Rihanna
There are no rules for bad girl RiRi. She can even make the bucket hat look cool. Recently, she confirmed that wearing socks with sandals is a fashion thing. In true Rihanna style, she edged up the fur-lined slides with socks that were covered with the word "bitch."
Rose Byrne
Many oppose the dark-color combos: black and navy or black and brown. But the Neighbors star proves the mix can help break up what would otherwise be a boring outfit without losing its chic quality.
Solange Knowles
It doesn't matter if it's after Labor Day, Christmas or your friend's cousin's pet fish's funeral, Solange loves an all-white look anytime of the year.
Rooney Mara
Many short girls (including this editor) have succumbed to the notion that tea- or midi-length hems cut them down. Well, you don't need long stem to rock the look.
Case in point: Rooney Mara, who frequently sports the length. To prevent any shortages, she often dons sky-high stilettos. Another trick is to wear oversize silhouettes, which is meant to swallow your shape a bit and intentionally make you look smaller.
Julianne Moore
Who said redheads can't wear red? The trick is to go with darker tones in your hair, like auburn.
Kylie Jenner
The youngest of the Kardashian clan proves that the Canadian tuxedo can, in fact, be chic with the right styling tricks: a knotted shirt, statement sunnies and colorful accent piece (like her watch) break up the denim.
Olivia Wilde
Mixed metals—or the mixing of metallic colors—brings an edgy glam that was once shunned. Here, the new mom pairs a gold clutch with the grey, chrome-like tones in her skirt for an elevated appeal.