I’ll be honest—celebrities haven’t always been my go-to for fashion inspiration. With all the loud prints, bold hues, and statement pieces, I often found them a little too 'out there' for my more pared-back, refined wardrobe. But 2025? It’s changed everything.

From last month’s Met Gala, which featured celebrities showcasing their finest tailoring to pay homage to Black dandyism, to the Cannes Film Festival that took French glamour to the next level, 2025 is the year that celebrities have truly impressed me with their style. And just when I thought they couldn’t top themselves, last night’s Serpentine Summer Party took place.

Each year, the Serpentine Gallery celebrates its newly unveiled pavilion, and 2025’s spotlight was on Bangladeshi architect Marina Tabassum, whose ‘A Capsule in Time’ installation—crafted from sculptural wooden and bamboo structures—was nothing short of spectacular.

The guest list was no less impressive, including plenty of our favourite fashion icons, from Monroe Bergdorf to Lily Allen, who, instead of the brightly coloured ensembles we usually spot on the carpet, opted for chic monochromatic looks that can easily be adapted into our own everyday wardrobes.

But don’t just take it from me, keep scrolling to see my edit of the best outfits I spotted at the 2025 Serpentine summer party.

The Best-Dressed at the 2025 Serpentine Summer Party:

Who: Lily Allen
What: 16Arlington

Who: Munroe Bergdorf
What: Patrick McDowell X Circ

Who: Cate Blanchett
What: Dilara Findikoglu

Who: Jourdan Dunn
What: Balmain

Who: Gugu Mbatha-Raw
What: Erdem

Who: Joy Crookes

Who: Georgia May Jagger
What: David Koma

Who: Rebel Wilson
What: Temperley London

Who: Adot Gak
What: Sydney Lane

Who: Amelia Dimoldenberg

Who: Joanne Froggatt
What: Bvlgari

Who: Emma Thynn,
What: David Koma

Who: Kelly Osbourne
What: Rebecca Vallance

Who: Dina Asher-Smith

Rounding off a memorable London Fashion Week, Burberry's runway show garnered as much attention for its front-row guests, as it did for the items spotted on the runway. Amongst the A-list crowd were models Rosie Huntington-Whiteley and Jourdan Dunn and singer Kylie Minogue who all made a co-ordinated statement in an unusual shoe style from the British heritage brand.

Sporting high heels in purple and yellow shades, it wasn't the colour, nor the height of the shoe that got us talking, rather the controversial fabric choice that cushioned the sole of the heel. Featuring designs embellished with coloured lamb shearling, Burberry's latest shoe has a fuzzy sole that seeps outwards of the shoe, for an enlarged, cushioned effect. Building upon the fuzzy designs that were debuted last season, Daniel Lee's second Burberry collection explores new embellishments, shapes and colours for the divisive fuzzy shoe.

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley styled a Burberry Castleford Trench Coat, £2,190 with Burberry Shearling Step Rose Sandals, £890 to the Burberry runway show at London Fashion Week.

The fuzzy shoe, sported by Huntington-Whiteley, features a stiletto heel, squared toe and large velvet rose that is positioned front and centre of the heel. Styling her statement shoe with a classic Burberry trench, the model fused Burberry's heritage with its new direction for a playful FROW look.

Another proponent of the new shoe was model Jourdan Dunn, who styled her purple fuzzy heel with a head-to-toe tartan look which saw Dunn in a knitted turtleneck, a co-ordinating skirt and tartan-print tights which were finished off with Burberry's satin step fuzz sandals.

Her statement look leans into Burberry's more playful side, which sees the brand mix heritage prints with bold designs for an eclectic collection that subverts its understated roots.

Jourdan Dunn wore Burberry's Check Mohair Blend Sweater, £1,590, Check Wool Kilt, £1490, Satin Step Fuzz Sandals, £990 and Check Stretch Wool Tights, £490.

Australian singer and actress Kylie Minogue also opted for the fuzzy heel for the occasion, which she styled in a purple shade with a green leather trench coat. Arguably quite un-friendly for the changeable British Weather, Minogue pushed ahead, styling her look with sheer tights and coordinating purple nails.

Kylie Minogue wore Burberry's Shearling Step Rose Sandals, £890 to the Burberry runway show at London Fashion Week.

Choosing a more traditional take on Burberry styling, actress Jodie Comer wore a strapless grey tartan dress with black knee-high biker boots from the British brand. Forgoing accessories, Comers looks felt fresh and light for the day-time runway show.

Jodie Comer styled Burberry Leather Saddle Tall Boots, £1,690 with a strapless tartan dress.

Whether your heart remains with Burberry's heritage roots, or you're all for their jovial change in direction, shop the most striking looks from the Burberry FROW below.

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Party season has entered the building, and much like we’ll be switching up our ‘out out’ outfits of choice—I’ll take your finest sequin/feather hybrid please and thank you—our beauty looks will be following suit. Those that usually shy away from red lipstick start to feel a little braver, eyes, lips and cheeks are adorned with glitter and mani’s get a seasonal upgrade – rhinestone tips, anyone? 

Party-approved hairstyles, however, can be notoriously difficult to do solo and as much as we’d like to rock an elevated up-do with a diamond-encrusted headpiece à la Kylie Jenner at the recent Thierry Mugler exhibition, we’re pretty sure it would end in tears. If only we could have Chris Appleton on standby. The good news is, there’s an abundance of easy-to-achieve looks fresh from the red carpet offering up a ton of inspo – enter the low-key hair trend. 

"This is something relaxed and wearable but that also really makes a statement,” explains Jonathan Andrew, hair stylist and Fudge ambassador. "Low-key luxe is a strong look especially during the winter months, as there are so many more events and parties to attend. It makes for a great finish that looks effortless, feels light and deconstructed, yet is cool and on trend.”

As for the low-key hair kit essentials: "Everyone should have a good hairspray and texture spray to really hold everything in place, and if you’re going for the more polished looks always have a good serum on hand. It can execute a look perfectly and take it from day-to-night with a texture switch up,” says Andrew. Also, see heated tools like your blow-dryer and curling tong as your best friends.

Whether your hair is long, shoulder length or you’re rocking a pixie cut, we’ve searched high and low for the very best low-key looks to try now.

1. Up and Away

"This look has elements of red-carpet drama but a relaxed and thrown together feel,” says Andrew. "The easiest way to achieve this is to blow-dry your hair away from the face and use your fingers to pull it back as it’ll look too sleek if you use a comb – my top tip here is to mix a blow-dry primer and blow-dry serum to give it that high shine-wet look finish without it looking too sleek. Then, take it up all the way back towards the crown and wrap around the base and secure it with a kirby grip, elevating up to a high topknot/bun. Fix in place with hairspray to make sure it stays where it should.”

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2. Side Party

Side partings with volume are most certainly having a moment, and can be achieved on most hair lengths. "Using a wide tooth comb and root lift spray, blow-dry the front section in the opposite direction that you want the parting to sit for extra volume,” explains David Wadlow, a London-based editorial and celebrity hairstylist who has worked with the likes of Hailey Bieber, Bella Hadid and Solange Knowles. "Once it’s dry, flip it to the other side, add a little movement with a small barrel tong and dress it out with a non-drying gel and oil for high shine and hold.”

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3. Softly Structured

"For me, you can never beat a great blow-dry with an exquisite finish,” says Andrew. "The key to this look is to keep the movement soft so that the ends are still straight. Use a paddle brush to smooth out the hair without focusing on the ends too much so that they don’t start to kick out. Use the largest tong you have and curl the middle section of hair while holding out the ends to keep them straight. That’s what makes this look stylish and not over polished – the sharp straight ends in contrast to the softness of the hair movement." Complete the look with a product that will add gloss and shine while taming flyaways. 

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4. Short and Slick

A sleek and sophisticated style that has been seen on the likes of Taylor Russell, Iris Law and Alexa Demie. Annie Redman, hairstylist at Larry King hair salon says this look is easily achievable at home. "Smooth the hair out with a smoothing cream and then blow-dry it in the direction you want it to sit. Because you want it ultra straight, you'll need to then go in with the straighteners. Next, use a finishing oil and comb the hair down to mould it into position. Use a shine spray to finish."

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Although I've been a brunette my entire life, as soon as the sun makes an appearance and the temperature soars, I'm always tempted to go lighter. I usually opt for balayage or highlights to give my summer hair colour some dimension, but each summer I feel a jolt of excitement of going just a little bit blonder. In fact, hairdressers and colourists often tell me that once you dabble with blonde, you never look back. However, choosing the right shade of blonde can be an overwhelming decision. So we enlisted the help of Jordanna Cobella, creative director of Cobella Salon and Wella Professionals craft expert, to talk us through blonde hair. Plus, I've saved the best blonde hair colour inspiration that I've found to provide some salon ideas.

What blonde hair colour suits me?

"When choosing the right shade of blonde, it's important to consider your skin tone, its undertone, and also your eye colour," says Cobella. "For people with cooler skin tones, ashier, cool-toned blonde shades suit them best. For warm skin tones, I recommend golden, honey-toned shades." It's also important to consider the maintenance that comes with going blonde. Depending on your hair colour and the colour application method that your hair colourist uses, you may need regular salon appointments to keep your hair colour looking its best. You'll also want to consider how much heat styling you use. "Before going blonde, consider your hair's current condition. Can it withstand going blonde? Think about your lifestyle. Going blonde can require regular upkeep to ensure it looks its best, with hair treatments or salon visits to liven up your blonde," she says.

Want some blonde hair colour ideas? We're screenshooting Cass Dimicco's blonde hair colour for our next salon appointment.

What products are best for blonde hair?

To best prepare your hair for blonde, Cobella recommends some home haircare. "To make sure your hair is at its healthiest before going blonde, apply regular hair treatments, such as hair masks and oils. I recommend Wella Professionals Fusion Mask to help restore hair health and Wella Professionals Luminous Reflections Smoothing Oil to add hydration to your hair," she says. As well as treatments, selecting a good shampoo and conditioner is important to ensure your blonde hair colour lasts for longer. "I recommend my clients use a colour-protecting shampoo and conditioner to lock in colour. Wella Professionals Invigo Color Brilliance duo is great for this, as it's pH-balanced and helps colour retention. It's also packed full of nourishing ingredients, helping hair moisture and shine," she says. 

Blonde hair colour techniques

While balayage and highlights are ideal for blonde hair, hair glosses and glazes are ideal if you just want to refresh your blonde hair colour. "Glazes are fast becoming a buzzword for keeping blondes fresh in between traditional highlight or balayage treatments," says Cobella. "Wella Professionals Shinefinity in-salon service is perfect for adding a healthy shine to hair alongside toning it." Looking for some blonde hair colour ideas? Ahead are the best blonde hair colours we've found on celebrities and the fashion set. Get ready to book your hair appointment.

1. Bronde

Not quite blonde and not quite brunette, bronde sits as a happy medium between the two, and it is great if you're a natural brunette looking to add light and warmth to your hair colour.

We're practically mesmerised by these ribbons of blonde placed through the hair, which is perfectly showcased in a plaited ponytail.

Bronde looks beautiful on curls. Here, the base hair colour blends beautifully into blonde, and the expertly placed highlights make curls shine.

How pretty is this seamless transition from brunette to blonde?

2. Blonde Balayage

Balayage is a colouring technique where your hair colourist hand-paints sections of your hair, which gives a natural, sun-kissed finish. What makes balayage so great is that it grows out naturally, so you're not left with a harsh line of regrowth. Hair colourist Jack Howard's balayage placements are works of art.

I am totally obsessed with this sun-kissed balayage.

This summery blonde balayage is so pretty and highlights curls beautifully.

Ask your hair colourist to apply blonde balayage around your hairline. It really pops when tied back into a ponytail.

Jennifer Lopez's hair is given dimension with blonde balayage and face-framing money pieces.

3. Honey Blonde

Beyoncé is a prime example of honey-blonde hair. Think warm, caramel-like tones. It's the polar opposite of platinum-blonde hair, which is cooler-toned and ashy. Honey-blonde hair is flattering and a good middle ground if you want your blonde hair colour to be subtle.

We're screenshotting Hailey Bieber's honey-blonde hair for our next salon visit.

We're in love with Jourdan Dunn's honey-blonde bob.

Would it be a blonde-hair article without Rosie Huntington-Whiteley? Absolutely not, and we have a lot of time for her honey-blonde hair colour.

4. Golden Blonde

Golden blonde is a notch up from honey blonde and has rich, multidimensional hues. Think honey, gold and buttery colours that reflect the light for an expensive-looking finish. Ebony Boadu's hair is a classic example of this rich hair colour.

We're taking note of Blake Lively's golden tones.

Golden-blonde hair in the sunshine is a winner. Tying the hair up with a claw clip reveals all of the tones in the hair.

Golden-blonde hair and long '90s layers feel so current right now.

5. Butter Blonde

Buttery-blonde hair has a mixture of warm and cool tones, giving the hair dimension. Hailey Bieber has butter-blonde hair here.

The mixture of warm and cool buttery tones makes this hair colour multidimensional and expensive-looking.

Jodie Comer's buttery-blonde highlights complement her skin tone.

6. Cream Blonde

Cream blonde balances cool tones with sumptuous placements of brighter blonde, so the result is multi-tonal and light.

This creamy colour looks beautiful on shoulder-length hair.

Cream-blonde highlights look so chic.

Cool-toned cream ribbons of balayage look so pretty on top of a darker blonde base.

This is your sign to experiment with a cream-blonde money piece to frame your features.

7. Ash Blonde

If you're looking for a cool-toned blonde hair colour, ash might be the next blonde hair colour to try.

Ash-blonde placements around the hairline draw attention to your features.

These ash tones add lustre to a darker blonde base.

I screenshotted this immediately.

This is the definition of expensive-looking hair colour.

8. Biscuit Blonde

Biscuit blonde has golden tones paired with cream. Think custard creams or rich tea biscuits for this good-enough-to-eat hair colour.

Varying tones of biscuit blonde really enhance curls.

This blend of warm blonde and cream is beautiful.

These biscuit-blonde braids are perfect for summer weather.

Slices of biscuit blonde look amazing on brunette hair too.

9. Oat Blonde

Oat-blonde hair colour is a hue down from platinum. Think more subdued and slightly warmer. Rosie Huntington-Whiteley has ribbons of oat blonde around her hairline here.

This hue is so glossy and expensive-looking.

All the oat-blonde hair colour inspo we could need.

This cool-toned bun is our hair goals for summer.

This hue also looks so striking on a short pixie crop.

10. Platinum Blonde

Platinum blonde is the boldest and lightest of blonde hair colours. Depending on your current hair colour, you may need a couple of salon appointments to gradually build up towards this striking shade. We're totally obsessed with these long platinum braids.

This short platinum blonde is such a look on Billie Eilish.

We love this hue paired with a French-inspired fringe.

Razor-sharp hairstyles like this blunt bob are a perfect pairing with platinum.

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Long, full hair may be the standard (thanks, old-school shampoo commercials!), but in reality, it's far from the norm. There are a lot of reasons someone might have thinner hair, from genetics to postpartum hair loss. And while hair thinning is more common as we get older, anyone of any age can have thin hair, or fine hair (aka hair that's physically smaller in diameter than its fuller counterparts). That's why, as always, the right haircut can be a total game-changer. 

No matter your hair length or texture, your next cut is just a scroll away. We caught up with three ultra-talented hairstylists—Sanda Petrut of Maxine Salon in Chicago, celebrity stylist Joseph Maine, and Ryan Trygstad of Mark Ryan Salon in New York City—to find out their tips for cutting and styling thin and fine hair, as well as the best products to use for styling it. (Best of all: Not an extension in sight.)

The Hairstylist: Sanda Petrut of Maxine Salon in Chicago

"So many factors are taken into consideration when choosing a haircut for thin hair," explains Petrut. "Is it thin on top? Is it thin on the sides? Is it thin all over? Is it thin due to illness? Is it thin due to ageing? I also consider features and lifestyle," says the stylist.

Petrut also pays close attention to length and texture. "For thin, straight hair I may choose a shorter haircut with clean lines. Maybe a little graduation or a little layer if hair density supports it," she says. 

"For medium-to-long hair length, I’ll choose a long fringe and/or framing," she says.

Finally, "If hair is wavy or curly I would definitely add layers," she says. "The layers would add volume and the hair would appear thicker."

The Hairstylist: Joseph Maine, Celebrity Stylist, and Color Wow Artistic Director 

"Typically, I recommend blunt haircuts or haircuts with very little layering for thin hair because you don’t want to remove density from the ends," says Maine. However, he says, "There are still ways to add shape by face-framing or adding minimal 'hidden layers.'"

For loose, voluminous curls like Jennifer Lawrence's, Maine recommends blowing hair out with a diffuser.

Rashida Jones's haircut may volley from chin to shoulder length, but she usually avoids layers to keep it looking fuller.

A soft bend and a side fringe adds texture and dimension to Emma Stone's bob haircut.

The Hairstylist: Ryan Trygstad, Celebrity Stylist and Co-Founder of Mark Ryan Salon in New York City

The hairstylist agrees that blunt cuts can be fantastic on thinner hair. "Mid-to-shorter lengths are great because the hair looks fuller," explains Trygstad, who adds that "Finer hair types are less likely to have a pyramid- or triangle-shaped style." 

One reason Jamie Chung's lob looks so sleek and cool? "Blunt shapes are better for fine hair," says Trygstad.

Another pretty idea inspired by Jourdan Dunn's look: slightly choppy ends.

Lucy Boynton's of-the-moment curtain bangs are the perfect face-framing detail to her blunt bob.

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There’s perhaps no chicer summer kick-off party than the 2016 CFDA Fashion Awards, which ushered in the fashion elite for a glamorous evening at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City. Hosted by funnyman Joel McHale, the event brought trendsetters from Olivia Palermo to Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen under one roof to honour the best of the best in fashion right now.

2016 CFDA Awards Winners

Fashion Icon Award: Beyoncé

Womenswear Designer of the Year: Marc Jacobs

Swarovski Award for Womenswear: Brandon Maxwell

Swarovski Award for Menswear: Orley—Alex Orley, Matthew Orley, Samantha Orley

Swarovski Award for Accessory Design: Paul Andrew

Menswear Designer of the Year: Thom Browne

Accessories Designer of the Year: Mansur Gavriel—Rachel Mansur and Floriana Gavriel

Geoffrey Beene Lifetime Achievement Award: Norma Kamali

The Founder’s Award in Honour of Eleanor Lambert: Donna Karan

International Award: Gucci—Alessandro Michele

The Board of Directors’ Special Tribute Award: David Bowie

The Media Award in Honour of Eugenia Sheppard: Imran Amed, editor in chief of The Business of Fashion

Keep scrolling to see our recap of the unforgettable looks of the night! 

WHO: Olivia Palermo

WHO: Rosie Huntington-Whiteley

WEAR: Michael Kors Collection dress and Transeason 2016 Yasmeen clutch.

WHO: Taylor Hill

WEAR: Thakoon custom Summer Rose Jacquard Gown.

WHO: Jamie Chung

WEAR: Banana Republic dress.

WHO: Karlie Kloss

WEAR: Rosie Assoulin dress with crystals from Swarovski; Stuart Weitzman shoes with crystals from Swarovski; Atelier Swarovski jewellery.

WHO: Ashley, Elizabeth, and Mary Kate Olsen

WHO: Ciara

WEAR: Roberto Cavalli ruffled dress and belt.

WHO: Alexa Chung

WEAR: Prabal Gurung Leather Zip-Front Sheath Dress.

WHO: Jourdan Dunn

WEAR: Jonathan Simkhai Pre-Spring 17 dress; Eva Fehren jewellery. 

WHO: Hari Nef

WEAR: Gucci F/W 16–17 Panther Embroidery Dress, gold leather clutch, and leather platforms.

WHO: Martha Hunt

WEAR: Diane Von Furstenberg F/W 16 Jemmie Romper and RE16/17 clutch; Christian Louboutin heels.

WHO: Olivia Culpo

WEAR: Kate Spade New York blazer, bag, and heels; Mattia Cielo necklace and rings.

WHO: Lauren Conrad

WEAR: LC Lauren Conrad Runway Collection for Kohl’s fall 2016 slip dress and tuxedo jacket.

WHO: Joan Smalls

WEAR: Givenchy dress; Eddie Borgo Vic Minaudière and Idle Line Earring, Allure Cuff, Pavé Zenith Cuff, and the Extra Thin Safety Chain Bracelet.

WHO: Julianne Hough

WEAR: Michael Kors Collection F/W 16 silver metallic embroidered stretch-tulle dress, clutch and sandals; Borgioni earrings; Hearts On Fire diamond ring; Stuart Weitzman heels.

WHO: Naomi Campbell

WEAR: Brandon Maxwell custom dress; Lorraine Schwartz jewellery.

WHO: Alessandra Ambrosio

WEAR: Michael Kors Collection dress.

WHO: Doutzen Kroes

WEAR: Calvin Klein Collection Pre-Fall 16 jumpsuit.

WHO: Sophie Kennedy Clark

WEAR: Creatures of the Wind F/W 16 suit and blouse.

WHO: Olivia Wilde

WEAR: Rosie Assoulin F/W 16 dress; Edie Parker Jean Clutch.

WHO: Lena Dunham

WEAR: Creatures of the Wind Pre-Fall 16 dress; Irene Neuwirth jewelry; Streetzies shoes.

WHO: Riley Keough

WEAR: Proenza Schouler dress.

WHO: Jennifer Hudson

WHO: Mia Moretti

WEAR: Alice and Olivia top and skirt.

WHO: Adriana Lima

WHO: Shanina Shaik

WHO: Heidi Klum

WEAR: Roland Mouret Pre-Fall 16 Lauriston Gown; Lorraine Schwartz jewellery; Olgana Paris Decouverte heels.

WHO: Jasmine Tookes

WEAR: Atelier Swarovski earrings, bracelet, cuff, ring, and clutch.

WHO: Irina Shayk

WHO: Jessica Hart

WEAR: Alexandre Birman heels.

WHO: Emily Ratajkowski

WEAR: Atelier Swarovski Mira Earrings; Atelier Swarovski by Peter Pilotto Arbol Large Hairpin.

WHO: Kristen Dunst

WEAR: Rodarte F/W 16 Hand Beaded Metallic Moss and Lace Dress and Metallic Heels; Joseph Free Orchid Earrings with Fresh Flowers.

WHO: Coco Rocha

WEAR: CO+CO dress.

WHO: Jessica Chastain

WEAR: Prabal Gurung F/W 16 Falling Leaf High-Low Organza Lurex Dress. 

WHO: Elsa Hosk

WEAR: Naeem Khan jumpsuit and clutch.

WHO: Hilary Rhoda

WEAR: Monique Lhuillier dress.

WHO: Zosia Mamet

WEAR: Maiyet F/W 16 dress; John Hardy Classic Chain Magic Cut Silver Diamond Ring with Black Onyx and the Dot Silver Lava Ring with Red Sapphire.

WHO: Sarah Sampaio

WEAR: DVF F/W 16 Margarita dress and Slim Tonda Miniaudiere Clutch in OxBlood.

WHO: Josephine Skriver

WEAR: Sachin & Babi F/W 16 Josephine Dress.

WHO: Rachel Zoe

WHO: Alek Wek

WEAR: Aquatalia heels.

Who do you think is best dressed? Get your opinion in the comments box below…

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When London's gentlemen are in the spotlight, it's only fair that us ladies play a supporting role style-wise, right? Ha. Au contraire! The capital's coolest street style women came out in full force at London Collections Men A/W 2016. We saw sequin roll-necks aplenty, the slickest cosy coats to rival David Gandy's three-piece suits and super cool leather jackets that play androgyny to perfection… When it comes to upstaging the boys, these girls have got their wardrobes prepped and are ready to go.

Scroll down to see some of our favourite women's outfits from the LCM street chic reels… 

WHO: Edie Campbell

WHAT: London Collections Men A/W 2016

WEAR: Coach jacket and skirt.

WHO: Susie Bubble

WHAT: London Collections Men A/W 2016

WEAR: Louis Vuitton bag; Dorateymur boots.

WHO: Caroline Issa

WHAT: London Collections Men A/W 2016.

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WHO: Phoebe Arnold

WHAT: London Collections Men A/W 2016

WEAR: Miu Miu coat (available in red) and shoes. 

WHO: Josephine de la Baume and Mark Ronson

WHAT: London Collections Men A/W 2016

WEAR: Burberry Prorsum.

WHO: Caroline Issa

What: London Collections Men A/W 2016

WEAR: Current Elliott Denim Button Jacket (£363); Ralph Lauren boots.

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WHAT: London Collections Men A/W 2016.

WHO: Portia Freeman

WHAT: London Collections Men A/W 2016

WEAR: Isabel Marant Arnie Boots (£755).

WHO: Amber Anderson

WHAT: London Collections Men A/W 2016

WEAR: Burberry Prorsum.

What do you wear when you want to get noticed? Comment below!

We've gotten many sneak peeks of Balmain x H&M over the last few weeks, but we haven't seen an official ad for the line—until now. As Harper's Bazaar pointed out, H&M just unveiled the campaign for its highly anticipated line, and it features, you guessed it, Kendall Jenner, Gigi Hadid, and Jourdan Dunn, posing alongside models Hao Yun Xiang and Dudley O'Shaughnessy on a subway. 

Keep scrolling to check out the ad, and mark your calendars—the line drops November 5.

What do you think of the ad? Will you shop Balmain x H&M? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. And if you're feeling inspired to shop, check out H&M’s new arrivals here.