Have you ever wonder, where do we get our inspiration from ?
In our blog, we come across plenty of fabulous dressers, but making it onto this top ten list takes more than a closetful of the the latest designers hand bags and shoes. The people we've chosen have one thing in common: They've affected the way other women dress. You may love them or hate the, but you can't ignore them, not in these get ups.
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Michelle Obama
The First Lady has crafted a look that's totally non-hyperbolic: She's an everywoman with smart high-low taste, a good figure and on occasion, the need to dress for a black-tie event with the world's most powerful rules in attendance
Her efforts have landed her on Vanity Fair's International Best-Dressed list for four years running.
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Kate Moss
Basically, everything you've had or wanted to have in your closet over the past ten years first appeared on the back, foot, neck or arm of the unsinkable supermodel.
And if you want a piece of the Brit's look, you'd better hurry to Topshop, where Moss' signature line will have its last full collection this fall.
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The Olsens
Both lauded and lambasted mid-decade for draping their waifish frames with oversize layers to stalk throught the NYU campus, Mary-Kate and Ashley graduated to become major trend igniters ( not to mention the respected designers of their own lines, The Row and Elizabeth and James)
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Sarah Jessica Parker
Two words: Carrie Bradshaw.
Now its is officially impossible to traverse certain areas of New York City without stumbling into hordes of the over-accessorized-Parker's affection for fashion seems beguilingly sincere, as her decision to lay it on the line as creative director at Halston Heritage Shows.
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Chloe Sevigny
The ultimate proof of Sevigny's icon status? Even the austere sister-wife style of her Big Love character has been influential.
She's appeared on not just her pal Tara Subkoff's Imitation of Christ runways, but also on the catwalk at Dolce & Gabbana; labels from Chloe to Uniqlo have used her in their ad campaigns; she's a favorite of designers like Stefano Pilati and Proenza Schouler boys.
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Lady Gaga
The girl may have taken a page from Madonna's playbook, but boy, did she run with it.
Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta, the born-and-bred New York City Catholic schoolgirl has quickly thrust herself into a line of sartorial envelope-pushers: Elton John, David Bowie, Prince-who turned ugly into iconic.
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Rachel Zoe
Mischa Barton, Nicole Richie and Lindsay Lohan all fell under Rachel Zoe's haute-hippie/retro-boho spell in the mid-aughts, piling massive baubles onto their wire-thin frames and experimenting, probably more than was necessary, with lots of ironic hats.
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Daphne Guinness
She may be petite-she once made a pair of Alexander Mcqueen's "lobster"shoes fit by stuffing them with newspaper-but she knows how to make a big sartorial statement.
What singles the haute heiress out, though, is how deeply felt her devotion to fashion is.
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Jennifer Lopez
Lopez has had her ups and downs and her fair share of ho-hums on the red carpet, so her claim to icon status may rest on a single dress.
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Carine Roitfeld
Not only did she make over Paris Vogue in her own image but her rock 'n' roll brand of hardware-heavy, black-on-black dressing has dominated the entire decade (or at least its street-style blogs).
Hands down to all our fashion icon.
Till then, see you later guys
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