Belgian-born Natalie Joos knows a thing or two about vintage fashion. While she worked as a stylist with major players like Helmut Lang and Phillip Lim during her 17 years in the New York fashion industry, her blog Tales of Endearment and vintage-inspired knitwear collection are ...read more
Accessories Editor at Elle UK, Donna Wallace builds her outfits around fantastic bags, sunglasses, and shoes, which means her street style is some of the most approachable on the block. Her curated wardrobe is a canvas for these accessories and consists of monotones and ...read more
Chiara Totire traded in her lab coat for a sleek black trench when she dropped everything and moved from her hometown, Bari, Italy, to Milan to pursue a career in fashion. Moving to a fashion capital like Milan was a natural first step to break into the fashion industry, and now ...read more
Gilda Ambrosio's definition of "matching" has nothing to do with the dictionary definition. To her, it's the art of mixing textures, colors, styles, and decades into an eclectic and unforgettable outfit. As an Italian "it-girl" and co-founder of Attico, a high-end fashion line of ...read more
If there's anyone who can pull-off an orange and black outfit without feeling too Halloween-y, it's Shiona Turini. She began her career as the public relations coordinator for Yves Saint Laurent, moved to accessories director at Teen Vogue, then fashion market director for ...read more
Fashion director and stylist Viviana Volpicella is hard to miss. Her bright and bold prints, brilliant smile, and funky accessories dominate every fashion month—thanks, in part, to the fun-loving vibe she exudes at shows and events notorious for taking themselves too seriously. ...read more
The line between men's and women's fashion is already paper-thin when you consider the evolution of blazers, blue jeans, and dress wear, but Elinor Nystedt is out to blur the line even further. Throughout her career at in-the-know fashion brands like Weekday and, now J.LINDEBERG, ...read more
Magazine editor and fashion designer Caroline Issa is a Montreal native, but she's lived all over the world. Born to a Chinese mother and a Lebanese-Iranian father, she made her mark in several locales, from Sinagpore to Texas, before settling in London. Her style feels like a ...read more
It's best to read Camille Charrière's blog Over the Rainbow with a pen and paper (or your iphone notes app handy)—you won't want to miss a thing. Since launching her blog in 2010, the half-French, half-English fashion writer has convinced us, among other things, that layering two ...read more
Julia Sarr-Jamois captured the attention of the fashion world when she became the Fashion Editor of Wonderland magazine nearly seven years ago at just 22 years old. What is most captivating about the half-Senegalese, half-French editor is her knack for mixing designer pieces, ...read more
Brazilian style blogger and businesswoman, Helena Bordon, "got it from her mama" (as they say), Donata Meirelles, the style director of Brazilian Vogue. Like her predecessor, she has an uncanny knack for bucking mainstream (she wears graphic tees like none other), while remaining ...read more
It can often feel like Danes—who have mastered the black-on-black, fresh-faced look—were born with an inherent fashion sense. Walk down any street in Copenhagen and you'll be convinced that the secret to looking cool is a pair of black skinny jeans and Nikes. But Pernille ...read more
When Australia native Nicole Warne launched herself into the fashion world, first through a vintage shop and then with her blog Gary Pepper, she immediately established herself as one to watch. Seven years later, she's far from hawking her vintage finds on ebay—she's since graced ...read more
If anyone can look effortlessly chic in a beanie, pea coat, and torn jeans, it's Imaan Hammam. The Dutch model of Egyptian and Moroccan descent has graced three Vogue covers since she walked her first show two years ago, and has a fresh-out-of-bed cool girl vibe that makes us ...read more
If there were ever a person who embodied the term "It-girl," it would be Veronika Heilbrunner. The impossibly cool style editor at Harper's Bazaar Germany marches to the beat of her own drum, mixing masculine and feminine pieces in daring consort with European ease. She can style ...read more
Swedish blogger, designer, and fashion icon Elin Kling is one of those people whose style (and personhood) is best summarized as "cool." More than an edgy, sexy, or experimental brand of cool though, it's an effortless, sophisticated kind of cool we wanted to study. Her ensembles ...read more
I've admired Yasmin Sewell's quirky style for a few years. I like her offbeat curly bob that doesn't conform to fashion-girl standards, and essentially every ensemble she's ever put together. She's a retail consultant and the recently-named first Fashion Director for Style.com, ...read more
We're back with another style breakdown (you can check out past ones here and here), this time featuring Fashion Director at Vogue Australia, Christine Centenera. The industry vet is a regular at fashion weeks, where her edgy, rocker-chic look has caught my eye on countless ...read more
Known for her fiery red hair and risk-taking tendencies, Taylor Tomasi Hill is a street style darling and up there on my list of modern muses. As if her impressive career in the fashion industry wasn't enough (she hails from W, Marie Claire, and Moda Operandi), the trend-setter ...read more
There are certain women whose style is so unique that it seems to belong to a category wholly their own. Whether they’re wearing a gnome-worthy beanie hat, or a tasseled waistcoat in an unexpected print, they always look put-together yet effortless, and different than everyone ...read more