Few handbags reach cult status, but when they're designed with a fashion icon or It girl in mind (see the Hermès Birkin or Kelly, Mulberry's Alexa or the Lady Dior, dedicated to the Princess of Wales), their destiny is practically set in stone, and their allure becomes eternal.

Next in line for the throne is the Lee Radziwill bag by New York-based designer Tory Burch. First debuting in 2018 and named after the late American socialite, the bag has become a quiet mainstay in Burch's collections. Radziwill is considered to be one of the most stylish women who has lived, and she inspired Burch to design a handbag with her in mind. Lore has it that knowing Radziwill personally, Burch sent the namesake PR executive and interior designer a black version of the bag, and she then requested another in red a few weeks later.

A model carrying the Tory Burch Lee Radziwill bag on the S/S 26 runway.

The Double style of the bag is arguably the most popular, featuring a lock-and-key hardware, belt detail and an almost trench-coat-like fold and form, with a mix of colours and fabrics giving it dimension and intrigue. The drape, sense of volume and undone feeling to the bag make it stand out from other, more structured shoulder bags on the market. Available in large, small and mini sizes, in pebbled leather, smooth calfskin, suede and croc-embossed variations, there's a Lee Radziwill bag for every taste and style. The colours on offer today range from classic black to teal, cream and pillar-box red.

I spotted the bag again on the Tory Burch S/S 26 runway, toted by supermodel Alex Consani, and on the laps of Emma Roberts, Tessa Thompson and Jessica Alba (who were all sitting front row), and this time around, the bag has received a luxe update by way of exotic-animal-skin textures and sculpted metal handles and beading. I predict this bag to be a sleeper hit, and right now, the classic variations will satisfy many a minimalist shopper's needs. It can be paired with jeans and trainers to elevate the look, or used to finish dressier outfits for the evening, too.

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It's a strange phenomenon when you go from not knowing about something to seeing it everywhere you look. As someone who studies the styling behaviours of celebrities and influencers on a daily basis, I should be used to it. After all, it happens quite frequently in fashion spaces. And yet, I'm always thrown for a loop when I notice the next big thing become ubiquitous nearly overnight.

Such is exactly what occurred when Tory Burch launched its latest handbag, called the Romy. The style comes in three distinct shapes—the Tote, the Small Tote, and the Bucket Bag—and a variety of colours, from muted hues like light cream, light granite, and black, to trendy alternatives, including tan suede and "lemon." One day, I had no association with the name Romy. The next, it was being toted around by multiple celebrities, including Emma Roberts, Jodie Turner-Smith, Michelle Williams, and Suki Waterhouse. The best part? For once, the bag on every It celebrity's arm wasn't £5000+. It was £660 at most, with smaller versions priced at £475 and £440. Given that all three sizes are made of genuine leather (crafted in partnership with a Leather Working Group–certified tannery), my first impression was that, for those prices, the Romy bags were a steal. Of course, I had to see, feel, and carry them all to know for sure if my assumptions were correct.

Scroll down to read my review of all three versions of the Romy Tote by Tory Burch.

1. Tory Burch Romy Tote

My Review: The Tote is the version of Tory Burch's Romy style that I've seen celebrities spotlight most, so naturally, it was the first bag I wanted to test. Bags aren't like clothes—you can't just try them on and get the full picture in a matter of minutes. You need to carry them when they're full of stuff, testing how much you can fit inside and finding out how they feel on your shoulder or arm after a long period. To properly determine the practicality of the Romy Tote, I grabbed all of my many essentials and took it on a journey to my favourite outlet mall outside of New York City in New Jersey. It was expected to snow, and my boyfriend and I left our apartment around 8 in the morning, so I needed a lot of things to survive the wet day ahead. Inside was a Celsius, an empty water bottle, protein bars, and a few packets of Liquid I.V. I also, of course, had my wallet, keys, and sunglasses, as well as winter accessories like leather gloves and a scarf. Honestly, there was probably more inside; I just can't recall what all that includes. Whatever all was in there, it was a lot. And unlike many of the other hundreds of tote bags I've tried in my time as a fashion editor and NYC commuter, it didn't leave my shoulder feeling numb or looking indented. My back didn't ache after carrying it around for eight hours essentially without pause. It even handled being in the snow well. (Though, I admittedly used the umbrella we packed to protect it at all costs.)

All in all, I can see why celebrities can't stop carrying this bag. It's lightweight but high quality, and its lack of flashy logos and its minimalist design make it easy to style no matter what colour or material you choose to go with.

DIMENSIONS:
Height: 11.6" (29.5cm)
Length: 12.4" (31.5cm)
Depth: 6.7" (17cm)

COLOURS:
Leather: Black, Tiramisu
Suede: Wheat

MATERIALS:
Leather: Pebbled leather
Suede: Nubuck leather

FEATURES:
- Magnetic snap closure
- Silver hardware
- Interior zip pocket
- Dust bag included

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CUSTOMER REVIEWS:

"I purchased this bag for my mother and she loves it. In her words, 'It’s a great size—very versatile. The leather is so soft.'" — Shani

"I am an athlete and on the go all the time. I always want elegant and beautiful bags, but many of them don't survive my lifestyle :) I bought this bag in the hopes I could use it as a travel purse (it fits my laptop and travel goodies), a small gym bag (I can fit a pair of extra shoes in a shoe bag, water bottle, and change of gym clothes in it easily), and a daily purse. It works for all of those purposes. It's nice that you can also loosen the top straps so the bag is more of a wider tote and if you want to cinch it it looks a bit more like a bucket bag." — Lauren

2. Tory Burch Romy Bucket Bag

My Review: As much as I love a big bag full of necessities and non-necessities, I also greatly appreciate a smaller option that I can easily throw on my arm and head out the door with. That's what, to me, the Romy Bucket Bag is great for. Multiple days in a row, the granite-grey version of this style was my go-to. I took it everywhere, from the office to after-work drinks, and never did it feel too small or limiting in any way. In fact, it fits a lot more than I would have expected it to, especially before seeing it in person. One thing I especially love about this shape is how you can change the size of its opening by adjusting the belted strap and securing it in place with Tory Burch's new silver logo button. It's great for New York City living, a place where you don't want anyone to be able to see or reach inside your handbag. There are other instances, however, where you need to get the full picture of the contents of your purse, which is why it's great, in this case, to have options. Another benefit is the detachable crossbody strap, which allowed me to go hands-free when, at the end of my day at the office, I had far too much to carry to also worry about the top-handle strap of my handbag.

DIMENSIONS:
Height: 8.5" (21.5cm)
Length: 8.7" (22cm)
Depth: 3.7" (9.5cm)

COLOURS:
Black, Light Granite, Light Cream, Tiramisu, Lemon

MATERIALS:
Leather: Pebbled leather

FEATURES:
- Magnetic snap closure
- Silver hardware
- Removable leather shoulder strap with 13" (33cm) drop (extends up to 21.7" (55cm) drop)
- Interior slit pocket
- Dust bag included

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CUSTOMER REVIEWS:

"Compact yet spacious enough to hold daily essentials. Very stylish and love the colour." — Pranathi

"This is a good size for everyday without being too large and heavy. Fits everything you need minus a laptop. It is nice because it has the handle and cross body strap to give options. Highly recommend for quality, function, and style." — RK F

Tory Burch Romy Small Tote

My Review: Nothing, to me, says rich more than a cream or ivory handbag, which is what originally spurred me to want to test-drive the Romy Small Tote in the elegant shade. This bag is everything I expected it to be and more. It's a fantastic size, first of all. It also features a very useful internal zip pocket where I kept my keys, headphones, and wallet while I toted the smaller version of the original tote around the Upper West Side on a cold, winter Saturday afternoon. In the main pocket, I stored my leather gloves, tissues, perfume, portable charger, and more, all of which I could see clearly thanks to the spacious quality of this tote. Like the Bucket Bag, though, you can adjust the opening of this version, allowing you to conceal your belongings whenever necessary. Also like the Bucket Bag, the Romy Small Tote comes with a long, 20.3-inch detachable strap, making it a great choice for airport travel.

When I asked my coworkers which of the three bag options I should hold on to for the long haul, they all voted for this one, calling out its luxe colour, just-right size and shape, and styling versatility. All that said, I never really needed to ask for their opinion. I knew the Romy Small Tote was my keeper all along.

DIMENSIONS:
Height: 8.7" (22cm)
Length: 9.1" (23cm)
Depth: 4.3" (11cm)

COLOURS:
Black, Light Granite, Light Cream, Tiramisu

MATERIALS:
Leather: Pebbled leather

FEATURES:
- Magnetic snap closure
- Silver hardware
- Removable leather shoulder strap with 20.3" (51.5cm) drop
- Interior zip pocket
- Dust bag included

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CUSTOMER REVIEWS:

"This is THE perfect sized tote. It carries everything I need day to day & I don’t add unnecessary items just to fill it. The leather is so soft & I can tell it’s going to wear & age really well. Can’t wait to continue carrying this for a long time!" — CB

"I love this bag!! It is the perfect size and I love that it comes with a cross body strap. The leather is so high quality and the shape of the purse fits perfectly under my arm or through cross body. I can’t wait to continue to use this throughout the years!" — Alexis

Saoirse Ronan has been one of my all-time favourite actresses for a while now, starring in films like Atonement (which got her an Oscar nomination in 2008 at the age of 13), Lady Bird, Little Women, and Ammonite throughout her 20-year-long career. Come to think of it, I can't remember a picture starring the Irish-American 30-year-old that I didn't adore. That said, it wasn't until a few weeks ago that I first took serious notice of what she's been doing off-screen, or rather, what she's been wearing.

Ronan is currently doing press for her latest project, The Outrun, a drama based on British journalist Amy Liptrot's 2015 memoir that came out on October 4, and every look she's debuted on it has been as big of a hit as I'm sure the film will be. Included were two off-the-runway looks from the just-wrapped-up S/S 25 season, a deconstructed barn jacket from Hodakova's F/W 25 collection, and my personal favourite, a resort 25 Ferragamo ensemble that I wish I was wearing right this second (and throughout the remainder of autumn and winter).

On Saoirse Ronan: JW Anderson dress; Oliver Peoples Rosson Sunglasses; Gianvito Rossi Gianvito 105 Leather Pumps.

The brains behind all of these looks? Well, that would be Danielle Goldberg, the same celebrity stylist who's responsible for dressing Ayo Edebiri, Greta Lee, Kaia Gerber, Laura Harrier, Olivia Rodrigo, and Solange Knowles, to name a few. She has access to the best pieces by the best designers, often dressing Edebiri in the latest by The Row and Prada, Gerber in new Alaïa, and Rodrigo in vintage Versace and Chanel. Harrier's always set up in Saint Laurent by Anthony Vaccarello, while Lee, a Loewe ambassador, is often fitted with the Spanish house's most sought-after runway pieces.

"Working with my stylist, Danielle Goldberg—I've learned so much from her," Harrier told Who What Wear US's Editor in Chief Kat Collings on the Who What Wear Podcast in July. The two met years ago when Harrier was modelling and Goldberg was an editorial stylist. On the set of one shoot, Harrier recalls telling Goldberg that she wanted to become an actress and when she made it, she'd hire Goldberg as her stylist. "My publicist when I was on Spiderman was like, 'We should start thinking about a stylist and how you want to go about this,' and she named a few people," Harrier says. Goldberg, who had never done celebrity styling before, was on the list. "I was like, 'Oh, of course, that's meant to be.' And then we reconnected and are super close, and that's kind of been it ever since," Harrier says.

On Saoirse Ronan: Ferragamo shirt, pants, and Eva Pumps.

Today, Goldberg is one of Hollywood's most respected stylists, and her clients always find themselves at the top of every best-dressed list there is—whether they're on the streets of Los Angeles, Paris, New York, or London, or a red carpet.

With all that being said, it should come as a surprise to no one that Ronan partnering up with Goldberg has almost immediately brought her looks to the attention of the fashion world and beyond. On TikTok, videos have begun popping up on my FYP all about Ronan's style transformation since she started working with Goldberg, with creator @hannahzookpop calling the seemingly overnight switch "so satisfying" in a video posted this week that already has close to a million views. "Danielle Goldberg is really gonna take her there," she continued.

On Saoirse Ronan: Tory Burch shirt, pants, and belt; Louis Vuitton bag.

On a photo posted by Goldberg of Ronan wearing an off-the-runway S/S 25 JW Anderson blue minidress with Gianvito Rossi pumps and Oliver Peoples sunglasses for an appearance on Jimmy Kimmel Live, fashion editors ran to the comment section to praise the stylist's work. "I love that you can always [tell] when you start styling someone. It's always the coolest designers and they always look like the best version of themselves. Obsessed," wrote Tahirah Hairston, Teen Vogue's former fashion and beauty director. New York stylist and former Vogue editor Gabriella Karefa-Johnson summed it up perfectly in her comment: "Well, yes."

On Saoirse Ronan: Hodakova dress

The Outrun came out this week, and Goldberg and Ronan just started working together, leaving me to believe that the best is yet to come for this duo. Still, I already feel quite comfortable calling Ronan my primary muse this fall and into 2025. Scroll down to shop a few pieces I'm buying to get Ronan's fall look right now.

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Nowadays there’s no shortage of inspiration when it comes to fashion. Long gone are the days you had to patiently anticipate print issues and dog ear unattainable pieces. The fashion realm is gradually becoming more accessible and inspired. A few times a year runways from London to Copenhagen serve us with a delectable forecast and equally inspiring are the get-ups of the attendees flitting to and from said shows. Ever informed, they come dressed to the nines, in trend-forward pieces, creatively styled and their outfits reflect pieces that’ll be dominating the fashion scene in months to come.

There’s something inexplicably authentic about street style which makes it a great reference point for day-to-day dressing. Although fashion week styling is more editorial (and understandably so) it bridges the gap between high fashion and the everyday fashion-conscious, looking for style inspiration.

This year has been a fruitful year for fashion. Between the resurgence of suave noughties pieces, contemporary styling elements and witnessing the permanent standing of certain fashion pieces (I’m looking at you, scarf coat), we’re ending the year on a high.

Scroll on to see the London street-style looks that have caught our attention this season, and then shop all the pieces you may need to re-create the 'fits at home.

1. Scarf Jacket + Polka Dot Mini Dress + Riding Boots

Style Notes: Scarf coats are the fashion set's firm favourite when it comes to outerwear. Pair yours with a pretty mini dress and knee-high boots, adding tights when the temperature drops down further.

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2. Shearling Jacket + Semi Sheer Dress

Style Notes: Make a LBD work all year round by adding smart layers, like a shearling coat or jacket. We love how timeless this looks feels, thanks to the addition of simple accessories like barely-there heels and a black tote.

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3. Classic Camel + Maxi Slip Dress

Style Notes: This may just be our favourite. A classic camel coat is a staple that nearly every fashion person has in their winter capsule wardrobe, and here it is style effortlessly with a slip dress and simple black boots. Chic, comfy and elegant, all wrapped up in one. 

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4. Oversized Scrunchie + Statement Earrings

Style Notes: Londoners are not just wearing coats and boots this season, they're also leaning heavily into statement accessories, too. Adding fabulous earrings and hair pieces to a simple blazer or jeans-and-jumper look can instantly add something special. 

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5. Embroidered Jacket + Straight-Leg Jeans

Style Notes: If there's one thing we're certain of, it is that London fashion people love denim. Here, a fashion week guest styles classic blue jeans with a printed jacket to give it a French feel. We're here for it!

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6. Khaki Faux Fur Jacket + Bandeau Leather Dress

Style Notes: Another dress-and-coat look that lives in our mind rent free. Leather is always in style, but this winter it is taking to the stage like never before. Whether you choose a statement dress like above or go back to your trusty trousers, we suggest styling the material with other contrasting fabrications like faux-fur, wool and velvet.

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7. Trench Coat + Maxi Denim Skirt

Style Notes: I love the versatility of this look. Simple but still polished, it would work for the office, date night, dinner with friends and the weekend. Plus, it proves that the denim skirt you purchased earlier this year really was a great investment.

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Next Up: The Winter 2023/2024 Fashion Trends That Really Matter

September always brings with it a sense of renewal. As the seasons change and autumn creeps in, it’s tough to shake that back-to-school feeling of our childhood. Refreshed by summer, albeit spent mostly in our gardens this year, we’re ready to embrace the cooler months and the inevitable wardrobe switch that comes with them. September is the fashion world’s January—the launch of the new collections brings a similar sense of optimism, with a swathe of new, exciting ideas for how to rework our tired layers.

Amidst all this newness, there is more of a focus these days than ever before on buying responsibly. As you can find out from our seasonal report, fashion is becoming much less about throwaway trends per se and much more about investing in timeless, wearable classics that can be reworked year after year.

One of our favourite labels for such pieces has always been Tory Burch. This season, yet again, the American designer of her eponymous label did not disappoint. At a time when designers are under a lot of pressure to strike that elusive balance between producing something fresh and exciting while also creating a practical collection that can slip seamlessly into our current wardrobes, she has managed to do just that.

The autumn collection shown in New York in February drew inspiration from Manhattan local and ceramicist Francesca DiMattio, whose sculptures were dotted around the catwalk and who designed the statement prints for the collection in collaboration with Burch. The designer says DiMattio's artwork "imbues the decorative with strength and power,” challenging ideas of femininity by putting a modern twist on traditionally female norms: pastel colours, beading, basket weaving, and florals, to name a few.

It’s clear to see the influences in the new Tory Burch collection. Not only in the joyful colours and bricolage of prints and textures reflecting DiMattio’s mixed material techniques but also more subtly in how Burch contrasts the decorative and feminine elements with masculine silhouettes. An ornate silk dress is paired with a structured leather jacket, Edwardian high-neck tailoring comes in a romantic floral print, and calf-skimming floaty skirts are finished off with a pair of strong leather boots.

The result is a collection that reflects the multifaceted nature of what a woman’s wardrobe, and personality, looks like these days, which is ultimately what makes it so desirable and, importantly, wearable. There is a look in this collection to suit every occasion or mood, whether that’s an effortless throw-on printed dress for a busy day of meetings; the perfect minimal trench-coat look for weekends; a classic confidence-boosting suit; and, of course, a pair of killer Lila boots to wear with everything. This is the ultimate capsule wardrobe for the present day.

There’s nothing boring or simplistic about it though. Let’s just take a moment to appreciate that supersized collared shirt, those organza blouses, the hand-embroidered jumpers, and of course, the bags. Tory is well known for a great accessory, but this season’s new Eleanor chain bag is the epitome of timeless and the sumptuous leather Lee saddlebag is one for the ages—at once structured and slouchy and big enough to actually fit things.

There are not many designer collections you could imagine walking straight off the catwalk and into your everyday life wearing, but this is one of them. Keep scrolling to see more and shop our top picks from the new collection.

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Seeing something all over Instagram often feels like a strong indication of a trend, but it's always good to check the facts too. When we predicted the sandals trends of 2019 back in the winter months, we had a feeling we'd be seeing a lot of sporty sandals (thanks, mostly, to our columnist Monikh), strappy heels, flip-flops and even a rise in Birkenstocks. Summer 2019 felt like it was going to be a summer of simplicity for our footwear, be it the barely-there beauties from Topshop or the return of an old classic or two.

But as the warmer months roll out, we've been curious to find out what people actually responded to and which trends are taking off. Instagram can feel like an echo chamber at times, and we wanted to confirm which sandals are actually popular so far this year. So we asked our friends at Lyst.com and the LIKEtoKNOW.it shopping app to confirm our suspicions.

According to Lyst's data, "wedged," "gladiator" and "rubber sandals" are the most commonly searched-for sandal terms. Meanwhile, over the past year, traffic for "strappy sandals" on LIKEtoKNOW.it was up 132% and "sliders" were up 210%. But which exact styles are people looking for the most? Keep scrolling to see and shop the most popular sandals of the year.

Birkenstock Arizona Eva

Saint Laurent Cassandra Heel

Teva Original Universal Sandal

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Tory Burch Kira Sandal

Nomadic State of Mind Sandals

Jimmy Choo Emily Sandal

The Row Egon Leather Sandals

Next, the seven "boring" fashion trends we can't get enough of in 2019.

We all know keeping it cool in winter can be pretty tricky. And who isn’t super excited about wearing winter coat coats, knits, and boots when the first days of autumn start to show their wonderful colours? (Even if we do get tired of wearing the same pieces over and over again while struggling with winter-burdened, ghostly skin.)

But rest assured, I’m here to help you solve that problem. Ahead, I’m laying out three key rules to follow if you want to tap into French style. I’ll also tell you which popular pieces you’ll never see Parisians wearing in the winter, as well as the staples everyone needs to own. Let’s dive into winter styling à la Française!

Rule number one: Don't give in to too comfortable pieces

I know—Uggs are comfortable. But would Catherine Deneuve wear Uggs? I’m guessing you already know the answer. When it’s been cold for months and the days stay short, it can be tempting to leave the house in a puffer coat and winter beanie. But if you want to follow the French rules of winter styling, it’s best to leave these pieces at home. On a more serious note: I find that for me, placing style over comfort motivates me because it makes me feel good about myself.

I know it sounds weird, but I believe the key to the cool French-girl vibe is to neither overdress nor underdress. Always ask yourself: What would Catherine Deneuve wear? As a side note, this tip only works for those who live in the city. I wouldn’t recommend wearing heels in the countryside. I’m not that cruel.

Rule number two: Try not to accumulate winter accessories 

This is much easier said than done. While it’s fun and easy to go accessory-free in the summer (since you’re wearing fewer pieces of clothing), over-accessorizing in winter can make you look like a “Sapin de Noël”, aka a Christmas tree. (Yes, it’s a saying.)

I rarely come across women wearing the full winter package in the streets of Paris (oversize beanies, knitted gloves, oversize scarves, furry boots). It’s just too much. Wear leather gloves (if it’s really very cold) with a turtleneck layered under a men’s coat to make you appear lighter and more French.

Rule number three: Chose the perfect essentials and be playful with them

Sometimes it’s cool to be playful and wear your French basics (like a men’s coat, oversize knit, or the perfect jeans) with some fun items. To me, wintertime is the perfect season to wear glitter, velvet and furry numbers. Mix these with your everyday essentials. After all, it is party season.

Ahead, shop French girl–approved items à la Catherine Deneuve.

Fluffy Details

Fluffy details are my absolute go-to’s for party season. Pair them with a fun pouch and some cute heels (preferably fluffy as well).

Velvet

Velvet can look so chic if paired with something super simple. It’s also perfect for going out.

Fur Coat

I love furry, vintage-looking coats. You see so many of them wandering the streets of Paris. They pair perfectly with a simple outfit. Wear one with a T-shirt, jeans and boots.

Boots

One can only call herself French if she owns at least one pair of super-cool boots.

Jewelry

And of course, pair all your outfits with some cool jewelry.

When it comes to weddings and wedding-related events, there can be added pressure to have outfits that are perfectly styled. They’ll be documented in photos, added to a wedding hashtag and looked back on for years ahead. And while there are plenty of options to wear on your wedding, picking out something to wear for the events leading up to your big day can be a little more challenging. So we’re diving into the best bridal shower outfits for the bride, built around four easy pieces.

Sticking to a feminine dress is always a foolproof option, and a romantic style with ruffles and lace is perfect for the occasion. But if you want to try something a little outside the norm, we encourage you to give it a try. A flowy jumpsuit can look just as elegant when worn with strappy sandals and a pastel clutch. And jeans paired with a structured top and pearl-encrusted mules are just right for a more relaxed event. Want to see the outfit pairings we recommend?

Keep reading to see four bridal shower outfits for the bride, no matter what your style is.

OUTFIT 1

OUTFIT 2

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OUTFIT 3

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OUTFIT 4

Related: What to Wear to a Wedding: 9 Outfit Ideas That Never Fail to Look Good

Next up! We are convinced these bridal trends will take over Pinterest in 2017.

When it comes to spring and summer attire, we don't tend to think of putting red and black together—to us, this screams Christmas party. Lately, however, a handful of our favourite style stars are all about incorporating the rich combination into their wardrobe's rotation, so whoever says you have to stick to pastels and neutrals post-winter is clearly misguided. From Irina Shayk’s sultry-chic look at L’Oréal’s Red Obsession party to Selena Gomez’s cool-girl combo on the streets of Paris Fashion Week, this styling trick looks here to stay. Keep scrolling to see how some of your favourite influencers and celebs are wearing this look and to shop our roundup of black-and-red wardrobe essentials.

Selena Gomez showed off the strong colour combo earlier this month on the streets of Paris, wearing a Wolford bodysuit with her red leather Louis Vuitton pants.

Irina Shayk looked sultry chic at the L’Oréal Red Obsession party in Paris, where she paired her Dior minidress with an oversize black blazer.

Jaime King attended An Icon Re-Imagined at the Beverly Center earlier this month looking fashion forward in a black Wolford sweater underneath her red Tory Burch Crêpe Jumpsuit (£450).

At the Sonia Rykiel show, Immy Waterhouse introduced us to the sportier side of this trend in her cutting-edge short suit.

Related: These 10 A-Listers Have the Workwear Wardrobe of Our Dreams

Olivia Wilde opted for casual cool at the Atlantic Theater Company Actors’ Choice Gala in black flared trousers, a red Smythe blazer, and Bella Freud’s 1970 Wool Sweater (£280).

Devon Windsor arrived to the H&M show flaunting her flawless abs in a black crop top and red trousers. By adding a cozy sweater and ankle boots, she manifested all things effortless chic.

Last week, Emmy Rossum looked radiant on the red carpet at Showtime’s screening and panel discussion with the women of Shameless. Her Oscar de la Renta dress offered a feminine take on the pairing of red and black, with its embroidered floral print and hourglass shape.

Shop our roundup of red and black essentials below.

Chances are that when it comes to prints, you'd classify yourself in one of two ways: pro or anti. You either outfit yourself statement-making florals, stripes, animal prints, and more, or you stick to solids at all costs. But, as it turns out, this all-or-nothing approach may not be the way to go.

"Prints are very personal but can really enhance your wardrobe," says our resident head stylist Marissa Webb. "Finding ones that fit your style personality isn't as hard as we often think!"

To that end, Webb shared with us the six must-have prints for every woman—even if you think of yourself a "solids-only" person. Keep scrolling to see the six prints you should have in your closet!

Whatever the size, a polka-dot print is a beloved classic. For example, a tiny dot can look timeless and elegant; it almost becomes a non-print that helps add texture to your wardrobe. For a playful moment, go big; or mix polka dots with stripes for a bit of whimsy.

A classic plaid or stripe is always a must. Try a vertical stripe if you're worried that horizontal isn't flattering for your figure. A gingham plaid in different sizes is a great classic, too—try it in an unexpected silhouette for a modern twist!

Black-and-white organic or floral prints are easy for most women to fit into their wardrobe—even if they are not traditionally floral-print gals.

Animal prints, especially leopard, could almost be considered a neutral: They'll never go out of style and they easily mix into almost any outfit. If you don't love it in your apparel, go for it in your accessories.

I love a bright mix of colours and patterns in dresses, skirts, and accessories—perfect for those times when you want to make a bold, fun statement.

In general, if you shy away from wearing prints, find them in your accessories—they're the perfect place to be daring. I think of them as the icing on the cake!

There's nothing more frustrating than trying on a pair of jeans, committing to them by dropping cash, and then getting home and feeling disappointed by your decision. It sometimes seems as though the denim actually morphs between the time you leave the store and the time you get home—either that, or your body changed dramatically.

Well, we want to make sure we do what we can to erase this experience completely from your life, and we enlisted Banana Republic creative director Marissa Webb to help. Below, she shares her tips for making sure you always find the right jeans for your body —whether you're curvy, slim, tall, or petite.

Keep scrolling to learn from her wisdom!

Denim with stretch seems to work for a majority of body types, but you should try on many different brands to see what works best for you. And don't forget to look at the rise—that's often the key to comfort.

If you are concerned about extra weight in the middle, try a higher rise.

If you're concerned with your backside, larger pockets can conceal what you don't want to show.

The right flare can help give length and elongate the legs, especially if you are petite with curves.

If you're on the petite side, there are many great cropped options out there. But denim is also easy to alter, so don't limit yourself because of your height. Something to keep in mind when getting your jeans hemmed is to find a tailor who knows how to properly hem denim. Usually the best solution is to cut off the original hem and to reapply it, so you keep the authentic denim stitch and thread.

If you want to hide some of your not-so-favourite curves, try a straight leg, which helps to balance out your curves.

Explore and try on as many different fits as you have time for. Often, it's the fit you think won’t work for you that you end up falling in love with.

What do you think of Marissa Webb's tips for finding the perfect jeans for you? Sound off in the comments below!

Elevate your go-to pair of trousers with a shearling coat and printed scarf tied in a knot around the neck. For a retro-inspired twist on this look, take a cue from Diletta Bonaiuti and choose darkened neutrals and pretty earth tones.

We’re no stranger to the sartorial power of accessories, such as the silk scarf. But if you think the only way to wear this piece is by draping it around your neck, we’re here to show you an arsenal of scarf looks to try this fall. If you’re in need of fresh ways to wear this versatile style staple, keep scrolling for 15 imitable ensembles.

Style Tip: For an unstudied feel, wrap your scarf once around the neck and leave it untied.

Style Tip: Swing a black scarf over one shoulder for an unexpected look.

Style Tip: Knot your scarf once on the side of your neck, and let one side drape over your front and the other over your back.

Style Tip: Toss one side of your scarf over your shoulder and unfold the front to create extra volume.

Style Tip: Fold your scarf in half and tightly (but not too tightly) wrap your scarf in a circle shape for a choker-like effect.

Style Tip: Wrap your scarf around the neck once and tie the ends in the front.

Style Tip: Tie a square scarf around your neck and leave the ends out to the side for a French-girl vibe.

Style Tip: Knot a vibrant scarf around your wrist.

Style Tip: Drape the bulk of your scarf in front for a western-inspired result.

Style Tip: Pair your silk scarf with a letterman jacket for a schoolgirl-inspired outfit.

Style Tip: Secure your scarf around the neck and leave just the tips of the scarf out in front.

Style Tip: For a fashion editor look, tuck your scarf into your coat.

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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.

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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.

Click through to steal The Duchess of Cambridge’s spectacular style with these seven similar dresses. 

Tory Burch Laurie Dress ($425) in New Ivory/Night with Med Navy

This print is elegant and charming, just like The Duchess.

By Malene Birger Ragini Striped Silk Dress ($545)

This waistline is extremely flattering. 

Diane Von Furstenberg Zoe Printed Silk Jersey Dress ($365)

Pair this with a solid pair of stilettos.

MCQ Alexander McQueen Houndstooth-Print Jersey Dress ($375)

Try this for a more body-con version of Middleton’s dress. 

Gabby Skye Laser Cut Fit & Flare Dress ($98) in Black

Wear this with flats or ankle-strap heels!

Nanette Lepore Ride The Wave Combo Dress ($226) in Black

For a more relaxed look, style this dress with a summery jean jacket. 

St. John Collection Prince of Wales Plaid Knit Short Sleeve Sheath Dress ($995) in Caviar/Linen

We think this should be Middleton’s next ensemble! 

The perfect office flats? Check! Stylish and comfortable heeled sandals? Check! We have 21 shoes guaranteed to step up your footwear game at the office this summer. 

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Acne Tillie High Heel Sandals ($482)

Hurry, buy these before your co-worker does! 

Aldo Rathburn Mules ($90) in Light Grey

Mules make every outfit better. 

Chinese Laundry Easy Does It Flats ($60) in Blush

Embrace your girly side this summer. 

Forever 21 Favourite Chunky Sandals ($33) in Brown

At this price, we want both colours! 

Gucci Nadege Leather Sandals ($795) in Black

Totally worth the investment. 

Jimmy Choo Attila Elaphe Point-Toe Flats ($795) in Yellow

Make your Monday morning a bit brighter with these vibrant flats. 

Loeffler Randall Kyle Flats ($275) in Sand/Black

Polished enough for the office, cool enough for the weekend. 

LOFT Analise Perforated Cross Strap Heels ($85) in Brown

Your wallet will also appreciate these stylish sandals. 

Madewell Thea Sandals ($98) in Rusted Clay

Simple and chic! 

Marc by Marc Jacobs Block Heel Ankle Strap Sandals ($328) in Tan

Neutral with just enough edge.

3.1 Phillip Lim Devon D’Orsay Flats ($375) in Powder

Want to wear these everyday? Go for it! 

Rag & Bone Folsom Sandals ($315) in White

You won’t regret it…

Repetto The Cendrillon Crocheted Lace Ballet Flats ($385)

You fancy, huh! 

Report Signature Sunburst Flats ($60) in Black & White

Sometimes, it’s all about comfort. 

Shoe Cult Nicole Pumps ($78) in Nude

The perfect update to your basic nude heel. 

Steven Sag Harbour Sandals ($129) in Black

Finally, a comfortable heel! 

Tibi Bee Heels ($375) in Mahogany

So sleek! 

Topshop Naked Back Buckle Mid Shoes ($70) in Green

Test out these printed heels! 

Tory Burch Doris High Heel Sandals ($228) in Tan

Perforated sandals—a summertime essential. 

Via Spiga Open Toe Terrilyn Demiwedge Sandals ($195) in Silver

Silver and sophisticated? Yes! 

Zara Leather Sling Back Shoes ($90) in Orange

Wear these beauties to your next meeting. 

Which pair of shoes is your favourite? Sound off in the comments below. 

Tired of roaming around your room, trying to figure out what to wear? We have the perfect outfit solution that will have you out the door in no time. Stock your closet with some of our favourite rompers and jumpsuits for the quickest, no-planning-needed outfit for summer. 

A.L.C. Landon Jumpsuit ($645) in Black

Style with: Vince Camuto Raccia D’Orsay Heels ($98) in Black

ASOS Playsuit ($48) in Contrast Paisley Print

Style with: Vanessa Mooney Roxanne Cuff Bracelet ($95) in Turquoise

BB Dakota Pardee Romper ($80) in Blue Angel

Style with: American Vintage York Sweater ($125) in Barley and Black

BCBGeneration Playsuit with Low Back ($157)

Style with: Topshop Suede Boxy Biker Jacket ($370) in Grey

Elizabeth and James Lisa Romper ($295) in Garnet

Style with: Tory Burch Reggie Sandals ($295) in Silver

Opening Ceremony Celia Crepe Cross-Front Jumpsuit ($465)

Style with: Gorjana Friendship Star Earrings ($44) in Gold

Line & Dot Open Back Romper ($128)

Style with: Kenneth Cole Open Toe Tudor High Heel Sandals ($160) in Black/White

Maison Stotch Silky Jumpsuit ($165)

Style with: Wonderland Colony Sunglasses ($140) in Tortoise 

Talula for Aritzia Ashwood Romper ($70)

Style with: Marc by Marc Jacobs Sophisticato Dani Crossbody Bag ($198) in Fluoro Ice Multi 

MOTEL Hoppy Cap Sleeve Playsuit ($75) in Peach Floral

Style with: Enzo Angiolini Flat Myani Gladiator Sandals ($79) in Black

Tibi Rio Jumpsuit ($395) in Rio Blue

Style with: Joie Classic Jean Jacket ($268) in Ryder

Parker NY Sutton Jumper ($286) in Flamenco

Style with: Rebecca Minkoff Wes Moto Jacket ($598) in Blush

Topshop Pretty Lace Trim Flower Playsuit ($96)

Style with: Ted Baker Jamun T Clasp Maxi Clutch ($170) in Pale Green

Rag & Bone Lana Romper ($450) in White

Style with: Rag & Bone Floppy Brim Fedora ($195) in Black

River Island Embellished Two in One Playsuit ($114) in Pink

Style with: B Brian Atwood Bo Snake Crossbody Bag ($395) in White

Stone Cold Fox Ziggy Romper ($275) in Grey and Ivory

Style with: Mara Carrizo Scalise Dew Necklace ($245) in Silver

Theory Hadrine TS Jumpsuit ($315) in Light Sage

Style with: Soludos Canvas Derby Lace Up Espadrilles ($48) in Grey

Raquel Allegra Cotton-Gauze Jumpsuit ($375)

Style with: Rails Two Pocket Plaid Shirt ($128) in Sky Blue

The Reformation Birchwood Jumper ($218) in Terrier

Style with: Jeffrey Campbell Caprese Flat Slide Sandals ($130) in Ivory

Since we assume you find the ingenious outfits of stylish civilians as fascinating as we do, we partnered with Pose.com to bring you a street style slideshow of epic proportions. Click through for our best-dressed picks, and let us know in the comments which ones are your favourites. For even more outfit ideas follow Who What Wear on Pose for fashion inspiration straight from WWW headquarters.

Leatherandleops

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Tory Burch Greer Fringed Tweed Jacket ($450)

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Halliedaily is wearing: Helmut Lang blazer, Chanel bag.

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Charles Jourdan Jazz Quilted Chain-Strap Clutch ($119) in Black

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Moiology is wearing: Zara jacket, Vince blouse.

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Sam Edelman Faux Leather Moto Jacket ($148) in Light Blue

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Dashofdarling is wearing: Topshop Pants, Ray-Ban sunglasses, J. Crew heels.

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Kate Spade New York Broom Dot Capri Pants ($118)

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Imsheridanicole is wearing: ASOS skirt, ASOS sweater, Zara heels, J. Crew bracelet.

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AE Varsity Graphic T-Shirt ($15) in Chalk

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Modernlegacy is wearing: Zara blazer, Camilla and Marc tank top, Lee jeans, Proenza Schouler bag, Alexander Wang heels.

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Zara Fabric Blazer ($100) in Off-White

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Doinaciobanu is wearing: The Addison Story shirt, Alexander McQueen pants, Yves Saint Laurent bag.

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Rebecca Minkoff Mini Wallet on a Chain ($89) in Hot Red

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Lustforlife is wearing: Alice + Olivia bag, Schutz heels.

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Charles Jourdan Snakeskin Zip Leather Satchel Bag ($207) in Multi

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Twofortheshow is wearing: Yves Saint Laurent bag.

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Adrienne Landau Snow Leopard Faux-Fur Shoulder Bag ($112)

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Jenagambaccini is wearing: Dion Lee pants, Ashish sweatshirt, Schutz heels, Zac Posen x Illesteva sunglasses.

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Le Beau This Is New York Sweatshirt ($53)

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Halliedaily is wearing: Zara skirt, Stella McCartney bag.

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Club Monaco Celeste Lace Skirt ($150) in Sunbathe

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Lustforlife is wearing: Karen Walker eyewear.

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Juicy Couture Feather Floral Dress ($160) in Persimmon Feather

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Dashofdarling

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Tigerlily Shayna Floppy Hat ($88)

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Kattanita is wearing: Tibi skirt.

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Clare Vivier Leopard Pony Hair Oversize Clutch ($275)

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Moiology is wearing: Rebecca Minkoff bag, Eliza J dress, Zara jacket.

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Fossil Sydney Leather Top Zip Crossbody ($96) in Pastel Green

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Margoandme is wearing: Finders Keepers blazer, Jagger dress.

Get The Look:

Banana Republic Cobalt Lightweight Wool One-Button Blazer ($198)

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Couldihavethat is wearing: Target shirt, Target heels.

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Sam Edelman Abbot Sandals ($93)

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Kattanita is wearing: Rag & Bone booties, Vince jacket, J Brand jeans.

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VFRAAS Cotton Plaid Scarf ($24) in Black

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Modernlegacy is wearing: Camilla and Marc tank top, Sass & Bide pants, Alexander Wang shoulder bag, ATP sandals, Ray-Ban sunglasses.

Get The Look:

Classiques Entier Papyrus Weave Wide Leg Trousers ($188) in Cream Cloud

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Dashofdarling is wearing: Clare Vivier bag, Zara heels, Topshop sweater.

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Guess Legari Heels ($110) in Black

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Walkinwonderland

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James Jeans Neo Beau Boyfriend Jeans ($180) in Vecchio

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Margoandme is wearing: Tory Burch hat, Kenna T jacket, Zara scarf.

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Plastic Island McGinn Sarah Print Skirt ($95) in Dutch Blue

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Mademoiselleecon is wearing: Zara shirt.

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Vince Camuto Split Neck Ombre Blouse ($50)

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Martapozzan is wearing: Dolce & Gabbana shirt, Ryan Storer earrings, Shakuhachi sunglasses.

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The Limited Printed Ashton Blouse ($60) in Floral Print

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ASOS Tube Pants ($47) in Plaid Check

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Halliedaily is wearing: Zara skirt, Christian Louboutin heels, Celine sunglasses.

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Alice + Olivia Sleeveless Peplum Top ($95) in White

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Jenagambaccini is wearing: Funktional jacket, Ellie Jay ring, Ellery shirt.

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?Mariella Burani Vintage Faux-Fur Jacket ($311)?

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Lustforlife

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Apiece Apart Nina Silk & Cotton Mixed-Print Cropped Bustier Top ($295)

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Halliedaily is wearing: Rag & Bone shirt, Zara pants.

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London Fog Heritage Trench Coat with Detachable Liner ($178)

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Borsamarypoppins is wearing: Zara shirt, Zara pants.

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Elizabeth & James Cynnie Micro Leather Shoulder Bag ($295)

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Doinaciobanu is wearing: Blumarine jacket.

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Marciano Mock Collar Leather Jacket ($265) in Pink Bliss

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Leatherandleops

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Neiman Marcus Pebbled Metallic Faux-Leather Backpack ($45) in Gold

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Tatacabral is wearing: Farm shorts, Ray-Ban eyewear, Le Lis Blanc bag, Zara shirt.

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Ray-Ban Mirror Aviator Sunglasses ($170) in Matte Gold/Blue

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Annabellefleur is wearing: ASOS pants, 3.1 Phillip Lim bag.

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Cole Haan Berkeley Convertible Crossbody Bag ($198)

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Thedaileigh via Forever21 is wearing: Forever 21 shirt.

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Baggu Leather Clutch ($54) in Turquoise

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Halliedaily is wearing: ASOS skirt, Kotur bag, Christian Louboutin heels.

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ASOS Quilted Midi Skirt In Floral Print ($75) in Pink

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Dashofdarling is wearing: Valentino Garavani heels, Kate Spade clutch, Kate Spade shirt.

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Michael Stars Long Sleeve Boat Neck Stripe Tee ($94) in Ship

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Andyheart is wearing: Mansur Gavriel bag, Isabel Marant coat, Acne pants.

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Calvin Klein Medium Drawstring Bucket Bag ($148)

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Thehautepursuit is wearing: Zara skirt, Zara heels, Yesstyle shirt.

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Sophie Rue Pointed Hem Skort ($52) in White

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Reemkanj

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Forever 21 Worldly Tribal Pattern Jacket ($26)

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Walkinwonderland

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Fossil Memoir Top Zip Clutch ($65) in Honey

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Leatherandleops

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Jeffrey Campbell Druid Open Toe Mules ($155) in Black Calf

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Lustforlife

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Citizens of Humanity Drama Quincey Overalls ($297)

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Thefashionguitar is wearing: H&M sweater, The Kooples skirt.

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Vero Moda Animal Print Fluffy Kit Top ($26) in Black/Cream

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Twofortheshow is wearing: Celine bag.

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ASOS Full Midi Skirt in Scuba with Tiered Seam Detail ($66)

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Mademoiselleecon

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Dorothy Perkins Tall Blush Pleated Midi Skirt ($39)

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Couldihavethat is wearing: IRO jacket.

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7 For All Mankind The Skinny Slim Illusion Jeans ($168)

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Tovogueorbust is wearing: 424 Fifth Sweater, 3.1 Phillip Lim bag, H&M sunglasses.

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ASOS Full Midi Skirt In Scuba With Pockets ($66) in Red

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Halliedaily is wearing: Burberry Brit jacket, Alexander Wang heels, Chanel bag.

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Pim + Larkin Striped Pleated Skirt ($50) in Black/White

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Reemkanj

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Madewell Leather Rucksack ($248) in English Saddle

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?Want more street style looks? Right this way, my dear. 

Whether you’re looking for sweet and swingy, sultry and sleek, or elegant and embellished, today’s slideshow delivers a rhapsody of merry dresses for every style and every occasion.

Contrast Pleat Crepe Dress ($982) in Black and White

Halo Midi Bodycon Dress ($76) in Oxblood

Lace-Detailed Crepe Mini Dress ($550) in Coral

Annabelle Cross Front Dress ($552) 

Corina Fringe Dress ($795) in Black

Embroidered Satin Dress ($139) in Black

Bustier Detail Pencil Dress ($125) in Neutral

Wrap-Front Striped Jacquard Dress ($945) 

Open Back Sequined Dress ($190) in Stone

Crystal-Embellished Wool-Blend Crepe Dress ($750) in Black

Rococo Statement Dress ($898) in Blue

Risette Coated Ruffle Dress ($285) in Black

Artisanl Halter Dress ($350) in Black/Cream

Tacy Floral Dress ($275) in Mint Green

Wilfred Isidore Dress ($165) in Black

Kirby Dress ($695) in Blush Champagne

Embroidered Shift Dress ($495) in Black

Stella Strapless Dress ($395) in Black/Ivory Combo

Pleated Satin Dress ($395) in Black

Lace Skater Dress ($105) in Black

Burgundy Lace Dress ($1250) in Burgundy

Crackle Printed T Shirt Dress ($61) in Assorted

Silky Wool Viscose Dress ($495) in Carmine

Metallic Chiffon Wrap Dress ($300) in Silver

J Pop Plain Peplum Dress ($220) in Black

Brocade Shift Dress ($245) in Purple

Natalie Blu Two Tone Fit and Flare Dress ($360) in Blue/Black

Foss Fitted Bodice Cutout Back Dress ($440) in Pink Multi

Printed Dress ($515) in Black/Teal

Flower Dress ($618) in Multi

Ernestina Lace Detail Dress ($465) in Black

Scalloped Lace Dress ($268) in Lipstick Red

Izzey Foliage Print Dress ($255) in Multicolor

Chiffon Dress ($70) in Red

Smythe Velvet Peaked Lapel Blazer ($650) in Sapphire

Paul and Joe Sister Mandoline Dress ($195) in Apricot

ban.do Girlie Bow ($20) in Black Satin

Osklen Women’s Collection Cuttings Pants ($379, 212.219.8250) in Black

Rag & Bone Jet Belt ($150) in Black

BCBGMAXAZRIA Harlow Crocodile Envelope Clutch ($88) in Black 

Oscar de La Renta Mimi Heels ($625) in Black Ivory

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Tory Burch Geoff Pants ($295) in Black

Photographer: Guy Lowndes

Hair: Charles McNair/Jed Root 

Makeup: Kristina Brown/Jed Root

Manicure: Naja/Celestine Agency

Tory Burch Tally Sweater ($395) in Multi Brick / Almond Melange

Banana Republic Soft-Wash Dot Chambray Button-Down Shirt ($70)

Three Floor Twist Skirt ($153) in Tan /Red

Grace Hats Bonnie Hat in Camel

Lele Sadoughi Comet Ring ($95) in Black Hole

Mulberry Willow Tote ($3000, 888.685.6856) in Midnight Jacquard Velvet

Sigerson Morrison Verna Shoes ($475) in Ruby

Similar Styles:

Grace Hats E.X. Wool Floppy Hat ($44) in Orange

Mulberry Willow Tote ($2600) in Pheasant Green Shrunken Calf with Soft Gold

Hair: Charles McNair/Jed Root 

Makeup: Kristina Brown/Jed Root

Manicure: Barbara Warner/Celestine Agency

Tory Burch Brianna Jacket ($995) in Navy with Tropicana

Reason Catvenchy T-Shirt ($28) in Black

Adriano Goldschmied The Legging Ankle Leggings ($168) in Sulphur Whisper Pink

Alexander Wang Rocco Bag ($925) in Soft Tan with Pale Gold 

Super Primo Reflek Sunglasses ($379, 310.273.8290) in Acid Green

Kenneth Cole Double Play Sneakers ($168) in Cheetah Print

Similar Styles:

Oliver Peoples Eyewear Benedict Mirrored Sunglasses ($400) in Gold/Green Glass Mirrow

Hair: Charles McNair/Jed Root 

Makeup: Kristina Brown/Jed Root

Manicure: Barbara Warner/Celestine Agency

Guess Kyle Raspberry Checked Shirt ($42) in Bright Raspberry Multi

Soft Joie Auburn Top ($78, 310.360.2700) in Caviar / Porcelain

Genetic Denim The Ava Pale Shorts ($155) in White

Mali Beads Aida Necklace ($36) in Brass

Marc by Marc Jacobs Leonora Leopard Print Scarf ($158) in Blue Multi

Rose Pierre Water Snake Bracelet ($64) in Sunset Pink

Rose Pierre Water Snake Bracelet ($64) in Obsidian Black

Baublebar Oruga Bracelet ($20) in Pink

Tory Burch Katie Binocular Case ($450) in Blue Nile Multi

Via Spiga Karissa Heels ($113) in Mahogany

Similar Styles:

Soft Joie Rahata Top ($88) in Caviar

Genetic Denim The Ivy Cutoff Shorts ($135) in Swan

Hair: Charles McNair/Jed Root 

Makeup: Kristina Brown/Jed Root

Manicure: Michelle Saunders/Celestine Agency

Milly Mesh Baseball Tee Shirt ($225) in Black

M. Patmos Ernst Leather Skirt ($450) in Black

Bing Bang Vivienne Spike Stud Earrings ($48) in Silver

Sequin Hinged Cuff ($68, 631.353.3137) in Silver

Tory Burch Sevilla Clutch ($195) in Ivory / Summer Green

Charles by Charles David Radial Sandals ($99) in Black

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Max & Chloe John Wind Maximal Art Mirrored Layering Hinged Cuff ($49)

Joseph Kidd Blazer ($795, 310.385.7187) in Fuchsia 

French Connection Natsue Sleeveless Dress ($198) in Snowball 

Luv AJ ID Necklace ($165) in Brushed Rose Gold

Luv AJ Short Plain Cuff ($80) in Brushed Rose Gold

Kotur Margo Fluorescent Jacquard Clutch ($395) in Coral 

Alejandro Ingelmo Bedford Women’s Tennis Shoes ($375) in White/Silver

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Express Shawl Collar Jacket ($118) in Neon Berry 

Insight Moment Knit Sweater ($105) in Almond

Current/Elliott The Boyfriend Shorts ($168) in Indigo Painted Stripes

Fallon Classique Spike Hoop Earrings ($125) in Gold

Tory Burch Maddie Shoulder Bag ($595) in Pink Tie Dye 

London Sole Knightsbridge Flats ($245) in Black Leather

Diesel L-Kele Leather Jacket ($898) in Dusty Rose 

Gryphon Alexa Dress ($470, 212.764.3059) in Pink

Cheap Monday Net Cap ($35) in Black

Tory Burch Mirror Tassel Pendant Necklace ($395, 310.248.2612) in Daisy

Steven Alan Lilly Bag ($235) in Red

Charles by Charles David Pact Pumps ($99) in Coral 

Similar Styles:

Shoshanna Selma Shift Dress ($375) in Seafoam Multi

Juicy Couture Tassel Pendant Necklace ($88) in Blue

Theory Ada. Rokel Jacket ($415, 310.360.2700) in Black

Tory Burch Brigitte Blouse ($195, 310.248.2612) in Ivory Wheat Combo

See by Chloe Pen Stripe Pants ($240, 251.626.0852) in White

Shopbevel.com Geometric Earrings ($30) in Emerald

Rachel Rachel Roy The Babe Handbag ($89) in Military

Bruno Magli Hidra Kitten Heels ($560, 800.624.5430) in Ivory

Similar Styles:

Gap Fitted Boyfriend Print Shirt ($55) in Green Floral 

Levi’s Modern Rise Slight Curve Skinny Jeans ($55) in Authentic Grey 

Bruno Magli Hidra Kitten Heels ($535) in Light Pink

We rarely pass up the opportunity to spend quality time with friends outdoors, eat delicious food, and listen to good music, which is why summer barbecues are one of our most beloved events. It also happens to be one of our favourite occasions to get dressed for, as it’s the perfect time to break out a new pair of sandals or experiment with a bold print. This year, we’re taking style cues from two spring runways, both of which featured a grassy green colour palette that’s fitting for warm-weather soirees. While at Dolce & Gabbana the Cotton Vertical Striped Dress ($2045, 877.70.DGUSA) and Raffia Sandals ($1375) seem destined for a poolside fete, we love how Kenzo’s silky Orchid Print Crepe Top ($560) and matching Forest Print Poplin Bermuda Shorts ($495) exude easy luxury. Keeping those references in mind, we rounded up an assortment of barbecue-ready items, all of which are sure to make your friends green with envy!

Drifter Shades ($50)

Add a little retro cool to your ensemble with these ‘50s-inspired shades. We love them in green, naturally, but they’re also available in pink and tortoise. 

Etta Flat Sandals ($295) in Oil Green/Lemon Chartreuse/Viridian Green

Leave the casual flip-flops at home and accessorize with Tory Burch’s artfully embellished Etta Flat Sandals instead. The chic flats will go with everything from a polished shirtdress to cropped trousers.

Carrie Bag ($225, available July) in Fern

When picking the right bag to accompany your ensemble, the key is to think fuss-free. This mini cross-body bag won’t get in the way and is just big enough to store the day’s essentials.

Lala Bright Band Trilby ($23)

Don’t forget your hat! This woven chapeau from Accessorize will not only help shade your face from the sun’s harsh rays, but the green band will add a subtle pop of colour. 

Leaf Print Jumpsuit ($120)

Barbecues are fun and your outfit should be too! Throw on this leaf-print jumpsuit with a slew of bright bracelets to make a fashion-forward statement this Memorial Day.

Caslyn Fine-Jersey Skort ($190)

Combining the feminine look of a skirt with the comfort of a pair of shorts, this Theory skort is ideal for alfresco dining events. 

WaterColors Nail Polish ($15) in Blimey

The perfect finish to any barbecue-ready look is a standout manicure. In keeping with our green colour palette, we’ve selected Scotch Naturals’ Nail Polish in Blimey, a vibrant chartreuse that will instantly amp up your look. 

Kelia Sweater ($268) in Porcelain

For those barbecues that rage on well into the evening, it’s always a good idea to pack a lightweight layer. We love this soft sweater because you can easily throw it over a bathing suit or tank top when the sun goes down.

Findux Bangle Set ($85)

We’d wear these bright bangles stacked together on one arm, but you can also layer them with other bracelets to create visual intrigue. 

Super Eyewear Ciccio Eyeglasses ($200) in Smokey Crystal & Black

Rag & Bone Monaco Jacket ($1,795) in Green 2 

Topshop Square Print Fluid Blazer ($110) in Cream 

Mumu Mellow by Show Me Your Mumu Walker Palm Tree Tee ($79) in White

Rag & Bone Dakar Shorts ($395) in Ivory

Alexander Wang Prisma Tote in Embossed with Gold ($850) in Beige

Tibi Edita Sandals ($475) in Nude

Tory Burch Emile Ring ($165, 310.248.2612) in Multi 

Similar Styles:

Robert Rose Rectangular Crystal Pave Ring ($18) in Mixed

Pamela Love Large Ellipse Necklace ($1,400) in Sterling Silver with Amethyst

Tory Burch Sintra Scarf ($155, 310.248.2612) in Poundcake

BLK DNM Leather Jacket ($795, 212.966.5258) in French Navy

Porter Grey Embroidered Long Sleeve Top ($450, 310.317.0055) in Ivory

Citizens of Humanity Racer Low-Rise Skinny Jeans ($228) in Mystic

Alexander Wang Rocco Handbag ($925) in Latte with Rose Gold Hardware

Oscar de la Renta Swarovski Crystal Bracelet ($565) in Black

Robert Clergerie Brookes Boots ($795, 310.276.8907)

Similar Styles:

Pamela Love Ellipse Pendant Necklace ($530)

Tory Burch Abbot Scarf ($165)

BLK DNM Cropped Biker Leather Jacket ($853)

Three Dots French Dot Pullover ($70) in Granite

Annelise Michelson Neon Marie Antoinette Necklace ($519.76, 212.675.2346) in Yellow

Annelise Michelson Tiny Thorny Orange and Yellow Necklace ($399. 212.675.2346)

Edun Fatigue Parka ($598, 310.360.2700) in Olive

Shakuhachi New Romantics Collared Party Dress ($315) in White

Tory Burch Careen Loafer Pumps ($350) in Natural/Gold

Tory Burch Priscila Suitcase ($750, 310.248.2612) in Wheat Combo A

Similar Styles:

BP Freestyle Utility Parka ($64) in Thyme

Annelise Michaelson Leather Embroidered on Gold Chain ($518)

Tory Burch Printed Priscilla Tote ($650)

Theory Narolie Elite Blazer ($415, 310.550.5900) in Vermillion?

Madewell Llamarama Love Scarf ($59.50)?

Vince Mixed Stripe Sweater ($195) in Sail Cloth Sailor ?

James Jeans J Twiggy Jeans ($150) in Russian Ruby

Oliver Peoples XXV-RX Frames ($340, available March) in Matte Black

Tory Burch Robinson Middy Satchel ($525, 310.248.2612) in Sandstorm

Cole Haan Lunar Grand Wingtip Shoes ($198) in Ivory ?