Gwyneth Paltrow was spotted in the ultimate summer uniform: a gray T-shirt, denim cutoffs and flip flops. We don't recommend going all the way there, but we do think this look has potential. Oh yeah, we also bought the AG shorts and totally love them.
Why would you attempt the jumpsuit trend when so many before you have failed? 
Cate Blanchett recently wore an Ossie Clark gown to an event...but it looked so familiar. Then we remembered, Emma Watson wore vintage Ossie Clark to the London premiere of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince! Notice a similar plunging neckline, belted waist and overall flowy silhouette.
Scarlett Johansson arrived at Comic Con 2009 in San Diego in a barely blush pink shade that we just adore. It looks like the popular color to wear with this is black - a belt, heels, tights...you get the idea.
Get a simple dress in a bold animal print and add a pair of gladiator sandals and a a big piece of jewelry and you have got a simple and chic look for a summer party. Whitney Port does this incredibly well, of course, she worked at Diane von Furstenberg...so she probably learned a thing or two from DVF herself about dressing in a way that's sexy and still classy.
Wear whites, khakis, tans and browns like Jennifer Aniston for a sophisticated summer style. Add a huge pair of sunglasses and a metallic clutch to an outfit of cuffed chinos, a white tank and tan heel to really work this look.
Want a flirty summer look that can go from day to night? Try pairing a microfloral top with edgier pieces like black leather and sexy heels like Twilight's Ashley Greene. Note to self: start doing squats!
Reese Witherspoon has her lwd. Have you got yours?
We love pieces with scallop details. Designers, please make more! Chloe Sevigny recently wore...well, Chloe, and the entire look was scalloped (look closely at the blazer lapel). Here's what she told InStyle about her ensemble. "This is classic summer cruisewear. I try to just experiment and have fun
and not take fashion too seriously."
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