If there is one thing I’ve learned from years of tracking the street-style set, it’s that the most impactful outfits are often the ones that appear to have taken exactly five minutes to pull together. Nobody embodies this "effortless but elevated" ethos quite like early aughts movie queen, Keira Knightley.

While the fashion world has spent months debating the return of the skinny jean, cool Londoners have quietly pivoted to something far more comfortable: the ankle-grazing baggy jean. The silhouette is relaxed, slightly oversized, and—crucially—crops right at the ankle bone, highlighting a pair of flat, winter-proof Chelsea boots.

By hitting just above the boot’s pull-tab, the jeans avoid awkward bunching. It’s a masterclass in proportions that Knightley has been sporting all over the UK lately. It’s practical for a dash across a rainy Soho street, but polished enough for a casual dinner. When you aren’t busy recreating this look for your own coffee runs, you’ll likely find me curled up on the sofa catching up on Knightley’s latest projects. If you need a festive escape, season 1 of her Netflix series, Black Doves, is the gritty, stylish spy thriller we’ll be revisiting while waiting for season 2. For something a bit more atmospheric, The Woman in Cabin 10 is a perfect, fast-paced high-seas mystery.

Trust me, between the denim inspiration and the Netflix queue, Keira Knightley is basically sponsoring my entire winter mood. And that's not even including my annual Love Actually rewatch—it's available to stream on Amazon Prime.

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Anyone fashion person knows that more often than not, shoes are usually what make or break an outfit. The right pair can pull everything together, while the wrong ones can throw the whole look off. To keep my style feeling polished but low-effort, I've been sticking to a few shoe styles that always work, and right now, the only style I seem to be considering is shoes rendered in a shade of glossy gold.

Not the over-the-top, super-sparkly kind. I’m talking about glossy, metallic gold that quietly elevates whatever you’re wearing. Keira Knightley clearly sees my point of view—she was, in fact, spotted earlier this week wearing a pair of gold heels with a pretty floral dress. The shoes added just enough shine and interest without stealing attention from the rest of her outfit.

What I really liked was how well the gold worked with the mix of blues, greens, pinks and whites in her dress—even though there wasn’t a hint of gold in the print itself. That’s the thing about gold shoes: they behave like a neutral, pairing effortlessly with all kinds of colours and patterns.

Gold might be trending right now, but I really see it as more of a staple. The kind of thing you can turn to again and again when you want to feel a bit more pulled together. If you’re thinking of trying the trend (or topping up your collection), I’ve rounded up the best gold shoes to shop right now below.

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Although Keira Knightley is one of Hollywood's biggest stars, she tends to spend most of her time out of the limelight.

Raising her family in the leafy suburbs of London, Knightley's public appearances are kept to a minimum. So, when she does choose to make an appearance, her presence is felt. As her attendance at major Hollywood events is such a rarity, I always get excited when I spot a new Knightely outfit—and this week I'm particularly enthused, as all at once I've been treated to three! Each as chic as the next, Knightley kept her outfits looking pretty and polished whilst weaving in some major London-girl trends into her looks.

Clearly still a Londoner through and through, Knightley stepped out in New York styling three major clothing and accessory trends that city-dwellers back on her home soil are wearing right now. Read on to discover them and gather some styling inspiration from the Hollywood superstar.

3 LONDON-GIRL TRENDS KEIRA KNIGHTLY IS CURRENTLY BACKING

1. OVERSIZED TAILORING

Style Notes: London is, by and large, a casual city. Many tend to favour trainers over heels whilst others are more likely to opt for wide-leg jeans rather than tailored trousers. That being said, Londoners do seem to possess a very strong ability to make their most relaxed outfits feel polished and elevated, and oversized tailoring is one of their most prolific tricks. Layering a big, boxy blazer over her jumper and skirt, Knightley added interest to her elegant outfit whilst achieving the effortless "I didn't try too hard" payoff that London fashion people exude.

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2. BURGUNDY BOOTS

Style Notes: Sorry, black boots, but Londoners have been championing burgundy boots en masse. Styling them in a very London way, Knightley wore hers with knee-length velvet shorts as she played with proportions and had fun with her styling, as Londoners love to do.

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3. HORSESHOE TROUSERS

Style Notes: Interrupting the reign of wide-leg and straight styles, horseshoe trousers burst onto the scene this season, instantly captivating London fashion types. Wearing hers with a long jacket and Oxford shoes, Knightley put an elegant spin on the voluminous trouser trend that's on all of London's chicest dressers this season.

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Thin hair may be low maintenance in some aspects (it requires little time to blow-dry and your salon appointments will be kept short), but it’s notoriously one of the most difficult hair types to style. Your main goal is probably all about adding lift, volume, and movement in order to create the illusion of thicker hair, but it takes more than a little effort to maintain shape and prevent roots from falling flat.

Of course, as with any hair type, getting the right haircut for thin hair sets the best foundation for finding a foolproof hairstyle. So what kinds of cuts should thin hair types request from the hairdresser? "Shorter styles adding textured layers for lots of movement can help the hair to look thicker and give body,” advises hairstylist and content creator Holly Carr. "And mid-length styles with soft face shaping are great for adding soft waves and still being able to put up. If you have long hair then Carr recommends keeping the weight in the ends. "Blunt cuts can help to keep the ends looking thicker and healthier for longer.”

When it comes to styling, Carr recommends creating waves or curls to add fullness. "You can curl the hair underneath or bring just a couple of pieces around the ears forwards toward the face,” she says. "This creates the illusion of thicker hair around the neck and face.” And for those who prefer up-dos? "Textured hair ups are also great,” she adds. "Try lifting the hair at the crown for volume and at the sides for width while any loose pieces add detail.”

So if you thought that having thin hair meant you didn’t have options, think again. With the right styling techniques and products, you’ll have hair that appears thick and voluminous in no time. Here are some of our favourite low maintenance hairstyles for thin hair.

1. Tucked Back Waves

By tucking hair behind her ears, model Karlie Kloss employs the subtle trick of keeping hair in one place to make it appear thicker.

2. Flicky Blowdry

The '90s style flicky blowdry is an effortless way to volumise thin hair. Use a round brush or your straighteners to shape hair inwards.

3. Half-Up Half-Down

Rihanna's hair looks extra voluminous when styled half-up half-down. Add a volumising mist (or in a pinch, dry shampoo) to the lengths for an extra volume boost.

4. Alternated Curls

Carr recommends curling hair in alternate directions to add volume and shape through the lengths of thin hair. It's a technique that Victoria Beckham gets right every single time.

5. Voluminous Waves

Adding volume to the roots (with some subtle backcombing) and to the ends (wide barrel tongs work best) makes hair look thicker by creating height and fullness.

6. Soft Waves

Soft, mismatched waves are a great way to add movement and dimension. Hide thin ends by curling hair from the bottom up.

7. Fluffy Fringe

Don't be afraid to experiment with a fringe even if you have thin hair. A soft, fluffy effect works best.

8. Structured Bob

Shaping hair into sculpted waves both helps to lift and emphasise the angles of your face and creates the appearance of lifted, more buoyant hair.

9. Wavy Chignon

Thin hair in an up-do doesn't have to look flat - case in point above. Curl or wave your hair before styling the up-do in order to create texture from the roots.

10. Layered Fringe

While Carr advises against a super layered look (this will thin hair out even further), a few short face-framing layers from the fringe is a great way to add shape to thin hair.

11. Bubble Ponytail

The on-trend bubble ponytail is a fun option for thin hair since it adds shape and structure throughout the lengths.

12. Angled Cut

An angled cut with longer strands towards the front adds movement and creates the illusion of more hair. Style with loose curls, like Keira Knightley, to add additional oomph.

13. Ribbon Up-Do

Not only does a ribbon distract from thin hair by adding additional movement to the lengths of your ponytail, but it's also incredibly on trend.

14. Sleek Low Bun

Looking for a low maintenance style? Sometimes you just can't beat a super sleek low bun. It may not add tons of volume, but it is super easy to recreate.

15. Curly Top-Knot

This take on a top-knot is a great option for thin curly hair as it requires a slicked-back style from the roots and focuses all the attention in one place.

16. Long Bob

Curling hair inwards and underneath is a foolproof hack for disguising thin, straggly ends.

17. Super High Ponytail

Styling hair into a super high ponytail not only creates height but allows lengths to fall with volume. Combine with curls for further depth and fullness.

18. Side Part

The combination of a side part and soft, textured waves is what makes Cameron Diaz's style so perfect. Add a little mousse to the roots before blowdrying, and be sure to spritz a texture spray through your lengths to prevent hair from falling flat during the day.

19. Wavy Ends

Straight hair doesn't need to lack volume or shape. A little lift at the roots paired with waved out ends (create them with your straighteners) makes the overall effect seem fuller.

20. Half Up-Do With Piecey Waves

Combine loose, piecey waves with a half-up half-down style, and face framing strands and you'll have thicker, fuller-looking hair in less than five minutes.

21. Bouffant Roots With Extreme Side-Part

Flipping hair into an extreme side-part is the oldest trick in the book for adding instant volume. To maintain lift, backcomb roots before flipping, then lightly brush over the top for a sleek finish.

22. Low Bun With Scrunchie

Take a cue from Rachel Nguyen and twist a scrunchie into your bun to make it look thicker. Not to mention, it requires minimal effort.

23. Messy Up-Do

Proving that a messy up-do will literally never go out of fashion, Gigi Hadid's 'off-duty model' hairstyle ticks all of the boxes. Fluffy ends? Check. Face-framing strands? Check. Volume at roots? Check.

24. Bouffant Ponytail

Zendaya's bouffant ponytail is a lesson in disguising thin hair. Combining a deep side-part with lifted roots and curly lengths, it's classic and modern all at once.

25. Straight and Sleek

Sometimes you've just got to embrace thin hair (especially when you're pressed for time). A super sleek, straight style with lift at the roots (spray in a little dry shampoo and you're good to go) is totally foolproof.

26. Twisted Up-Do

If your thin hair doesn't quite make it into a satisfying bun or ponytail, one way to hide thin ends is to twist them into an elegant up-do. All you'll need is bobby pins. Gently tease out a few strands from the roots to add extra texture.

27. Sculpted Long Bob

Opting for a long, sculpted bob with shorter layers on top and longer layers underneath adds instant body and dimension. It's also a great way to show off your natural curls. 

28. Loose Waves

Classic loose waves are so simple but they work every time. Focus on adding volume to the roots and the ends to create a voluminous profile. The best part is that your fine hair will naturally add movement and won't weigh curls down.

29. Face-Framing Up-Do

Supermodel Jourdan Dunn adds volume to the roots with a messy up-do but keeps it glam with softly sculpted face-framing strands. A perfect day-to-night style.

30. Claw Clip Up-Do

Instagram's favourite hair accessory is not only super practical when you need a quick and easy up-do, but also helps to disguise thin hair. Plus, the thinner your hair is, the more like the clip is to stay in place. Win, win.

31. Long Glamour Waves

Long, thin hair gets an extra volume boost when styled into deep glamour waves, a style which actress Blake Lively wears so well. The deep centre-part and extra sculpting around the face adds major drama.

32. Blunt Bob

A blunt bob may require regular upkeep, but it does help to prevent wispy ends, a tell-tale sign of thin hair. Lucy Boynton styles hers with loose alternated waves for added volume.

33. Beachy Waves

Beachy waves are a classic way to add volume and texture to long thin hair since they create the appearance of movement. If your hair doesn't naturally hold a curl, a salt spray will give a welcome helping hand.

34. Choppy Bob

Loose waves are a hairstylist's favourite trick for adding volume. By creating body and movement they prevent hair from falling flat around the face.

35. Micro-Bob With Fringe

The shorter the length, the less weight there is to weigh hair down, so the good thing about fine hair is you can keep your bob tousled and fluffy a la Taylor LaShae.

36. Curly Ponytail

One way to avoid the dreaded thin ponytail? Curl the lengths of your hair once it's up to elevate your ponytail with extra body. To make sure it lasts, add further volume and texture with a thickening spray.

37. Side-Part Up-Do

If you're looking for a party or wedding appropriate style, show your hairstylist Gemma Chan's chic side-part up-do. Notice how she combines a side part with face-framing strands, and has teased extra volume into the roots.

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I mean, what else is one to do? You're Keira Knightley: mega-star, Chanel muse and en Paris for one night only. It only makes sense to pick the prettiest gown from your favourite Parisian fashion house and step out onto the town looking like an angel, right? And that's exactly what the British actress did last night, opting for a diaphanous chiffon empire-line gown to wear with a pair of elegant metallic strappy sandals, perfectly tousled hair and a smattering of delicate Chanel jewels.

One other lovely thing may catch your eye: Knightley's baby bump. For many outside of Keira's closest circle—aka all of us—this exciting debut came as completely brand-new information. Knightley's second baby with her husband, James Righton (who was also by her side, looking rather dapper in a smart black suit), will join their 3-year-old daughter, Edie, soon enough. 

Empire-line silhouettes have been a go-to for chic pregnant ladies across the decades, and a timeless dress such as this is the kind of charming style that lends itself well to different stages throughout one's pregnancy—even if you don't buy one from a maternity section or brand and instead just size up. Keira was photographed earlier this year in April wearing yet another Chanel gown with an empire-line bust, featuring chiffon ruffles cascading down the front. 

Later on in the evening Keira left Chanel's cocktail celebration of the J12 watch (see the white timepiece on her left wrist—that's the one) with the addition of a neat little black Chanel evening bag—further proof if you ever needed it that black accessories really do go with everything, even the fanciest and lightest of pretty frocks.

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It is a truth universally acknowledged, that Jane Austen and the heroines she's created are among the coolest ladies in literary history. That's how I feel, anyway. Like many people around the world, I love Jane Austen. At age 11, I became consumed with Pride and Prejudice and read it most nights (sometimes by candlelight), and I haven't looked back since. I was and am obsessed. I watched every adaptation I could get my hands on. I kept a copy of Captain Wentworth's love letter in the Notes app of my mobile phone. Feeling like a Jane Bennett myself, I spent much of my teen years walking around the house in long white cotton nightgowns with lavender in my hair, and, well, I still do. Committed? Absolutely.

The pastel- and muslin-filled world of the Jane Austen adaptations that I still watch on repeat (and plan to for the rest of my life) was brought to life by women I now worship. Brilliant costume designers like Jenny Beaven, Ruth Myers and Jacqueline Durran who worked on Sense and Sensibility, Emma and Pride and Prejudice, respectively, imbued Austen's characters with the historical likeness of Regency-period England as well as a timeless elegance that makes them and their style eternally beloved.

More recently, I was floored by Alexandra Byrne's sumptuous costumes in Autumn de Wilde's hilarious adaptation of Emma, which I strongly recommend for at-home viewing. Thanks to them, one of my biggest dreams is to don an empire-waist gown and white gloves and attend a ball.

Austen's world is a frilly dream. In a society where bachelors compete for the largest barouche, fans are used to shield private conversations and the best place to fall in love is on the dance floor, of course, the style is camp in the most frou-frou way. Think of the heavy use of organza and the endless streams of ribbons and pearls. A dream!

If this also sounds like your cup of Earl Grey tea, then, dear reader, you are just like me. Every summer, I return to Jane Austen–inspired style as there is nothing floatier, dreamier or more fancy-free. Allow me guide you to a Austen-inspired summer wardrobe replete with linens, dainty florals, pearls and more. Grab a slice of cake, pop on the Pride and Prejudice soundtrack and keep scrolling to see and shop my updated (corset-free, of course) Jane Austen style essentials. 

ORGANZA

Organza and thin muslin cotton were used as sheer layers during the Regency period to subtly work around the sleeve-length rules. Having semi-opaque sleeves and details were also considered the peak of fancy fashion. Billie Piper as Fanny Price layered organza under cotton dresses throughout Mansfield Park, while Keira Knightley as Lizzie Bennet wore a sheer organza layer over her white dress to the Netherfield Ball.

Lucky for us, brands like Maison Cléo, Aurore Van Milhelm and Cecilie Bahnsen brought back organza dresses and blouses in a major way. Now quite ubiquitous, organza is best left on its own as a statement piece with simple accessories.

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STRAW BUCKET HATS

Straw bucket- and bonnet-style hats à la Carey Mulligan as Isabella Thorpe and Felicity Jones as Catherine Morland in Northanger Abbey were a must in Regency England. On the set of the 2020 adaptation of Emma, nearly 60 unique bonnets were created for the film.

More recently, straw hats have made a comeback in the nostalgic cool style that evokes '90s summertime by the beach. I love my straw hat, which I found in a charity shop and consider it a summer staple. From flowy dresses to tees and shorts, I wear it with any and everything.

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PEARLS, PEARLS, PEARLS

In the 2005 adaptation of Pride and Prejudice, Lizzie Bennet iconically dons pearl earrings with pearls in her hair too as she dances with Mr Darcy for the first time. I remember thinking this was so cool. Please also note Rosamund Pike as Jane (left above) wearing the aforementioned lavender in her hair.

In 2020, pearls have maintained the cult status they reached last year. I find myself just wearing more and more of them all at once. Baroque-style pearls, which look less traditional than classic pearls, are my favourite, along with any Shrimps or Simone Rocha pearl accessory.

PUFF-SLEEVE DRESSES

Puff-sleeve dresses, mostly short-sleeved versions, are common throughout all Austen adaptations, be it at Emma's picnic lunch or sewing in the drawing room. In writing this, I discovered that long sleeves were only just becoming widely popular at this time.

In the last year, we (the fashion people and I) have become truly obsessed with puff-sleeve dresses and tops. The updated silhouette pouffes out more in the body and comes up midi, but many maintain that Austen-style wrap. They're flattering on everyone and make a statement without getting in the way. If I could have a wardrobe of them in every pastel colour available, I would.

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LINEN

Linen was a popular fabric during the Regency period because like muslin, it was cheaper than silks. It wore well through damp winters and was worn commonly as an empire-waist dress, as well as long jackets and smocks.

Linen is gaining popularity this year because it's a sustainable choice. Linen "is super low-impact and is an inherently more sustainable fibre because it doesn't grow on fertile soil; it doesn't need pesticides because it's a hardy crop; it doesn't need to be irrigated and you can blend it," according to our report on sustainable fabrics. I find it also just feels divine and breathes gorgeously on a hot summer day.

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DAINTY FLORALS

It wasn't all delicate white muslin in Austen's time. With England on the verge of the Industrial Revolution, intricate patterns and prints began to become more widely used and delicate florals became the favourite because the patterns didn't need to match up on the seams.

From the prairie-dress trend to the vintage Laura Ashley dress obsession, it looks like everyone is craving dainty floral dresses in a major way. And it has my full support, as it's perfect for floating around in warm weather. 

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RIBBONS AND BOWS

Wearing ribbons, ribbon shopping, sewing ribbons onto clothes… lots of Austen life revolved around ribbons. Choker necklaces were extremely popular in post–Revolution France and quickly made their way to Regency tearooms. Ladies would thread a satin ribbon through a large pendant, like a cameo, and tie it around their neck.

Now, ribbons and bows have maintained their popularity as pretty accessories to top any look. Whether you wear them in your hair, around your neck or tied on a basket bag, they're a lovely summer accent.

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There you have it, Austen fans. I could probably talk about this style all day, so I will stop here. Please do DM me on Instagram if you want to chat more about anything related to our dear Jane.

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One of the ways in which we can all make a difference with our wardrobes is to buy a few longlasting things, rather than seeing trends and items as disposable. In 2019 many are resolute to partake in this circular economy, and re-wear, re-use and recycle. Keira Knightley has long had this approach to shopping. Her Chanel wedding dress was even a dress she had previously worn on the red carpet and has worn it since.

Yesterday at St Pancras Station, she wore a grey shearling Burberry coat from the Burberry 2009 collection, which she only allowed herself to buy under the promise she'd wear it every single day. “My mum was like, ‘You cannot spend that amount of money on a coat,’ and I was like, ‘No you’re right, I can’t, I can’t,’ Keira said to Elle Magazine in 2011. "And then literally it was months, months, of thinking, ‘I’m not going to do it, I’m not going to do it.’ But then she said, ‘Right, if you’re going to buy it, you have to wear it all the time.’ So I wore it every day last year and I’m going to wear it every day this year.”

A £2795 coat might be an unimaginable purchase to most of us—however the idea of buying a classic coat that you'll still wear for a decade is an idea worth buying into. Keep scrolling to see how Keira has been wearing this coat over the past eight years.

Style Notes: This week Keira wore her Burberry coat with a navy knit and jeans—an outfit she has been wearing for eight years. 

Style Notes: Keira has worn her coat to dressier occasions too. At a BAFTA dinner in 2015, when she was pregnant, Keira wore the coat with a black dress, tights and chunky heeled boots.

Style Notes: In 2011 Keira paired the Burberry coat with a striped jumper and jeans.

Style Notes: Another jeans and coat outfit from 2011, but this time she added a leopard-print scarf.

Style Notes: Keira pairs her coat with a little navy dress and brown leather ankle boots.

Style Notes: This is a classic Keira Knightley look from 2011 not dissimilar to the outfit she wore yesterday. 

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My all-time favourite celebrity look has to be a powder-blue Prada shirtdress Keira Knightley once wore. She even topped off the look with a pair of retro-style Cutler and Gross sunglasses. Four years later, I still dream of owning that exact outfit.

Knightley never experiments with "ugly" or directional trends, meaning that her looks don't date. In fact, I'd argue that she only wears "fancy" clothes (she favours dresses with collars, embroidery, nipped-in waists, delicate buttons, full skirts, frills and ribbons). Her stylist, Leith Clark, has made her entire career out of her distinctive romantic aesthetic—whether it's finding the most beautiful dresses she can for the actress or via the magazine she founded, Lula.

As the face of the Coco Mademoiselle fragrance, Keira Knightley has a wardrobe filled with beautiful Chanel Couture pieces, however, she also wears exquisite creations by the likes of Erdem, Valentino and Burberry. If you're a "fancy clothes" person, then trust us—you're going to enjoy the 15 outfits below.

Style Notes: This powder-blue Prada dress will forever be my dream purchase. 

Style Notes: This monochromatic Chanel skirt-and-blazer combo will forever be chic.

Style Notes: Puffed sleeves, floral embroideries, delicate pearl buttons… this is the definition of a Keira Knightley dress.

Style Notes: We love the gold velvet shoes she wore with this purple tweed Chanel dress.

Style Notes: This gold embroidered dress with a tulle overlay will forever be a beauty.

Style Notes: Purple is one of Keira Knightley's go-to colours, and we love this Dolce & Gabbana wallpaper print.

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Style Notes: Knightley is also a big fan of tutu silhouettes. She wore a dress like this on her wedding day.

Style Notes: The actress wore this tiered purple Erdem gown with pretty bows on the shoulder to the Screen Actors Guild Awards one year.

Style Notes: The embroidered nude tulle gown Keira Knightley wore to the Oscars has to be one of the most beautiful dresses in the world.

Style Notes: She can also go gothic, as shown by her black lace Chanel dress.

Style Notes: This Valentino gold tiered lace dress will forever be elegant.

Style Notes: The embellished pockets are a playful addition to this white Chanel dress.

Style Notes: The embellished belt and straps along the shoulder add a vintage touch to this navy gown.

Style Notes: She doesn't always wear dresses, though. We're into this Burberry skirt-and-blazer combo.

Style Notes: This might look like a space-age duvet, but somehow, Knightley makes this work.

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Of all the dress brands the Duchess of Cambridge could have chosen to wear in her first official joint portrait alongside Prince William, it was celebrity favourite The Vampire's Wife that just received the ultimate seal of approval. After all, the emerald-green Falconetti dress and her chic shoe pairing (Manolo Blahnik Hangisi pumps, no less) will now go down in history. It's a particularly fashion-forward choice for Kate but not one that comes as a huge surprise, since the duchess has turned to the British designer label a number of times for previous appearances.

Seen everywhere from across Instagram to award-season after-parties, the universally flattering dress has become somewhat of an icon. (If it wasn't already, it certainly is now.) With a simple round neck, nipped-in waist, midi-length skirt and elbow-length sleeves adorned with frilly cuffs, it's little wonder the style, along with the brand's other designs, remains the number one choice for those in the spotlight.

The brand first began gaining momentum back in 2017 when the likes of Alexa Chung, Sienna Miller and Keira Knightley, as well as a legion of high-profile influencers, all started wearing the brand's shorter Festival style and the Falconetti on repeat. 

Fast-forward to 2019 at the Royal wedding, and the brand went supernova. Not one, not two, but three of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's guests opted for the brand's frocks, putting it firmly on the global fashion stage.

The Vampire's Wife is surely set for even greater heights after this recent endorsement—and its illustrious fan club is only growing by the day. Daisy Edgar-Jones, Florence Welch, Maya Rudolph and Holly Willoughby have all been spotted in the brand recently as well. 

Keep scrolling to shop Kate's historic outfit, and see how more celebs have worn the brand. 

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Celebrities Wearing The Vampire's Wife Dresses

Style Notes: Kate wore the brand's Light Sleeper gown on her recent Caribbean tour. 

Style Notes: Holly Willoughby wore the Mini Cate Dress with black heels and minimal accessories, proving the LBD never fails. We expect this one won't stick around for long.

Style Notes: The Duchess of Cambridge previously wore the emerald Falconetti dress with gold earrings and a matching clutch bag. Green velvet pumps complete the look. 

Style Notes: A returning fan of the brand, Holly goes for yet another black dress with this floor-length gown. 

Style Notes: Maya Rudolph accepted two Emmy awards wearing this emerald beauty. The dress itself should win an award, in our opinion. 

Style Notes: For a previous party season, Holly wore the Falconetti shimmering red midi. A slick of red lippy and effortless courts let the dress do all the taking.

Style Notes: Florence loves a showstopper of a dress, and she shows how to style this silver number: with the matching bag, of course. 

Style Notes: A girl who loves to try a bit of high/low styling, Alexa Chung wears the silver ruffle dress with a casual coat on top.

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