We like to think of our favourite street style stars as a diversified Rolodex of outfit ideas. When we need something clean and minimal, we turn to Emmanuelle Alt. When we desire a look that errs on the side of femininity, we gravitate toward Jenny Walton. When we want something experimental yet relatable, Pernille Teisbaek is our girl. But even with this vast network of stylish women, adding new sources of inspiration to the mix is always welcome. The more fashion the merrier.

Our latest obsession? Alexandra Carl. She's a London-based Danish stylist whose look is at the divine intersection of '70s, British, and Parisian vibes. Think newsboy cap with a leather bomber jacket, flared jeans, and cool boots. It's everything.

Carl began her career at the ripe age of 16 and since then she has worked with notable publications like Dansk, Love, Rika, and Vogue and brands including Tom Ford, H&M, and Self-Portrait. Check out her website to see her inspiring work.

If you could use a new style crush right about now, we suggest you make it Carl. See below for our roundup of her best outfits, and shop our inspired picks to get the look.

Want instant cool-girl vibes? This '70s-inspired outfit should do the trick. Pair a long coat with a striped shirt and flares. Finish it off with a cap.

You can't go wrong with a classic button-down and blue jeans. Jazz it up with your favourite heels.

These menswear blazers are all the rage right now; make yours feel unique with a cool belt cinched around the waist.

Velvet, velvet, and more velvet. 

Did you know white shoes are a major trend for winter?

There's something effortlessly cool-looking about a trench coat and band tee worn together.

Even if you're not in an adventurous mood, bolds ankle boots can instantly lift your look.

Sometimes it's best to let the accessories do the talking.

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With a chic, unique bomber jacket in your closet, you'll never dread winter again (almost).

Fun fact: Carl is friends with Pernille Teisbaek. Stylish pals for the win!

The Danish way to do Vetements.

Proof that black is not boring.

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As with relationships, your wardrobe doesn't have to be complicated. So while we're all about picking and choosing the season's biggest trends to try, it's the basics that should take priority. These 14 pieces are the summer essentials you should keep in your rotation all the way through September (or even years to come), no matter which of-the-moment pieces you choose to style them with. Read on for a breakdown of the summer basics you should add to your wardrobe ASAP.

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As if we needed another reason to get excited for summer—ice cream and park days are enough all on their own—stores are finally stocking this season’s high summer trends, and the shopping is really, really good. Temperatures are finally creeping upwards too, which means you can wear your new goodies straight out of the box—win!

Feeling inspired to embrace the best warm-weather looks? We've rounded up the trends worth trying, from head (flat sunglasses) to toe (hello, mules). So get to shopping!

Read on to check out every trend.

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Every fashion girl obsesses over shoes—often over and above all other accessory trends. No wonder, really; a pair of box-fresh, on-point heels, flats, sneakers or sandals have the power to instantly upgrade your wardrobe to the cutting edge.

For spring 2016, we've noted that the espadrille has had a vital style overhaul, the mule continues to reign gloriously in the fash pack's favour (with a spring-like twist), and the Mary Jane gets all the more kooky as the season unravels. It's time for some unadulterated shoe shopping so you can raise your fashion game in one twirl.

Click through 50 shoes we’ve cherry-picked for being new-season perfection.

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You've been there—stepping out of your house in a cute outfit, only for it to be completely ruined by sweat, sweat, and more sweat on that first 90-degree day. Trust us: You're not alone. Aside from simply wearing nothing, it seems almost impossible to look your best in the heat of summer. But surviving without sacrificing your style is doable—if you dress smartly.

To pinpoint exactly what we mean, we enlisted celeb stylists Jen Rade and Alex Sweterlitsch to give their expert tips on exactly what to wear for humid weather.

Keep scrolling to make the next few months a little more bearable for you.

"Stick to shapes that fall away from the body. The less fabric touching your skin, the cooler you'll feel," Sweterlitsch said. 

"Avoid synthetic fabrics at all costs; they'll cling and stick and make you miserable," Sweterlitsch said.

"I say this as a girl who wears black almost daily, but it really helps to avoid dark colours when it's blazing-hot outside. Think like the Navy and invest in some 'summer whites.' A nice white fit-and-flare dress with colourful ballet flats or sandals is cute for work or a weekend afternoon. Prints are also great at hiding sweat marks," Rade said.

"It matters what shoes you choose—heat escapes through our heads and our feet, so opt for canvas shoes if you have to wear closed-toe. Otherwise, wear chic sandals as much as possible," Sweterlitsch said.

"Dresses and tops with cutouts are not only fun but they have built-in ventilation," Rade said. 

"Avoid tight jeans! Try lightweight denim in looser shapes like boyfriend or wide-leg to keep cool," Rade said. 

"Sports bras are great for wicking moisture from the skin, and bras can be SO hot and irritating in the summer. Plus a cute, colourful one can be layered under a linen blouse or a chambray shirt," Rade said.

After you live in New York City for a while you start to notice that the ladies of the island gravitate to many of the same fashion items, regardless of differences in their overall style. There are just certain pieces that Manhattan girls can't seem to get enough of, and they're not all as edgy as you might expect! So, for the sake of upping your knowledge on how city girls really dress (and allowing you to replicate the look yourself), we’ve rounded up their absolute favourite items.

Scroll down to see and shop the 19 pieces that NYC girls are often spotted with!

Though a full bosom is obviously a major blessing, it does come with a certain set of sartorial challenges. To make enjoying your curves as easy as ever, we rounded up a few of our favourite style tips for dressing your body. Scroll down to check out our list, and if you have any tricks be sure to share them with us in the comments at the end!

Strike the ideal balance between fitted and roomy. You don’t want your shirt to look like a tent, but you also want to avoid the buttons pulling so tightly that it creates undesirable gaps. Kate Upton recently wore hers tucked into printed trousers, creating the perfect airport look.

If you prefer not to draw attention to your chest, you can still sport an exciting look by keeping the upper portion of your ensemble darker than the bottom. We love Scarlett Johansson’s black crop top paired with an A-line pleated skirt.

Anyone with a full-chest knows that the shift dress is a death wish. Always opt for a silhouette that cinches in at the waist! Salma Hayek recently turned heads at the front row of the Giamba F/W 15 show in Milan wearing a figure-flattering red dress. Well done!

The jumpsuit is designed to flatter your curves, so it only makes sense that it would be an ideal statement piece for big-chested women. Christina Hendricks recently wore a Temperley London jumpsuit with black pumps, and the result was a thorough success.

You don’t want your outerwear to work against you, so pick a silhouette that slims in at the waist. Also, avoid double-breasted coats as the extra fabric can add bulk to your look. Elizabeth Olsen’s outfit at the recent Christian Dior Haute Couture show was a shining example of how to layer the fitted jacket.

Instead of a high neckline that can often result in the dreaded "uniboob”, opt for a swoop or v-neck. Solange Knowles’ ultra-sexy white v-neck dress is proof of how this tip works in your favour.

We’re not saying you have to bid adieu to all of your long pendant necklaces, but if you’ve ever seen Thoroughly Modern Millie (the movie) you’ll understand why sometimes a long necklace over a full-bosom is not always the most fluid combination. Thankfully, stylish celebs like Blake Lively prove that shorter necklaces are just as good as their maxi counterparts.

Or rather, anything that involves a wrap. Kim Kardashian’s silky wrap jacket is a cool-girl night-out staple.

Keep going to shop a few pieces that we think are great for large-chested ladies!

Rag & Bone Niki Flare Dress ($415) in Green

Jennifer Behr Encrusted Bracelet ($398, 718.569.2896) in Smoked

The 2 Bandits Leo’s Sticks Leather Wrap Bracelet ($118) in Black

The 2 Bandits Leo’s Arrows Leather Wrap Bracelet ($118) in Black

Fallon Jewellery Classique Biker Chain Cuff ($115) in Silver

Harper Ave Le Corb Backpack ($209) in Grey

Rachel Comey Mars Classic Ankle Boots ($403) in Black

Similar Styles:

Jennifer Behr Encrusted Bracelet ($398) in Crystal

Sandro Virginale Tuxedo Jacket ($460) in Silver 

Rachel Comey Chernist Dress ($426) in Black

Edie Parker Lara Clutch ($995, 212.763.7300) in Silver Confetti

Gianvito Rossi Ellipsis Ankle Strap Pumps ($734) in Silver Metallic

Giles & Brother Victory Laurel Earrings ($85, 646.652.6831) in Antique Silver

Pamela Love Double Mini Arrowhead Cuff ($260) in Antique Silver

Similar Styles:

Edie Parker Lara Clutch ($995) in Gold Confetti

Giles & Brother Victory Chain Earrings ($100) in Antique Silver