creative Director Maria Grazia for the nuptials, and we have a hunch that the weekend (wedding day included) will be filled with more than a few outfit changes. For the rehearsal dinner, she's wearing a custom Prada minidress that was essentially made for KiraKira. She also just announced that her bridesmaids would be wearing custom Alberta Ferretti for the wedding. Additionally, as if Ferragni weren't having a busy enough time already, she announced this week that she started filming a documentary about her life the day before her wedding festivities started. Impressive, even for the most famous influencer on the planet.

While many celebrity weddings are shrouded in secrecy, Ferragni, Fedez, and their baby, Leo, live their lives on Instagram, so there is and will be plenty of wedding content for the world to see, not to mention the fact that they will have a slew of Insta-famous friends in attendance. And speaking of content, it's already well documented that the red (well, pink) carpet is really being rolled out. A private jet (equipped with a Chiara Ferragni costume character) was chartered to take the couple's guests from Milan to Noto, Sicily. It's shaping up to be one of the biggest events of the year—or decade.

Read on for all of the Instagrams from the incredibly stylish wedding weekend of Chiara Ferragni and Fedez, which we'll dutifully be updating as the #TheFerragnez festivities continue on.

Update: Ferragni just walked down the aisle wearing the aforementioned Dior wedding gown, and it's fit for a princess. (Fitting for the "Italian royal wedding".) It features an elegant lace bodice with long sleeves and a high neck and a full tulle skirt. Her second wedding dress is a tulle gown, also by Dior, covered in embroidered song lyrics and symbols that represent Ferragni and Fedez. See them both below.

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We love working velvet into our ensembles for every possible occasion, but come summertime, it proves tricky. Hot, sticky summer months aren't very conducive to wearing our favourite velvet pieces (at least not comfortably). While the material never fails to make a statement, what's also guaranteed is that it holds in heat and hardly breathes. So when summer rolls around, we typically retire our velvet staples to the back of our closets, waiting for the first chill of fall before breaking them back out.

But Chiara Ferragni presented a clever way to work velvet back into your summer wardrobe. Over the weekend, Ferragni stepped out in a summery ensemble at Men's Fashion Week in Milan. Everything about her look was ringing in the sunny days ahead—a bright yellow sequin-encrusted crop top paired with a bold A-line skirt with an eye-catching Warholian floral print. However it was her choice of footwear that caught our eye—chartreuse velvet platform heels. The unexpected material added a playful touch to the outfit while also proving it's possible to incorporate velvet into your summer outfit without overheating.

Head below to see how Chiara Ferragni styles her summery look with velvet platforms and shop some of our favourite velvet shoes fit for summer.

On Chiara Ferragni: The Blonde Salad founder wears Prada to sit front row at the Italian label's Milan Fashion Week S/S 18 Show. 

Admittedly, we did a double take while perusing Instagram today, thanks to Chiara Ferragni's post from her hotel room in New York. Ferragni photographed her massive NYFW wardrobe, and it's a feast for the eyes. We spy so many Gucci accessories, a number of furry coats, brightly coloured bomber jackets, so much metallic, and no fewer than 30 pairs of shoes, by our count. Buy hey, when you're one of the most photographed It girls at fashion week, you have to dress the part! It's anyone's guess how many suitcases it took to get the wardrobe to New York from her home base in Los Angeles.

We can't wait to see which pieces she wears and how she styles them, but in the meantime, scroll down for a look at Ferragni's NYFW wardrobe!

Which pair of shoes are you drooling over? (We're partial to the metallic Gucci loafers.) Tell us in the comments!

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No, you're not seeing double; fashion editors and streets style favourites are hibernating underneath two cover-ups in a declaration of war on winter. We talked about how fashion pros have been wearing a jacket AND a coat, but they've taken this wintry microtrend to the next level! Our favourite street style peacocks are bundling up and still looking slick. We decode how it's best done so that the snow flurries, frosty snaps and sudden gusts of wind won't affect your elegance rating. After all, it's not chic to shiver.

Scroll down to see the look in action, and then shop our favourite combos to the double with!

Style Notes: A belted trench and an oversize wool coat look ultra elevated. Copy that.

Style Notes: A knitted coatigan makes a good ensemble with a cropped pea coat.

Style Notes: Invest in a roomy three-quarter length coat so that you can slip a furry number underneath for double the glamour.

Style Notes: A floor-length camel coat can be chilled out with a cropped puffa. Snow goggles optional, obvs. Read all about how Vogue editors are obsessing over puffa coats!

Style Notes: More is certainly more when it comes to beige and camel coat blends.

Style Notes: OK, technically this is a blazer and fur combo, but it totally prompts us to double a shoulder-robed furry number over a camel coat. She's in the clique!

Related: 56 Winter Outfits That Look Great—Even When It's Cold AF Outside

Style Notes: Mix two classic hues together for an extra-chic look. Navy blue + camel = perfection.

Style Notes: A suede cover-up makes the coolest partner in crime to a cashmere belted coat. Bring on the snow!

Shop Our Winter Coat Edit:

How do you stylishly tackle winter? Comment below!

If you’re not one of the 3.8 million who already follow Chiara Ferragni, give her ’gram a look; it won’t take long to see the fashion blogger loves to travel (#theblondesaladneverstops). So, we figured we’d take a few notes from the pro traveller and find out the best—scratch that—the comfiest clothes to wear in the air. Planning your next vacation? Keep reading. 

Scroll down for the most comfortable clothes to wear to the airport. 

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We’ve covered in-depth the myriad of ways to take a great photo. From avoiding a low angle to standing up straight, the tips and tricks to looking top-notch on film are ready for the taking. However, when it comes to women that seemingly never take a bad photo, we looked a bit closer and realised they have a small set of poses they always turn to. Enter: today’s slideshow. We gathered 14 poses for you to practice and perfect for your next event. Enjoy! 

Who: Chiara Ferragni

What It Is: Play it cool and cross one foot over the other. 

Who: Alessandra Ambrosio

What It Is: Hands on hips, feet hip-length apart.

Who: Taylor Swift

What It Is: Pretend you are in ballet class and point your foot forward with one hand firmly on your hip. 

Who: Alexa Chung

What It Is: Cross at your ankles, and flatten the outer edge of your foot onto the ground. 

Who: Eva Chen

What It Is: Shift your weight to one side, but instead of a severe hip pop, point your toe out as far as you can in the opposite direction.

Who: Olivia Palermo

What It Is: No muss, no fuss—just stick your right leg slightly more forward than the left.

Who: Blake Lively

What It Is: Face the corner with a hand on your hip and the same foot forward.

Who: Emma Stone

What It Is: Stand with your arms at your side and feet almost touching, and slightly shift your rib cage to the left or right.

Who: Rihanna

What It Is: Pose from the side to show off your curves, of course.

Related: 7 Easy and Cool Celebrity Outfits I'm Copying Myself

Who: Victoria Beckham

What It Is: Face the camera at a three-quarter angle, lean back, snap!

Who: Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen

What It Is: Posing with your bestie? Forget slinging your arms around each other’s shoulders. Stand tall and face inward toward each other. Don’t forget to say “prunes”!

Who: Rosie Huntington-Whiteley

What It Is: Cross your legs, but keep them and your arms straight to elongate your body.

Who: Karlie Kloss

What It Is: Ever so slightly shift your weight to the left, and casually place your hand on your hip.

Who: Beyoncé Knowles

What It Is: Slightly bend your elbows and place both hands palm-down onto your upper thighs. 

Have you tried any of these poses and had success? If so, Instagram a photo with the hashtag #WWWPose and call out which one you’re doing! 

Add excitement to your Sunday look with a retro-inspired frock and statement loafers. Polish off the look with a bag in a burgundy hue.

So go on and save yourself a shopping trip, and check out our ten fresh and easy tricks that will transform your boring old black dress into the life of the party.

1. Slip On Swiss-Dot Tights

A pair of patterned hosiery is an inexpensive and seasonably sensible way to add visual interest to an LBD. Notice how, at an Alice Temperley store launch in London, Laura Bailey added a pair of swiss-dot tights to play off the pattern of her Temperley London Lily Graphic Dress ($1,355).

Zara Dotted Tights ($17)

2. Add An Embellished Collar

Kiernan Shipka is no stranger to all things adorable, so its no surprise she picked one of the most darling ways to dress up a LBD at the Los Angeles premiere of The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. Although the actress’ collar is part of her Miu Miu dress, we love the idea of adding an embellished detachable collar to any of the high-neck dresses you own.

DKNY Embellished Silk-Blend Twill Collar ($95)

3. Top With A Printed Jacket

A trendy printed jacket is a great way to make your LBD pop. We especially love this multi-color pick as seen on Aida Domenech.

4. Accessorize With A Statement Necklace

It may seem like a no-brainer, but the addition of an eye-catching bauble can give your LBD a new lease on life. For a more dramatic effect, try layering two Thomas Sabo necklaces like Georgia May Jagger did at the jewellery line’s collection launch in London.

Mango Ethnic Style Necklace ($24) in Silver

5. Style With A Metal Belt

There’s no better way to show off your figure than to add a belt around the smallest part of your waist. The Stella McCartney gown Michelle Dockery wore to the Winter Whites Gala in London came with the metal accessory attached, but the effect would be a cinch (excuse the pun) to recreate on your own LBD.

ASOS Full Metal Waist Belt ($55)

6. Try A Button-Down Underneath

For a schoolgirl-inspired look, layer a button-down underneath your trusty LBD. A Topshop heart-print top lent Atlanta de Cadenet Taylor’s Rag & Bone Geneva Sleeveless Textured Knit Dress ($325) a bit of quirky charm at the SATYA Jewellery store opening in New York City.

Equipment Harlow Peacoat Intemperate Dot Print ($248)

7. Wear With A Colourful Coat

Have a less-than-impressive LBD hanging in your closet? Take the focus off the frock by pairing it with bright outerwear, like Alicia Vikanders’ emerald Minimarket Starship Coat ($515) the Swedish actress wore to the Stockholm premiere of Hotell.

8. Pair With Sneakers

Wearing a cocktail-appropriate LBD with tennis shoes is a bold move, but for those daring enough, it can provide a delightfully unexpected contrast. 

Minimarket Long Wool Coat ($306)

9. Layer A Fishnet Dress On Top

Here’s a fresh idea with a little edge: top your favorite tank or spaghetti-strap LBD with a sheer fishnet or mesh dress for a downtown effect.

Nike Air Max Defy Run Sneakers ($95) in Distance Blue/Chambray Blue/Armory Navy

Riller & Fount Todd Fishnest Sweatshirt Mini Dress ($113) in Black

A.P.C. Plaid Long Sleeve Shirt ($215)

Mr Gugu & Miss Go Snake Printed Bomber Jacket ($97)

But even the most classic staple can use a seasonal refresh, which is why we’ve culled an inspiring selection of tastemakers showing off updated ways to wear the jacket. And if you don’t own a trench yet, don’t fret! Click through to find a thorough shopping section that runs the gamut from basic khaki to a wild printed number, so you can find your own “Most Dependable” to add to your closet.

Harley Viera Newton

Want to show off your dress while still highlighting your figure? Take note from the model/DJ who belted her Burberry Prorsum trench (similar style here) to emphasise her waist, but left it unbuttoned so her feminine silk frock wasn’t hidden.

Poppy Delevingne

Think a tan hue is your only choice? Think again. Delevingne stepped out of the beige box with a claret red patent Burberry Prorsum Laminated Leather Trench Coat ($3595) at the label’s S/S 14 show. 

Shala Monroque

The deep green hue of Monroque’s Isa Arfen coat is almost as versatile as the classic beige, but feels a step dressier for an evening event like the launch of Estee Lauder’s perfume, Modern Muse, in New York last month.

Gabriella Wilde

Wilde’s slightly cropped Burberry Prorsum Short Cotton Sateen Trench Coat ($1995) trench she wore to the brand’s S/S 14 show creates an ideal proportion for petite women.

Elena Perminova

Take advantage of the look’s classic vibe to balance more daring elements in your outfit. At the Carven S/S 14 show in Paris, for example, Perminova wore a Celine trench to ground her extreme gladiator heels.

Alexa Chung

Trench coats don’t have to skew casual. At a cocktail party in London, the Brit “It” girl wore her trusty Burberry Prorsum trench (similar style here) over a dressy lace ensemble for a sophisticated evening look.

Jessica Hart

If you consider yourself a feminine girl at heart, refer to the Australian model’s Upper East Side look for inspiration. Her Burberry Prorsum Mid-Length Cotton Gabardine Trench Coat ($2,195) was the perfect complement to preppy staples, like Ferragamo bow flats and a ladylike Louis Vuitton bag. 

Choies Denim Oversize Trench ($94)

Sam Edelman Double Breasted Wool Inset Trench Coat ($121)

Ruche Endless Possibilities Trench Coat ($50)

J.Crew Icon Trench In Wool-Cashmere ($350) in Cabernet

H&M Trenchcoat ($60)

A.P.C. Double-Breasted Trench Coat ($635)

ASOS Vila 2 In 1 Trench Coat ($89)

Marc By Marc Jacobs Nicoletta Colorblock Felt Coat ($1198)

M Missoni Digital Camo Trench Coat ($627)

Thakoon Addition Leather-Trimmed Cotton-Blend Canvas Trench Coat ($790)

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

The women’s pantsuit has come a long way since Yves Saint Laurent designed the first of its kind, the infamous Le Smoking tuxedo suit, in 1966. Since then the matching separates have been reimagined with modern silhouettes, bright hues, and interesting fabrics, making it a trend we never tire of. While we love our tried-and-true monochrome versions, we’re eager to experiment with more exciting styles too, like the printed suit. A favourite of sartorial risk-takers, including Anna Dello Russo, Rita Ora, and Solange Knowles, this standout look is a surefire way to amp up your standard weekday repertoire and makes a serious style statement on and off the clock.

On The Runway

Go bold or go home—that’s what we imagine Iceberg designer Paolo Gernai had in mind when designing his S/S 13 collection. It certainly felt that way when he sent a matching pantsuit with a damask motif paired with a printed turtleneck down the runway. The easy silhouettes and dizzying patterns flaunt a relaxed yet elegant vibe that’s right on-point for spring.

On The Streets and At Events

WHO: Rita Ora

WHAT: On her way to the BBC Breakfast morning show in London back in November.

WEAR: Kenzo Leopard Diagonal Rib Cotton Coat ($838) and Leopard Diagonal Rib Cotton Pants ($457); Christian Louboutin shoes.

WHY: When working with matching suit separates, a buttoned-up trench jacket is an unexpectedly cool alternative to a blazer.

WHO: Anna Dello Russo

WHAT: As seen on Stockholm Street Style during Paris Fashion Week.

WEAR: Rochas Printed Silk and Wool Jacket ($4373) and Printed Silk Wool Pants ($3440); Chanel bag.

WHY: A checked suit combined with a bright blouse and statement accessories creates a fashion-forward result.

WHO: Chiara Ferragni of The Blonde Salad

WHAT: Front row at the Sonia Rykiel F/W 13 show in Paris earlier this month.

WEAR: Sonia Rykiel Printed Cotton-Blend Crepe Blazer ($1995) and Printed Cotton-Blend Crepe Straight-Leg Pants ($1290); Paula Cademartori bag; Christian Louboutin shoes.

WHY: Sans shirt, a printed suit is a subtly alluring choice for evening.

WHO: Leigh Lezark

WHAT: Heading into the Jean-Charles de Castelbajac F/W 13 show in Paris earlier this month.

WEAR: Jean-Charles de Castelbajac Kamouflage Aquatik All Over Embroidered Jacket ($1021) and Pants ($763); Chanel clutch.

WHY: The modern suit: a belted jacket and matching slouchy trousers.

WHO: Solange Knowles

WHAT: At a pre-Grammy party in Los Angeles, hosted by Delta Air Lines.

WEAR: Diane von Furstenberg Vint Splash-Print Jacket ($375) and Benett Splash-Print Cropped Pants ($275); Lia Sophia Royal Blue Ring ($118), Acropolis Ring ($78), and Compass Ring ($98).

?WHY: A tailored blazer and cropped pants keep a playful print feeling polished and sophisticated. While you’re free to experiment with a variety of silhouettes and pieces when addressing today’s look, we prefer to focus on three different versions.

Get The Look

While you’re free to experiment with a variety of silhouettes and pieces when addressing today’s look, we prefer to focus on three different versions.

The Tailored Look Neatly fitted blazers and cropped pants are an excellent formula for the office or evening. You can’t go wrong with animal prints this season, which is why we suggest checking out Rachel Zoe’s Charlie II Suit Jacket ($375) and Jeoffrey Pants ($245) and Preen Line’s Berry Leopard-Print Stretch-Cotton Drill Blazer ($715) and Ellen Drill Pants ($455). For something brighter, try Rachel Roy’s Vibrant Orchid Multi Jacket ($448) and Mandarin Pants ($398) with a neon blouse and nude heels.

Easy Elegance If you’re someone who prefers your suit separates to be a little more relaxed, we have a couple of options for you to try too. Vibrant, tropical motifs are a fresh choice for the season, and Rebecca Taylor’s Hawaii Silk Jacket ($495) and Silk Ankle Pants ($295) exude that effortlessly feminine vibe you’re going for. We also adore Just Cavalli’s Printed Crepe Tuxedo Blazer ($890) and Printed Stretch Twill Pants ($487), which would look chic paired with pointed-toe stilettos.

The Unexpected Want to sub out the blazer for a contemporary take on the look? Topshop’s Printed Oversized Bomber Jacket ($140) and Skinny Trousers ($84) will do the trick, or ensure you’re a standout in Clover Canyon’s Turquoise Valley Neoprene Jacket ($396) and Pants ($216).