The bank holiday is coming! Horray! Not only does this mean that we joyfully get to press the snooze button on Monday morning for as long as we’d like, it also causes us to have a whole extra day of weekend dressing. Double day! So, happily waving goodbye to our working wardrobe for yet another day, we figured we’d make the most of the long weekend by looking to Tinsel Town for a few outfit ideas. After all, who else would we look to for some stylespiration than the A-list celebs whose wardrobes we covet on a daily basis?
Regardless of what you’re up to, we’ve found a celeb to suit. Heading out for a post work celebratory drink? Look to Kendall Jenner. Popping to the shops on Saturday? Kate Bosworth’s your girl. Sunday brunching? Take a little inspo from the uber-chic Olivia Palermo. You name the occasion; we’ve got a stars style to steal.
Check out our four easy breezy outfits to wear all weekend below…
Occasion: Friday Drinks
Heading out after work to welcome in the weekend with a glass (or two)? Take a tip from Kendall Jenner’s wardrobe and opt for a tailored look in clean tones with a sculpted silhouette. Simply swap your office shirt for a minimal crop top to flash a little flesh, keeping your outfit tonal to score major style points.
Credits: Soft Pleated Wide Leg Culottes, £40, Topshop; Funnle Neck Top, £25.99, Zara; Round Metal Sunglasses, £245, Fendi; Asymmetric Leather Skirt, £248, Me + Em; Medium Sugar Leather Tote, £1,465, Givenchy; Nude Court Shoes, £250, Kurt Geiger.
Occasion: Saturday Shopping
When it comes to casual dressing, it doesn’t get much better than Kate Bosworth’s bohemian style. Not only can she throw on a pair of dungarees and still look the business, her unfussy, laid-back look is perfect for running around town on a Saturday morning. Comfortable and cool, weekend dressing doesn’t get much better than this.
Credits: Cotton Chambray Overalls, £228, Rag & Bone; Blouse With Smocking, £29.99, H&M; Tortoiseshell Sunglasses, £10, Miss Selfridge; Oval Messanger Bag, £25.99, Zara; Lace-up Suede Wedge Sandals, £660, Chloé.
Occasion: Sunday Brunch
Who else does prim and proper dressing with a fashion-savvy edge better than Olivia Palermo? No one. That’s who. Which is why if you’re heading to a boozy Sunday brunch then she should be your go-to-gal. Keeping in casual? Think a pair of distressed denims and a sharp white blazer. Need something more elegant? Then a statement dress is your BFF. Both accentuated with a pair of standout courts, of course.
Credits: White Crepe Blazer, £59.99, Zara; Lace & Silk Mini Dress, £2,080, Valentino; Satin Pleated Midi Skirt, £55, Topshop; Boyfriend Angie Jeans, £39.99, Mango; Royal Blue Pumps, £680, Manolo Blahnik.
Occasion: Monday Movies
No stylespiration would be complete without dipping into the wardrobe of Alexa Chung. The queen of casual cool has the enviable ability to make any outfit look completely effortless. Ideal for an afternoon date at the movies, think 70’s inspired little lace dresses, ditching the heels in favor of a pair of Mary Jane flats. Alternatively a monochrome blouse and suede miniskirt will also score top marks.
Credits: Bell Sleeve Lace Dress, £65.00, Topshop; Pussy-Bow Silk Blouse, £635, Chloé; High School Mini Bag, £675, Saint Laurent; Suede skirt, £24.99, H&M; Flat Shoes With Ankle Strap, £29.99, Zara.
