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Twenty-Nine of Alexa Chung's Best Outfits
Turning 30 is an excuse to have a party; 29 doesn't seem quite as jazzy. So in case Alexa Chung's not that psyched about her 29th birthday today, we've rounded up some Alexa-palooza: 29 of her best overalls, flats, swingy dresses and smudgey eyeliner looks that are really quite an accomplishment in themselves. (Although truthfully, our most favorite Alexa outfits will always be the ones she bought while shopping in Soho with us. Casual brag.)
Matching lipstick makes a really good accessory.
She's partially to blame for the varsity jacket craze.
Strapless dresses look cooler with ankle boots instead of strappy stilettos.
Leather jackets: never not a good idea.
We love the boxy, oversize clutch pairing.
That dress is a little bit Carrie Bradshaw and little bit Betsey Johnson, and it'd be so much fun for dancing in.
It's a lesson in wearing printed t-shirts without looking sloppy.
Many have tried, but few can pull off the female tuxedo. We think Alexa's one of them.
Chain-strap bags pair so nicely with classic black-and-white outfits.
There's a good reason that bright red's one of her go-to colors.
She's probably smiling at a picture of herself in that gorgeous, lacy Chanel top.
Sometimes your necklace and your eyeliner are just so good you don't need pants. It happens.
Layering a white blouse underneath makes her dress feel sorta collegiate and fall-like.
Headphones go with everything, obviously.
I blame her for making me think I could pull off printed jeans.
OVERALLS. Yes.
Once again with the t-shirt layering, once again a success.
Classic, easy, perfect Chanel.
A cape like this means you don't even have to worry about your outfit underneath: you already look awesome.
On her, the peekaboo neckline's sorta flirty, but in a pretty, subtle way.
The shoes keep it from looking too feminine and floaty.
She even took the layering look to the Met Ball, and it totally worked.
I think it's the headband that really nails it here.
This is just all kinds of amazing.
She always has the best shoe pairings: subtle, but clearly thought-out.
Sorta '70s and sorta baroque, but also really versatile: that coat's amazing.
Like Gwyneth, she's one of the few women who actually looks polished in evening shorts.
And this is what sparked my scouring Maje and Rag & Bone for cropped, tweed-y jackets.
It's a sneaky way to stand out in a sea of neon cocktail dresses and giant princess gowns.
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