When your coat is also your dress, looking chic is one less thing you have to worry about.
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Mia Moretti
Note the hem of her Karen Walker jeans, which end right where the boots begin. That's what you want to go for these days.
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Angela Trimbur
Little House on the Prairie/varsity cheerleader = my new aesthetic.
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Riley Keough
Points for coordinating the stitching on your coat pockets to your sweater stripes. More points for the miraculous Robert Clergerie shoes, which have a tiny heel.
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Chloe Sevigny
And now begins the Chloe Sevigny Show. Love the hair and the lipstick and the Coach shearling and the L.L. Bean-y tote and the Tory Burch hiking boots.
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Chloe Sevigny
Kick flares! And a Victorian blouse masquerading as a Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini sweater. Brilliant.
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Chloe Sevigny
Love the Gucci vibe even more.
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Carla Juri
Remember when Alexa Chung wore tights under her denim cutoffs all the time? It's still good.
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Greta Gerwig
As close to a knit muumuu as you can get while still being chic.
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Zosia Mamet
With just a few inches of exposed flesh between the end of her skirt and the top of her boots, Zosia Mamet avoids hypothermia while embracing the '70s revival.
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Nathalie Emmanuel
HTT black never fails, especially when you've got a bomber (the coat of the moment) and a septum ring (the piercing of the moment).
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Dr. Nadine Burke Harris
She's got a degree in layering, I bet. Leather leggings under an abbreviated hemline are like the cigarettes of the pants-and-dresses world.
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Riley Keough
The 🔑 here = Her Loeffler Randall rain boots, which are appropriate without putting function over form, if you know what I mean.
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Charlotte Vandermeersch
A '40s glam outfit for an actress with the glammest name we've seen in a while. Repeat "Belt your outerwear" 10 times a day to drill it into your brain.
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Zosia Mamet
The editor jacket-drape is still going strong, as is the ol' I-could-be-wearing-long-johns-under-this-maxi-dress trick.
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