If you’re anything like me, you’ve probably started mentally mapping out your partywear wardrobe—taking stock of the pieces that can handle the demands of the busiest time of year, while noting any spots that still need to be filled. For me, the stumbling block came when I reached the shoes. My trusty slingbacks are feeling a little tired, and my pointed-toe pairs don't carry the party-ready energy I'm trying to channel, so I've been keeping an eye out for any emerging trends to plug this important gap.

Suddenly stumbling upon the inspiration I was craving, I’ve noticed a series of bow-adorned heels on some of the chicest dressers this season.

Take Elizabeth Olsen's latest look, for instance. Styling a longline skirt, double-breasted blazer and letterbox-red bag, her outfit was perfectly balanced by the soft, feminine touch of her shoes—a little flourish that gave her ensemble a distinctly festive edge.

Similarly, Meghan Markle paired sleek black separates with bow-detailed heels. Her minimalist turtleneck and fluid skirt might have read as understated, but the delicate bow added a dose of playfulness, injecting personality into her refined ensemble.

Feminine and playful, they’re quietly becoming the party-season favourite among some of the most stylish women in Hollywood.

Read on for my edit of the best bow-heeled shoes to shop this season.

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Before there were Pinterest boards and Instagram accounts to scroll through for outfit inspiration, there were Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen movies—and for anyone growing up in the early ’00s, that was really all the fashion guidance you needed.

As if their cinematic wardrobe moments weren’t enough to shape my sense of style, the twins’ cult-favourite label The Row has long cemented their influence. As such, they’ve been my personal style icons for as long as I can remember. Since the sisters are rarely photographed, catching even the briefest glimpse of their outfits always feels like a gift. The next best thing? When their stylish sister, Elizabeth Olsen, steps out in a look that feels straight out of the Mary-Kate-and-Ashley playbook—especially when it happens to be perfect travel attire.

Spotted at the airport, Elizabeth Olsen wore a boot trend that immediately brought her sisters' aesthetics to mind. Her choice: a pair of sleek, black leather ankle boots featuring a thick sole and curved-toe finish—notably reminiscent of the duo’s much-adored zip-up leather style. Chic and practical, they're supportive enough to handle a day of terminal trekking and easy to slip off at security—a no-brainer if you have a travel day coming up.

Crafting a casual and comfortable outfit, Olsen grounded her look with dark-wash jeans and a black wool coat and a simple blue cap.

Always ready to take a style cue from an Olsen, I’ll be adding sturdy black ankle boots to my winter rotation. If you’re feeling similarly inspired, read on to shop Elizabeth’s travel look and discover the best ankle boots to have on your radar right now.

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As anyone who travels often will tell you, there is much to be said for a good airport outfit, especially if you need to look chic when you arrive at your destination. You'll want your look to feel put-together enough so that you can travel straight from the airport to any events, but still comfortable enough to ensure that you feel at ease in-flight.

When I'm considering an airport outfit, I often look at what celebrities have been wearing for their recent flights. As very frequent flyers, this particular style set has come to master the art of dressing for the skies. Choosing sleek silhouettes with comfort in mind, I'm usually inspired after a good scroll. Having come to understand the anatomy of a great airport look with the help of my favourite celebrities, I can now appreciate that shoes are the most important part of any airport ensemble.

Airport shoes need to be three things: comfortable, versatile and easy to slip off and on for security. They're often the hardest part of any outfit to get right, let alone one crafted for the airport. Keen to understand the styles that celebrities keep coming back to, I spent some time figuring out exactly which shoes they call upon for this specific occasion.

Read on to discover the five airport-ready shoes celebrities always wear to fly.

5 SHOES CELEBRITIES ALWAYS WEAR TO THE AIRPORT

1. TRAINERS, AS SEEN ON LAURA HARRIER

Style Notes: Any frequent flyer will tell you that there's no outfit combination more airport-proof than leggings and comfortable trainers. Styling hers with a flash of leopard print, Laura Harrier's trainers are a great choice for comfort whilst guaranteeing easy removal through security

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2. BALLET FLATS, AS SEEN ON KATE MOSS

Style Notes: Simultaneously chic and comfortable, ballet flats are one of the first shoe styles I think of when planning an airport look. The easiest to take off and pop back on, these classic flats ensure you breeze through security while setting you up for an elegant look upon arrival.

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3. LOAFERS, AS SEEN ON ZOE SALDAÑA

Style Notes: Perfectly polished, glossy loafers are some of my favourite shoes to wear to the airport. Pairing well with thick socks for additional comfort, this classy shoe trend instils a polished silhouette in ways few other flat shoes can. To give your look a casual edge, follow Zoe Saldaña's lead and style your loafers with baggy jeans, a cosy cardigan and a warm layer on top.

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4. CLOGS, AS SEEN ON DAKOTA JOHNSON

Style Notes: The best shoe to wear through security by a mile, backless clogs are your friend for the airport. Though they're comfortable and easy to take off, I'd recommend avoiding styles with metal buckles if you don't want to have to add them to your tray. If that doesn't faze you, I have one thing to say: Birkenstocks.

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5. PULL-ON BOOTS, AS SEEN ON ELIZABETH OLSEN

Style Notes: Winter calls for excellent boots, but with the faff of buckles and zips, they're not always the most practical to wear to the airport. Luckily, chic pull-on styles have been trending this season, and Elizabeth Olsen's pair have inspired me to shop some for myself.

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As all frequent flyers will know, there is a hierarchy when it comes to airport attire. Sitting at the top is cosy, comfortable knitwear and sitting at the bottom is stiff, tight denim. On the footwear spectrum the same thing applies—some shoes are more up to the task than others. Whilst some celebrities opt for the least practical airport shoes imaginable—I'm looking at you and your leggings/heels hybrid Victoria Beckham—others take an equally stylish but far more appropriate approach to in-flight style.

Falling into the latter camp, actor Elizabeth Olsen arrived at JFK airport yesterday wearing simple yet sensible pull-on ankle boots.

As almost every trip through security for myself has involved the removal of my shoes to pass through the body scanner, this is a topic that I feel very passionate about. However, in the winter months, chances are you'll need much more in the way of coverage than a flimsy ballet pump. In my years of flying I've learnt that pull-on ankle boots are the best for any autumn/winter airport moment. Easy to slip on and off with no fiddly buckles, zips or laces to slow you down, this practical boot trend even usurps strappy sandals, and heeled mary janes in my opinion.

The perfect boot for pairing with a fuzzy cashmere socks, you also won't be forced for step through the airport barefoot when you inevitably have to remove your boots.

Pairing her chunky shoes with straight leg jeans and a light brown blazer, Olsen accessorised with simple black sunglasses and a large weekender bag. With a lug sole detail, Olsen's chunky boots were also enough to protect her from the puddle adorned pavements that are everywhere this time of year.

Simple, polished and comfortable enough to withstand hours of flying, I dare say that Olsen has perfect the art of airport style. Read on to shop her style here, as well as discover our favourite pull on boots below.

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I can't remember a time when I wasn’t inspired by the fashion trends that Mary-Kate Olsen and Ashley Olsen were wearing. From their younger days to their street style fashion in the 2000s to the pieces they’re now designing at The Row, their sartorial taste has always made a lasting impact on me. What I love about their style most is how they invest in amazing core wardrobe staples but aren’t afraid to experiment with trends and fashion-forward silhouettes.

They’re typically earlier adopters who know the cool trends long before they happen. They’ve even helped pave the way for controversial pieces like Birkenstock sandals. Looking to the S/S 21 runways, I noticed how many Olsen-inspired fashion trends I spotted among them. From reinvented basics to cutout dresses to the clog trend that’s about to take over to, you can find many of them sitting in the Olsens’ closet. Here, see how they wore them first and get inspiration for how to try them out for yourself this spring.

Clogs

Clogs have been spotted everywhere from the S/S 21 collections to the wardrobes of the fashion set. Here, they're styled to perfection with a classic coat and ripped jeans.

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Relaxed Trousers

Loose, relaxed trousers have been an Olsen favourite for years. Now that we've seen them in the S/S 21 collection of brands including Louis Vuitton and Chloé, you can expect to see plenty more of them in 2021.

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Investment Bags

According to recent reports from retailers like Net-a-Porter, shoppers are interested in buying more investment bags than in past years. If you're looking for a bag that you'll own and wear for years, you can't go wrong with one of these from Hermès, Prada, or Bottega Veneta.

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Tunic Tops

While tunic tops may sound a little daunting to pull off, Ashley Olsen shows just how chic they are. Paired with sandals and a flowy skirt or pants and you have the perfect polished look for spring.

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Oversize Button-Downs

With brands like Valentino and The Row endorsing oversized button-down tops for spring, you can expect to see the fashion set on board. We spotted them on the runways with micro shorts and relaxed trousers but you can't go wrong by styling them with a classic pair of jeans.

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Cutout Dresses

One of the many "naked" trends that were huge on the spring runways, cutout dresses have to be one of my favourite takes on barely-there fashion for the upcoming season.

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Big Belts

It's been a while since we've seen big belts come into play, but I'm very ready for their return. Mary-Kate Olsen shows the perfect, sophisticated way to wear one.

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Next up, the biggest spring/summer 2021 fashion trends to know. 

This piece originally appeared on Who What Wear U.S. 

Getting bangs is a rite of passage in so many people’s lives, whether it’s done on a whim or after months of decision-making. Choosing your style is a big part of that journey, so a little bit of research never hurts. One of the benefits of bangs is how beautifully they frame your face, so it’s especially helpful to know what shape your face is. So, first things first: Identify your face shape (it’s easier than it sounds, promise). 

Now you’re ready for step two: choosing your look. We turned to Moroccanoil Celebrity Hairstylist Bryce Scarlett—a.k.a. the man Gigi Hadid, Margot Robbie, Brie Larson and pretty much every other A-lister trusts with their gorgeous hair—to help break down which fringe is best for each shape. Ahead, find your next hairstyle, along with celeb inspiration to screenshot and show your hairstylist. (Oh, and it goes without saying: It's best to go to a trained professional for bangs—or any big hair change—to avoid catastrophe.)

Face Shape: Round

"Full, choppy, piecey bangs that extend from from lash-length to jawbone-length are perfect for round faces,” says Scarlett. Elizabeth Olsen demonstrates the look flawlessly, and Scarlett also cites Goldie Hawn’s iconic long bangs as a style reference.

Face Shape: Oval

As expert bangs-wearer Dakota Johnson has proven time and time again, oval-shaped faces can wear pretty much any bangs style. Still, Scarlett has a favorite, explaining that "Longer, soft, side-swept bangs frame an oval-shaped face.”

Face Shape: Heart

"A straight across, blunt-style bang is best for a heart-shaped face,” recommends Scarlett. Don’t be afraid to go bold—a strong chin and cheekbones balances the hairstyle, as Rashida Jones demonstrates.

Face Shape: Square

Embrace the curtain bang. "A center-parted, softly feathered ‘Bardot’ bang is most suitable for square-shaped faces,” explains Scarlett. Alexa Chung’s now-iconic soft bangs should be at the top of your Pinterest board.

If You Have a Small Forehead

Yes, you can get bangs! "For smaller foreheads, recommend that the bangs start further back on the hairline to give the illusion of a larger forehead,” explains Scarlett. Hannah Simone's fringe is a perfect example; her blunt style is set slightly past her hairline to allow for a little extra length.

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Last night, Chanel hosted its annual lunch at the Tribeca Film Festival, and naturally, the room was filled with two-tone pumps, tweed suits and quilted handbags. Elizabeth Olsen's outfit stood out from the Chanel crowd, however, as she wore the ultimate party outfit for girls who hate dressing up. The Olsen sister wore an everyday white T-shirt and black skinny jeans, but then made it her own with a sweeping embroidered evening coat and two-tone Chanel backless mules with a single pearl on each heel. This outfit proves that you can wear skinny jeans to any occasion, which is something to bear in mind come December.

Keep scrolling to see how Elizabeth Olsen wore jeans and a T-shirt the Chanel way.

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Next up, see our edit of the best two-tone Chanel-inspired shoes around.

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