1. Sharon Stone: L.A.-style glam
Stone, 61, gives blazers and sophisticated tailoring a sporty edge by pairing them with racing pants and sneakers, adding a touch of classic Hollywood with red lipstick, a sleek off-the-shoulder blonde bob, sunglasses, and a fine leather bag. Everything she wears has unexpected details: her bags are bright blue or red, the black leggings are pirate cut, the ones she wears with an oversized hoodie, the sweatpants are long and baggy, and the jacket reaches to the waist to give it shape. What makes this style work is the theory of opposites attract.
2. Sarah Jessica Parker: eclectic and colorful
Parker, 54, peppers everyday jeans and dresses with sparkle, color, and de, tails. Her super-long locks—a mix of brown and blonde—suggest a preference for extremes, but it's the storybook midi dresses, the voluminous skirts, the Mary Janes with big shiny buckles (she even wears them with purple socks!) and tailored plaid coats in contrasting colors that tell their style story. Even basic overalls are given a magical touch with folded boots and a feminine top. What makes this style work is a fearless attitude and a sense of creativity when dressing.
3. Tracee Ellis Ross: fabulous with tailored clothes
Ross begins her style with an incredible puff of textured hair that is sometimes knotted, in a bun, twisted, or braided. Then, we see her dressed in oversized, structured jackets and suits, with sneakers, message tees, and sweatshirts, and in dress shorts and heels. Ross, 47, accessorizes statement-making pinstripe jackets and dress coats with a belt or by rolling up the sleeves and even makes couture-chic jumpsuits and funnel-neck vests look ordinary every day. What makes this style work is treating serious clothing casually and vice versa.
4. Jennifer Aniston: black and minimalist
Aniston sticks to a color theme of black as the basis for her clean, modern wardrobe of understated dresses and jeans (she occasionally ventures into white). Ella's uniform in all-neutral colors ellas is designed to stay on trend, with each garment carefully crafted for cut and detail (particularly necklines) and the ability to highlight Ella's very toned and fit silhouette. There are no baggy, oversized pieces in this closet, but the time Aniston, 50, wears a midi skirt or wide-leg pants, you'll see her pairing them with a bodycon top, giving her gives definition. What makes this look work is staying within a color palette, so mixing old and new pieces is a breeze.
5. Julianne Moore: bohemian and elegant
Moore, 59, likes to add a touch of comfort to his style: Maxi skirts, midi dresses, and wide-leg pants are his current recipe for looking good and feeling on-trend. She wears baggy sweaters with pleated skirts, pleated dresses with baggy leather boots, and even adds a roomy, cocoon-shaped raincoat with her leggings. Moore's accessories are just as laid-back, like sneakers, sneakers, or wedge walking boots, and hands-free crossbody bags or a backpack. What makes this look work is that you choose beautifully detailed, lightweight pieces that flow and drape well.
6. Cindy Crawford: flawless pants
Crawford lives in jeans and pants, but her strategy for owning this look is to stand out from the crowd. She achieves her look with a button-down and button-down tops instead of T-shirts, often tucked into pants for a casual touch to the outfit. A leather biker or velvet jacket adds a rock-and-roll edge, while ankle boots or strappy heeled sandals keep the look consistently modern. She notes how Crawford, 53, prefers mid-rise jeans and pants to high-waisted ones (details count), adding a belt or cummerbund at the hip to accentuate her fit silhouette. What makes this look work is repeating timeless pieces with updated fabrics and fits for a fail-safe formula that's easy to take anywhere from Paris to Des Moines.
