There's something so refreshing about a celebrity outfit that is truly attainable. As much as we enjoy admiring one-of-a-kind made-to-measure looks and the breathtaking glamour we're anticipating on the first Monday in May thanks to the Met Gala, spotting a stylish celeb in a casual look that can be replicated on a budget is just as special in my eyes. Recently, Kate Bosworth did just that by stepping out in a pair of linen trousers—not only does this slouchy wide-leg style practically define the summer months, but it's also one that always looks just as good on the high street.

Every year, the warmer months roll around, and airy linen styles return to prominence for their versatility and wearability even during a heatwave. Be it a stroll through the park or a sweltering day in the office, the breathable fabric is the answer to keeping cool whilst retaining a put-together feel. Personally, I'm a big fan of Kate's styling here with a '90s denim corset top and billowing trouser silhouette, but there are so many ways to style these staple summer trousers, especially whilst we wait for the higher temperatures to arrive. You could add a blazer and kitten heels to elevate this trouser silhouette or pare things back completely with trainers and a tee. On holidays, you can throw a pair over a bikini as you wander to the beach or even take on a matching linen suit for summer weddings. Lucky for us, our favourite high-street brands M&S, COS and H&M understand the draw of linen for the warmer months, with all shapes, cuts and colours covered. They have been keeping the linen trouser supplies well-stocked over the past few weeks as our minds turn to the basics summers we can rely upon.

Keep scrolling for the best linen trousers from M&S, COS and H&M. 

M&S

COS

H&M

Up next, I Just Tried On So Many High-Street Spring Shoes—These Are the Ones That Matter

When it comes to airport style, I am all about outfits that are comfortable without sacrificing style, and your shoes are the key component for accomplishing this. Heels are a hard no in my book, as well as any other footwear that makes for a complicated run through the security line. This leaves flat shoes like loafers, ankle boots, sneakers and my all-time favourite: ballet flats. While ballet flats truly never go out of style, they are currently at the forefront of shoe trends at the moment.

I know I am not alone in this preference as evidenced by the many stylish celebrities that are spotted traveling in the timeless flat shoe style, whether it's a Mary Jane style or a studded pair. Besides the ease, they instantly elevate even the most basic of outfits. Just don’t forget to pack a pair of socks in your carry-on to save you from a grimy barefoot walk through security. Ahead, check out eight inspiring celebrity airport looks with ballet flats. Plus, shop some of the chicest options out there right now.

1. Elle Fanning in Satin and Leather Ballet Flats

Style Notes: Fanning has a sleek and chic look that's softened with a pair of pink satin ballet flats with leather details.

Shop the Look:

2. Ashley Olsen in Two-Tone Flats

Style Notes: Olsen is effortlessly chic in a camel coat, black jeans, and two-tone ballet flats. As one co-founder behind The Row, it's no surprise she knows how to style flats, especially when her brand's own versions always sell out.

3. Jasmine Tookes in Black Ballet Flats

Style Notes: Tookes understands that comfort is key for any flight. Try a matching knitted set for in-flight comfort, and an easy pair of ballet flats for a delicate touch. You can never go wrong with classic black.

4. Kate Bosworth in Neutral Ballet Flats

Style Notes: For an easy, polished feel, try this look from Bosworth—white button-down shirt, cropped jeans, and neutral ballet flats. Flats in subtler tones will go with everything you've packed.

5. Cindy Crawford in Animal Print Flats

Style Notes: This easy-breezy outfit idea from Crawford requires four pieces: a trench coat, white T-shirt, slim jeans, and snakeskin flats. There are plenty of other faux animal print options too if you like this maximalist spin on the shoes.

6. Elsa Hosk in Shiny Flats

Style Notes: Hosk gives a sleek pair of shiny black ballet flats the model treatment with a statement off-the-shoulder top. Whether you prefer patent leather or something subtler, shinier textures always feel like a statement.

7. Michelle Williams in Pointe-Inspired Flats

Style Notes: Williams took the word 'ballet' seriously when it came to her look. She completed her stylish travel outfit with pretty pink ballet flats that are reminiscent of those actually used out on the vinyl dance floor. Opt for square pointe-inspired picks or those with rounded softer edges.

8. Miranda Kerr in Metallic Flats

Style Notes: Kerr is all smiles in a vibrant printed top, slim black jeans, and shiny square-toed flats.

More Stylish Ballet Flats to Shop Now

You know we love when celebrities wear affordable pieces—hello, Kendall Jenner in Vagabond—but we get even more excited when they wear something that's from the high street and still in stock. So naturally, I had to draw your attention to Kate Bosworth's super-cute crew-neck checked jumper, which she just wore at White Sands National Park in New Mexico. Did you catch her colour-coordinating the jumper with both her eyes and the sunset? Now that's impressive. 

Bosworth's Mango Textured Checked Jumper is £50 and feels incredibly on-trend, so I expect it to fly off digital shelves. While I can't promise you'll get over 10,000 Instagram likes in the sweater like Bosworth did, I can assure you that you'll get tonnes of compliments on this beautiful jumper. Scroll down to shop it before it inevitably sells out. 

On Kate Bosworth: Mango Textured Checked Jumper (£50)

Shop Mango Knitwear

Next, Jennifer Aniston and J.Lo both wore the denim trend I'm replacing skinnies with.

I go on about this a lot, but nothing gets me down more than the fact that my hair is lifeless and lacking texture. I can spend up to two hours tonging it and misting it with several different sprays and still not manage to achieve the effortlessly tousled look I so crave. At the end of the whole ordeal, I’m left with one of two hair looks: matted, flat and greasy as a result of the excess product in there or a Dolly Parton–esque bouffant. 

If you ask me, achieving beachy lengths that look effortless is one of my hardest beauty feats. And while I’m still eagerly anticipating my post-lockdown haircut, it’s safe to say that I am looking for all of the tips to style out my rather ridiculously long hair right now. Luckily for me, I recently got the chance to sit down with Laura Polko, T3 ambassador and hairstylist to the likes of Gigi Hadid, Kate Bosworth, Lea Michele, Lucy Hale and Martha Hunt, to discover exactly how to achieve effortlessly tousled hair. This is what she had to say…

Dry Shampoo Makes All the Difference

It turns out a huge problem that so many of us face is that we’re repeatedly opting for the wrong styling products. "I see so many people using too much spray. When you use too much texture spray, it can make the hair look matted,” she warns. The answer? Steer clear of sticky texturising sprays and instead opt for targeted dry shampoo application. "Just take a small amount of dry shampoo to the crown. Spray it, and then shake it all out. It’s the best way to get that undone look.”

Shop Dry Shampoo

Invest in Your Tools

A key point that Polko is keen to drill home is that relying on product to style your hair just isn’t enough and usually won’t work. "It’s all in the tool,” she says. It would seem that there are lots of things many of us don’t consider when shopping for hair tools that can totally make or break the end result. "A hair tool that reheats itself often will make things a lot easier. It means that you don’t have to go back over things or end up with one half that looks dramatically different from the other.”

The other thing to keep an eye on? The lengths of the plates. "So many people struggle to curl their hair with straighteners, but the key is finding a pair that uses longer plates so that the hair doesn’t fall out,” she says. But if you still can’t nail it, there are other things you can try. The ultimate undone, natural-looking style, according to Polko, is flat-iron waves. "It’s not a look that comes across as overly styled. The key is, though, to always open up the face. Always bend up first. Otherwise, you get unnatural volume where you really don’t want it.”

Shop Straighteners

Face Framing Is a Thing

Speaking of opening up the face, Polko suggests that this isn’t something that needs to take time or be a laborious task. In fact, it can be super quick and easy. "It’s called face framing. You don’t have to do anything with the hair except for one really subtle wave just where the eye is. This is where your hair would naturally tuck beside your ear,” she advises. If this seems weird at first, just try it and see the difference it makes. "The minute you add that, it makes everything look really natural. It’s subtle, but it really opens up the whole face.”

Shop Styling Products

Never Forget the Ends

Here’s one that I can definitely take note of. When styling your own hair, it can be tempting to put all of your effort and attention into the middle section, where the eye is naturally drawn to. However, Polko warns that neglecting the ends can totally make or break your ’do. "You have got to pay attention to the ends. It’s the key to natural-looking tousled hair,” she says.

With the ends being the most fragile part of our strands, it makes sense that we are often reluctant to inflict heat upon them. However, making sure you use a hardworking heat protector first should do the job at protecting them. "If your hair is long, the key is to make sure the ends all go in different directions. If it’s short, curl them under a little bit. Naturally, the ends would all be doing a different thing,” says Polko.

Shop Heat Protectors

Ask me which celebrities I follow for skincare inspiration and I can give you a list as long as my arm. From Victoria Beckham to Jennifer Lopez, my Instagram saved folders look like something of an encyclopedia on the skincare routines and complexion recommendations of the A-list. But when it comes to makeup, my celebrity inspo folder is more finely edited. Instead, I prefer to go direct to the makeup artists themselves for tips and tricks, with industry experts like Pati Dubroff and Patrick Ta often taking to Instagram to share the exact products that they've used on a celebrity for a red carpet beauty look.

But there is one major exception: Kate Bosworth. Yes, not only is she the star of everyone's favourite early noughties surf film, Blue Crush, and friend to another of my beauty icons Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, but Bosworth's Instagram is also a treasure trove of truly amazing makeup advice—with her IGTVs covering everything from Italian-inspired beauty looks to what to do when you've forgotten your makeup bag.

Ahead, I've rounded up six of the most useful makeup tips that I've learned from Kate Bosworth herself plus her favourite products to shop alongside them. Keep scrolling…

#1: Opt for a moisturising foundation

"One of the things that I”m really passionate about is the integrity of skin," Kate revealed in her "Italian Romance"–inspired" makeup tutorial for IGTV. "I'm a real excavator of the perfect foundation, and one of the foundations that I really love to use—especially in my day to day—is this one from Koh Gen Do (£72). It's a moisture foundation, and for me, the foundations that work the best are the ones that do have moisture and have some hydrating elements to them. If the foundation is too dry, then I just feel like you see all the cracks and the creases in my skin and it's just not the look I'm going for."

#2: Mix concealer with moisturiser for a foundation alternative

Whether you've forgotten your makeup bag while you're on your travels (like Kate did during a recent trip to Australia) or you're looking for an alternative to foundation, Bosworth suggests mixing your favourite concealer with a moisturiser.

"For everyday looks, concealers can go a long way—especially if you spread them around to create a foundation-like consistency," she explained. "I'm going to use some moisturiser to expand the concealers that I have. We're going to add some moisturiser to make these products stretch a little bit further than they normally would."

Kate mixes her favourite Clé de Peau Beauté Concealer (£54) with the moisturiser that she's "obsessed with"—Augustinus Bader The Rich Cream (£205)—to create a lightweight base that looks natural and dewy.

#3: Your fingers are often the best makeup tools

Rather than fussing with multiple makeup brushes and sponges, Kate is a real advocate for using her fingers to apply her products. "I use my fingers quite a bit to apply makeup," Bosworth revealed in a makeup tutorial with Rosie Huntington-Whiteley. "There's something about the skin-on-skin… and even brushes sometimes can intimidate me slightly."

For best results, stick to cream and liquid products like Kate's favourite Glossier Lidstar Eye Shadow (£15), as powders tend to work best when applied with a brush.

#4: Toothbrush + lip balm = ultimate brow combo

Turns out, you don't need a whole stash of brow pencils, spoolies and pomade to create fuller-looking brows. When Kate found herself without her favourite brow pen, she used a trick that she learned backstage.

"So one trick that a makeup artist told me quite a while ago which I use when I'm in a pinch is to take a little bit of balm and bring a little bit of it to my lashes and my eyebrows to thicken," Kate explained.

"I’m going to use this toothbrush to apply the balm to my brows. I’m just going to brush it into the toothbrush and then apply it to the brow. It actually looks really good and pretty full."

#5: Blusher makes a great eye shadow

Kate is a real fan of multipurpose beauty products (she swears by the Clinique Chubby Sticks) and can often be seen wearing a blusher as an eye shadow. 

"I use blush interchangeably as eye shadow all the time," Bosworth explained in a recent tutorial.

#6: Skip the lip liner and layer lipsticks instead

Like me, Kate Bosworth isn't a huge fan of lip liner, telling Rosie HW that she likes it on other people but not on herself. "I don't love my mouth with a lip pencil, I normally use the edge of the lipstick for a little distinction," she explains.

Instead, she layers lipsticks to create a fuller-looking pout with a subtle ombré effect. "I sometimes put the lipstick that's a little bit brighter on the top of where the base is. It just lifts it, I think," Bosworth revealed.

Next up, Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen's hairstylist told us nine ways to fake thicker hair.

This week, H&M celebrated the upcoming launch of its new Conscious Collection with a starry party in Hollywood, but there was one piece that clearly stood out as the must-have buy of the bunch. Kate Bosworth wore a green lace sleeved midi dress with a nipped-in waist and floaty hem. On paper, this is a very prim and proper dress—the type of thing Kate Middleton would wear with nude pumps to a family wedding.

However, Kate toughened up the dress with a black leather handbag, studded biker boots with silver toe caps by Alexander McQueen and her hair pulled back into an edgy half-up, half down top knot on the crown of her head. Green printed dresses are taking off in 2018—Kitri's £145 Gabriella Pleated Shirt Dress had a waiting list of over 800 people, and ASOS's green printed midi with buttons on the side also created a shopping frenzy. We have a feeling this will be another green dress that will be almost impossible to get a hold of.

On Kate: H&M Conscious Collection dress; Alexander McQueen Hobnail Leather Ankle Boots (£1245)

Shop the Look: 

Opening Image: Getty

When it comes to packing for a holiday, you see it as either a headache or a joy to be savoured. But before you neatly roll everything in your bag, don’t forget to pick out an airport outfit. Airports and aeroplanes have microclimates of their own: roasting one minute and freezing cold the next. Not to mention all of the potential waiting around and that bloated feeling long-haul flights always seem to cruelly cast upon you. So what to wear? It’s obvious but true: Layers are essential.

Comfy bottoms are a must for long-haul flights—be they trusted jeans or souped-up leggings. But if this all starts to sound a bit more like the ideal camping outfit, check out the outfits below for the ultimate inspiration on how to style these useful separates. We’ve mined the arrival ensembles of our favourite celebrities and influencers to bring you the most covetable airport outfits. So next time you’re packing, reserve a few of your best pieces for the trip and assemble your travel outfits as instructed below (and feel free to wear flats).

Only Kate Bosworth would bring a rust-coloured jumpsuit to our consciousness at the airport. (Note the bejewelled Mary Janes.) This is a clever look that can take you straight to brunch or dinner once you’ve left the terminal.

With an It for statement pieces, Jessie Bush offsets her stand-out faux fur coat—which will double-up nicely as a cosy blanket—and cowboy boots with long-haul-approved leggings and a camel jumper. 

An airplane-dressing aficionado, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley’s printed bomber, skinny jeans, and carry-all tote bag are perfect for any length of flight. 

Related: Your French Riviera Style Guide, for When You Can't Buy Chanel Everything

We can always rely on Tamu McPherson to make even casual ensembles look incredibly polished, and this white-jean, printed tee and checked blazer combination is no exception. 

Leggings aren’t the only option for round-the-world trips, as proven by Zoe Kravitz; jumper dresses are just as comfortable to sit, and will keep you toasty, too. 

Joggers might not seem like a luxe option, but when you coordinate them to the rest of your like influencer Monikh Dale, they become quite sophisticated indeed. 

Related: The Holiday Packing List Every Fashion Person Should Check Before Travelling

Alexa Chung can always teach us a thing or two about style, so we’ll be taking a leaf out of her travel manual by packing two coats: a khaki utility jacket as a savvy extra layer, and a teddy-bear coat for ultimate comfort.

For city breaks when you step off of the plane and find yourselves straight in the action, make like Chloé Pierre and pair a slinky slip with a casual hoodie and denim jacket. 

It’s fair to say that Victoria Beckham is the queen of airport dressing, and this look is one we can all get on board with. Her simple formula involves lashings of formfitting black, a handy pochette for essentials and white boots for that high-fashion punch.

Now, check out the high-street items that dominated fashion week.

This week, Kate Bosworth is doing a number of television appearances to promote her film The Long Road Home, however, the outfit she wore to fly into New York has stood out as her best so far. Instead of a simple in-flight look, Bosworth wore a leather miniskirt by Frame with a leather biker jacket and a pair of studded cowboy boots, confirming their return. Under the leather suit, Kate wore a rainbow-striped jumper from Etro with the slogan "the earth has its music for those who will listen" written in the stripes. Keep scrolling to see Kate's latest take on airport style.

On Kate Bosworth: Etro Wool Intarsia Sweater (£495); Frame leather skirt; Chloé Faye bag.

Shop the Look

When it comes to airport style, Kate Bosworth is one of those celebrities that always manages to look picture-perfect when stepping off a long-haul flight. When it comes to airport dressing many of us (our editors included) stick to simple, minimal ensembles and wear T-shirts, cashmere jumpers, jeans and trainers, but Kate's latest airport look shows that sometimes it pays to step outside the usual uniform.

We wouldn't usually consider travelling in a dress (tracksuit bottoms always win), but Kate looked effortless in a denim shirt dress by Ulla Johnson with a tie-wrap effect at the front, embroidery at the shoulders and a black ribbon tied at the collar. She paired her dress with clompy lace-up heel boots by Tod's and a teeny tiny crossbody by Rochas. Add a more practical tote bag, and this is an airport look any of us can recreate.

Scroll below to see Kate's latest travelling outfit, and then scroll further to buy her exact dress.

On Kate Bosworth: Ulla Johnson Jane Embroidered Cotton Wrap Dress (£254); Rochas Bag and Tod's Lace Up Boots.

Photographers are now stationed at LAX airport to take street style pictures of what the A-listers wear in transit, and yesterday, Kate Bosworth chose an outfit we want to copy on our next long (or short) haul. The actress proved that when it comes to travelling, sometimes it's a case of the simpler, the better.

Kate wore an oversize white shirt by Totême, half-tucked into a pair of high-waisted, baggy cropped jeans by Citizens of Humanity. As for the accessories, she paired this with a pair of low suede block heels by By Far, a pair of paparazzi-shielding aviators by Jacques Marie Mage and a micro crossbody bag by Rochas. Ignoring the teeny-tiny handbag that only a celebrity could travel with, this is a practical airport outfit, as it'll work everywhere from London to the tropics.

Scroll through below to see Kate Bosworth's latest airport look, and then shop the key pieces.

On Kate Bosworth: Totême White Shirt; Citizens of Humanity Hailey Jeans (£240); Rochas Bag; By Far Romy Nude (£226); Jacques Marie Mage Aviator Frame Sunglasses (£670).

We haven't had a chance to outfit-stalk Kate Bosworth lately—all has been relatively quiet on the fashion front—but we don't mind when looks like this pop-up. The waiting becomes entirely worthwhile. 

While visiting a plush spa in New York City, Kate didn't opt for what many of us would (trackies, hello!); instead, she chose this moment to smash through every possible trend imaginable and provide us all with a very thorough lesson in how to look right, right now. From the heeled hiking boots that are bound to take over from where your bikers left off in 2015 to the one-shoulder jacket sling, she's so artfully managing to pull off, this ensemble isn't short of real-life inspiration. We're even rejigging our outerwear as we type…

This Bosworth-assembled look also bridges the tricky gap for autumn—it's not yet time to pack up your tees and ankle-swinging jeans, but we are at the crossroads where they can't be worn in the same way anymore. It's one of the most deftly put-together looks we've seen ALL year. So while your daily style rituals are now probably in a state of flux, with this outfit on hand, there's a high chance you can look effortless, too. Keep reading to see Kate's killer outfit, and to shop the pieces she's chosen for it.

On Kate Bosworth: Frame Shiny Leather Crop Jacket (£839); M.i.h. Arrow Flared Crop Jeans (£245); Alexander Wang Attica Bag (£740); Tod's Lace-Up Ankle Boots (£655).

See how the rest of the fashion crowds are doing the new jacket-styling trick. 

The data is in, and the popularity of culottes is seriously waning. Retailers aren’t stocking the style, and certain industry experts such as Leandra Medine have been over the look since February. So what’s next? We’re feeling the wide-leg denim silhouette Kate Bosworth often wears and has many versions of. Consider these a longer cousin of culottes. The style feels particularly fresh, even compared to other options like flares and straight-leg denim.

Scroll down to see how Bosworth copped the look with a pair of Citizens of Humanity jeans, and shop her look!

On Kate Bosworth: Céline sunglasses; Citizens of Humanity Abigail High-Rise Wide-Leg Jeans (£153); Prada bag; Christian Louboutin Laperouza Embroidered Leather Loafers (£595).

Next up, check out Kate Bosworth's clever fashion formulas for the pieces she always wears on repeat.

What did we tell you yesterday about redefining boho for 2016? Kate Bosworth has nailed it.

The stylish star recently took to the streets of NYC wearing a flowing maxi dress–and-flats combo that beautifully illustrates how to achieve polished, feminine style. The look is the ideal outfit formula for any girl on the go in need of an ensemble that’s both comfortable and fashion-forward. Get the look yourself by pairing a loose printed frock with a pair of flats for a perfectly refined, spring-ready outfit.

Keep scrolling to shop the look…

On Kate Bosworth: Ulla Johnson Imane Midi-Dress (£315); Meli Melo Rosalia Mini Bag (£350); Carven shoes.

Similar Styles: Illesteva Emmanuelle Cat’s Eye Sunglasses (£168); Tabitha Simmons Hermione Patent Leather Pumps (£445).

Related: Does Kate Bosworth Have the Hardest-Working Wardrobe in Showbiz?

What outfit formula do you rely on when you're busy? Give us your styling tips in the comments below. Plus, shop for more floaty midi dresses.

There’s something we all have in common (yes, besides our difficulty in deciding which It bag to buy for spring): We all want our legs to look as amazing as they possibly can—right? Well, believe it or not, it’s actually quite simple to make your pins appear longer and more slender. And no, we’re not talking about hitting the gym or giving up every carbohydrate ever created. A few distinct styling tricks we've noticed on our most-trusted A-listers will do it.

Keep scrolling to check out five original ways to make your legs look great…

Slim boots that go all the way up your leg will naturally make your legs appear longer and leaner, drawing the attention upward on your body. Be sure to not leave a gap between your hemline and where the boots end.

On Olivia Palermo: Dior Sideral Sunglasses (£280) and bag; Kim Shui Catherine Coat (£1968); Jimmy Choo Toni Leather Over-the-Knee Boots (£1150).

Shop thigh-high boots:

If you’re looking for an instant way to make your legs look incredible, take a cue from Queen Bey and opt for a skirt with a high slit. The difference between a style like this and a classic midi skirt, for example, is that this doesn’t chop off any portion of your leg, instead creating a clean line up and down your frame.

On Beyoncé: Self-Portrait dress; Saint Laurent Classic Motorcycle Jacket (£3470); Manolo Blahnik pumps.

Shop slit skirts:

Related: The New A-List Trick for Looking Taller (It's Not Heels)

When it comes to denim, flares that hit right at the ground are the best option for a flattering silhouette. The opening at the bottom gives the illusion that your legs keep going and going—especially if you wear stacked heels.

On Kate Bosworth: Erdem x Linda Farrow Cat-Eye Sunglasses (£265); Altuzarra bag; Trademark sweater.

Shop flares:

The beauty of nude heels is that they naturally make your legs appear longer. While Gigi Hadid opted for a pair with skinnies here, you can go for an above-the-knee skirt or slit skirt with your nude heels to make your legs look great too.

On Gigi Hadid: Ray-Ban Round Sunglasses (£125); Emm Kuo bag; Rosetta Getty cardigan and scarf; J Brand 8001 Leather Skinny Pants (£915); Stuart Weitzman Nudist Song Patent-Leather Sandals (£330).

Shop nude heels:

Related: Meet V-Neck Shoes: The Most Slimming Style for Any Legs, Anywhere

It’s no secret that vertical stripes will help elongate your frame, so if you’re looking to help your legs specifically, find a pair of pants (like Kendall Jenner’s here) that has a line running up and down. 

On Kendall Jenner: Saint Laurent sunglasses; Givenchy bag; TY-LR The Classic Coat (£240); Elisabetta Franchi pants; Sandro boots.

Shop vertical-sriped pants:

When we caught a glimpse of Kate Bosworth's latest outfit, we knew something looked familiar. And then it dawned on us: She's been wearing the same black Carven flats over and over for a year straight! (Oh, and Alexa Chung is similarly obsessed with them.) So we decided to take a walk down memory lane and recount some of our favourite ways she's worn the shoes in the last 12 months. Unfortunately, the shoes are now sold out, but we also rounded up some similar styles for your shopping pleasure. 

Scroll down to see how Kate Bosworth has worn her Carven flats over the past year and shop similar styles!

Shop the Look:

Do you love Kate Bosworth's flats as much as we do? Tell us in the comments below!

With spring right around the corner, we’re already setting our sights on charming frocks to usher in the warmer weather. And who better to give us some much-needed outfit inspiration than Kate Bosworth?

The fashion girl was spotted out in Los Angeles giving off serious Coachella vibes in a charming denim dress and suede knee boots. Get the bohemian look yourself, by pairing a lighter-wash denim with brown suede boots and cool fringed bag à la Bosworth.

Keep scrolling to shop the look…

On Bosworth: Erdem x Linda Farrow Cat-Eye Sunglasses (£265); M.i.h Jeans Angie Dress (£287); Altuzarra Ghianda Small Saddle Bag (£1565).

Similar Styles: Gianvito Rossi Suede Side-Zip Knee Boots (£1034).

What will you wear when the sun starts shining? For more inspiration on reworking your wardrobe this weekend, see these new styling tricks. 

We're sure Kate Bosworth, Solange Knowles, Alicia Vikander and Charlie XCX are all perfectly happy with the height they are, but the way they're working their wardrobes right now provides us all with one very handy elongating tip. We all know head-to-toe black can be slimming or that heels (quite obviously) add height, but their use of same-colour styling is a more exciting way to A.) liven up your look and B.) instantly look taller. The Hadids, Jenners and Kardashians have been using this trick in their neutral, tone-on-tone get-ups for a long time, but right now it's regal reds and purples that appear to be the hues-du-jour for the style elite. Scroll on to see these outfits and to shop the vital pieces needed to add a few inches to your vertical measurements…

What do you like about these looks? Shout out your favourite in the comments below…

Some women really do seem to have it all. The it girls we follow and so admire have amazing wardrobes, go to the most exclusive events, and get to travel the world largely on someone else's dime. And to top it all off, most of them have really attractive better halves.

From Alexa Chung's budding romance with screen star/total hottie Alexander Skarsgård to Taylor Swift and Calvin Harris's newly cemented status as the power couple in music, these ladies come home to some awfully pretty beaus.

Keep scrolling to see 10 it girls with the cutest significant others!

Who's your favourite couple in Hollywood right now? Share below!

There might be some modern trends that folks of yore could never have envisioned—people really wear sneakers with dresses, to dinner?!—but there are a few holdovers from the Golden Age that are still kickin’. First and foremost: the classical system of labelling invites to events with certain dress codes. For us modern women, this ancient system of codes can be quite confusing—after all, we’re used to wearing our sneakers to dinner!

To help you navigate the landmine that is black tie, creative black tie, business formal, and beyond, we’ve deconstructed the 10 most oft-used dress codes for you. You’ll never wonder what to wear to any event ever again!

Scroll down for a detailed list of decoded dress codes, as well as pieces to shop for each one! 

A black-tie event is the epitome of a formal event. Cocktail-length dresses are only allowed if they are extremely dressy and sleek.

What To Wear: A formal, floor-length gown is preferred. Also allowed: a dressy cocktail dress or your best LBD paired with fancier jewellery, which will elevate the overall look.

A black-tie-optional event is still dressy, but not as strict. In other words, you can wear a formal evening gown, but no one will look at you twice if you choose to wear a cocktail dress.

What To Wear: A formal floor-length evening gown, fancier cocktail dress, a tux-style pantsuit, or LBD.

This is a professional look that isn’t overly dressy. Think: something you could definitely wear to the office (i.e., on the conservative side) but would feel comfortable wearing to grab a work drink.

What To Wear: An open-collar shirt or sweater, with a pencil skirt or trousers. You can also wear a dress, as long as it’s not provocative.

Imagine what you would wear if you were giving a very important presentation at work. That’s essentially how you should dress for a business casual event.

What To Wear: A tailored, polished dress with a blazer, or a pantsuit. Whatever you wear, style it with appropriate heels. This is not the time for flats or super-high club shoes.

Your average brunch look.

What To Wear: A skirt (either long or short) and plain tee, nice jeans with a button-down blouse, or a cotton sundress. Flats are fine.

Mother Denim

Related: How To Get Emma Watson's Sophisticated Style

Think: black tie with some breathing room. Still formal and dressy, but with a smidge of playfulness thrown in.

What To Wear: A dressy cocktail dress, floor-length evening gown, or LBD, plus fun and unique accessories.

Think: Olivia Palermo on just about any given day. A look that is casual, but not at all lazy or frumpy.

What To Wear: A dressy blouse with jeans and heels, a skirt and top set, a crisp pantsuit, or a dress. Flats are acceptable as long as they are not overtly casual (i.e., no sneakers).

As the name suggests, a semiformal event is just that: semi formal. It’s certainly still dressy, but not as much so as a black-tie-optional event.

What To Wear: A cocktail dress, LBD, floor-length skirt and blouse in appropriate fabrics, like silk, or dressy separates. You can also wear a long dress if you wish.

This is the most extravagant of all the dress codes—perhaps that’s why this year’s Met Gala utilised it. Think: full ball gown, elbow-length gloves, and all your best jewellery.

What To Wear: A floor-length evening gown (mandatory), gloves (optional), and your best jewellery. Your dress should incorporate luxe fabrications, like lace, silk, and chiffon. 

As the name suggests, this is a dressy event that is still meant to be primarily social and enjoyable.

What To Wear: A cocktail dress (obviously), LBD, or a shorts suit in more formal fabrications, plus a sleek pair of heels. Flats are not recommended, but can work in certain situations.

Karen Walker Deep Freeze Sunglasses ($250)

Kate Bosworth for Topshop Leather Coat ($390)

Kate Bosworth for Topshop Leather Sweater ($210)

Burberry Prorsum Heart Print Calfskin Bag ($1995)

Topshop Aleta Monk Strap Boots ($144)

Alternatives:

Burberry Prorsum The Little Crush In Heart Print Calfskin and Leather ($1395)

Isabel Marant coat

Tommy Hilfiger pants

Prada Top Handle Bag ($1795)

Alternatives:

Etoile Isabel Marant Dulci Herringbone Coat ($560)

Lucky Brand Leather Charlie Skinny Jeans ($300) in Luxe Red

From the overhyped new year to the dreaded start of another school semester, not all fresh beginnings stir up genuine excitement. That said, there is one transitioning time that is most welcome in our books: the arrival of spring. However, this lovely change of seasons can prove tricky when it comes to transitioning your wardrobe, which is why we advise you to use today’s seven stylesetters as inspiration for creating new and noteworthy outfits of your own.

WHO: Jessica Alba 

WHAT: Spotted at the Diesel+Edun launch party in Paris earlier this month. 

WEAR: Maje Apples Sweater; black high-waisted pants; Vita Fede Mini Omega Bracelet ($315) in Rose Gold, Titan Rings ($175) in Rose Gold and Rose Gold/Peach Crystal ($290), and Mini Titan Bracelet ($375) in Rose Gold/Peach Crystal; leather heels. 

WHY: An abbreviated sweater and trousers that hit just above the navel allow you to try the bare-midriff look in a subtle way. 

?GET THE LOOK: Opening Ceremony Pearl Embellished Pullover ($335); Topshop Crop Sweater ($60); Dries Van Noten Poetry Wide Leg Trouser ($596); Reiss Sara Front Fold Trousers ($230)