Shop No Doubt's Iconic Style

3:00 PM, September 26 2012

By Natalie Matthews

After an 11-year hiatus, No Doubt released a new album, Push and Shove, yesterday. I haven't listened to it yet, but I endorse it no matter what it sounds like for two reasons: Gwen Stefani is Taylor Swift-nice—I've met her, casual brag—and she and her band have really, really good style. The rest is just details.

Unlike their musical talent and bubbly personalities, No Doubt's signature outfits are totally copyable. Right now, we're especially on board with Old School Gwen's fashion choices—geometric print sweaters, metallic wedge sneakers, animal prints and bold lipstick—which are totally in-line with fall's punchy-yet-pretty vibe.

Tragic Kingdom album cover, remixed.

If you're the only girl in a band full of dudes, you have to wear badass jeans.

British-punk-infused, with just the right amount of retro librarian: Gwen would love it. She may already have it.

A sleeker version of Gwen's cropped muscle tees, it would look perfectly polished with high-waisted skirt and just a sliver of midriff showing.

For Gwen, the best part is actually being able to dance in them on stage. For us, it's being able to run errands without wobbly Barbie legs, which never look cool and casual.