At London Fashion Week, more than one person asked me, "Who's that girl who is always next to Edward Enninful [of British Vogue]? She has the best outfits this week." The answer is his executive assistant, Deborah Ababio. Here at Who What Wear UK, we're always looking for the next big street style star, and we're certain Ababio is about to be a regular feature in street style galleries. Instead of wearing blend-into-the-background all-black outfits other assistants often lean on, Deborah Ababiowears a lot of colour and statement accessories (she's usually wearing either a beret or a pair of quirky sunglasses). And yes, she has an Instagram. Keep scrolling for the three outfits that show why her style is worth following.

Style Notes: Deborah loves wearing colour, and we love how she matches her orange-and-pink skirt with a pair of tangerine sunglasses.

Style Notes: As an assistant during fashion week, Deborah is probably on her feet a lot. We love how she paired this beautiful dress with lace stripes and a pretty collar with trainers and socks.

Style Notes: This is the term "power dressing" in a picture, and we love how her Brogger two-piece makes suiting much more fun thanks to colours and ruffles on the lapel.

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From the very British confines of the National Gallery in London's Trafalgar Square, last night British Vogue magazine brought the great and good—and the very very fashionable—together for a celebration. The museum's new exhibition is Vogue 100: A Century of Style, so you can imagine the pressure was on for attendees to get their looks absolutely right for the occasion. On a dreary, drizzly, stormy night, it's no wonder the chic crowds—including Suki Waterhouse, Karlie Kloss and Lily Donaldson—knew that wearing some iteration of the little black dress would be a safe, but surely effective, bet.

Scroll down to see what our favourite ladies wore to party with the fashion bible.

On Jourdan Dunn: Self-Portrait High Neck Lace Panelled Dress (£255).

On Erin O'Connor: Erdem dress.

On Amber Le Bon: Leon Max dress.

On Caroline Issa: Nordstrom Signature and Caroline Issa Salvador Tie Neck Silk Shirt (£290) and Kate Full Check Skirt (£364).

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On Edie Campbell: Christopher Kane dress and Safety Bucket Shoulder Bag (£850), available in Black Leather.

On Suki Waterhouse: Ralph and Russo Couture jacket and skirt. 

On Lily Donaldson: DSquared2 gown.

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On Dakota Johnson: Marc Jacobs gown.

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On Lottie Moss: Versace dress, belt and shoes.

On Natalie Massanet: Christopher Kane dress.

On Eva Herzigova: Dolce & Gabbana suit; Alexander McQueen clutch. 

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On Karlie Kloss: Christopher Kane dress; Aquazzura Amazon Black Suede Pumps (£525).

On Laura Bailey: Chanel jacket and trousers.

On Yasmin Le Bon: Leon Max dress; Manolo Blahnik clutch; Prada stole.

Is the LBD your failsafe? Let us know in the comments box below.

Thanks to her absence on social media and limited interviews, Anna Wintour is one of the most enigmatic figures in fashion. So when we spotted her cameo in Vogue's newest short film with January cover girl Alicia Vikander, we were more than a bit intrigued. Shot at a late-night diner—would you ever picture Wintour at one?—the short shows off Wintour's little-known acting skills. Press play on the video above to see what we mean! 

What do you think of Wintour's cameo? Tell us in the comments below, and shop Wintour-worthy sleeveless shift dresses here!

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