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etting stuck in a routine happens to the best of us. To be on top of your style, there’s a need for a constant source of inspiration. If you’re beyond yourself with making proper fashion choices, it’s time to break out of that fashion rut and try something new, and celebrities offer just that. Yes, the internet is peppered with celebrity-inspired outfits you can indeed replicate.
Let’s face it, repeating the same old story can get pretty boring. Therefore, key into the world of fashionable celebrities and their stylists for a dose of style renderings. These celebs steal the show in killa looks on TV, in magazines, and of course, on social media. Our fashionable stars work with their creative stylists to create stunning looks that will excite and refresh your wardrobe. How about we explore 10 stunning celeb-inspired outfits you can replicate this weekend?
Get ready to slay in these 10 celeb-inspired outfits we’re replicating ASAP…
#1. A bold floral dress: Aurora in Christopher John Rogers
Aurora James looked brilliant in a strapless, floor-length floral gown by Christopher John Rogers as she attended the 15 Percent Pledge Gala. The dress was a true work of art and complimented her figure oh-so-perfectly.
To replicate this style, you can rock a similar strapless floral gown. The floor-length detail and fit shouldn’t be compromised. Pair it with simple, elegant accessories, such as a pair of drop earrings and a clutch. Don’t forget to choose the right pair of pumps to complete the look.
#2. Embellished two-piece: Taylor Swift in Roberto Cavalli
Taylor Swift, at the 2023 Grammys, donned an eye-catching violet-blue attire named Midnight, by Roberto Cavalli. The outfit included a top with mock-neck and long sleeves, hand-embroidered with blue and silver sequins and beads. The top resembled a sky full of stars, and the flowing skirt covered in beads and stones was the perfect amount of bling required.
To replicate this, you can either opt for a two-piece embellished number or a midnight blue embellished jumpsuit. The key for this outfit is to go the sparkly route as that’s what makes it shine. Literally.
#3. Cutaway jacket with low-rise pants: Sydney Sweeney in Alexander McQueen
Sydney Sweeney was spotted in a standout cutout jacket and pants by Alexander McQueen at the 73rd Berlin Film Festival. The look features shiny crystals strategically sewn into the jacket. The fringe-like exaggeration gave the hem a ravishing finish. Along with the jacket was the low-rise relaxed trouser that struck a balance between red carpet and casual fashion.
This weekend, the easiest way to replicate this celebrity-inspired outfit is with an embellished blazer dress. Pair this with thigh-high leather boots for a sweet edge, or go chic with comfy pumps.
#4. Puffy sleeves: Sheryl Lee Ralph in Harbison
One of the easiest celebrity styles we’re replicating is a dashing red jumpsuit look. The 2023 Super Bowl kicked off with Sheryl Lee Ralph performing the black National Anthem, where she sang “Lift Every Voice And Sing.” To this outstanding occasion, Ralph went off in a red Harbison Studio jumpsuit with puffy off-the-shoulder sleeves, ornamental gold buttons, and a striking train. The complementary opera gloves were a sight, as she belted out her lines in a sonorous and soothing voice. It’s safe to say her curls were a paid actor, as everything came together to spell out stunning in an attitude only the star could exhibit.
Of course, you don’t have to go all-glam like Ralph this weekend. The way to replicate this is to opt for a single aspect of the outfit to be inspired by. For instance, a mini red dress with exaggerated sleeves or a red jumpsuit paired with matching pumps will do great.
#5. Full-on leopard print: Khloe in CiaoKim Collection
Khloe Kardashians no doubt tapped into the hotness and spice of this skin-tight leopard print jumpsuit. For a Dolce & Gabbana event, she wore a bold leopard look from the CiaoKim Collection. The outfit included a long-sleeved top and matching leggings, all beneath a form-fitting bodysuit with matching prints. A long, furry coat with a leopard print pattern completed her look. If you’re in the mood to go all out, prints are your best bet.
Perhaps, you don’t intend to go about your weekend wearing your bodysuit over a jumpsuit with similar prints. So, to replicate this, focus on a single aspect of the fit and slay that to the max. Whether you choose only the bodysuit, coat, or jumpsuit, each will pass the message across without a hitch.
#6. Clashing colors and textures: June Ambrose in Chanel
This outfit on June Ambrose said spring-ready in pastels and neutrals. The fashionista never fails to experiment with her style — think hues, silhouettes, and breaking all the rules. This look was no exception, as she graced our TLs in a floral-patterned shirt and skirt. Her signature rabbit-eared hat, perched perfectly atop her head, and a long nude jacket added a touch of sophistication to the look. To complete the outfit, Ambrose slipped into a pair of boots that made her feet their home. June Ambrose shows up, and all eyes are on her—for obvious reasons.
If this celeb-inspired outfit has caught your eye, then this weekend, go for pastel hues. You will surely find that with spring around the corner, you’ll be fashionably on point.
#7. A mini feathered gown: H.E.R in Naeem Khan
Multi-talented musician Gabriella Wilson, also known as H.E.R., was a fascinating sight for her latest Vogue Philippines February Cover launch. Although a bit different from her laid-back style, the Naeem Khan feather mini dress with a bejeweled neckline she rocked made all the right statements.
The glittering embellishments added a touch of glamor and sophistication to her already breathtaking look. As one of the celebrity looks we’re replicating, improvise with a heavy necklace if your feather dress misses the bling detailing. The look exudes grace, poise, and glam. With H.E.R.’s soulful voice and unparalleled talent, it’s no surprise that she lets her style make its mark.
#8. A draped cutout number: Lori Harvey in Miss Circle
Drapes and cutouts are still hot this season. Trust Lori Harvey to always deliver on form-fitting frocks. At the Miss Circle glamorous party, Harvey stepped up to the occasion in a neutral-toned number. There’s no doubt an evening event would do this simple and chic look some justice.
Pitch your tent with this look this weekend with a similar dress as the number is flexible to be worn to a non-redcarpet outing. If you’re not in the mood to rock a maxi fit, then go mini or midi for the same result.
#9. A fancy suit look: Angela Bassett in Moschino
A good suit has its place in a woman’s closet. But a fancy suit performs much better. It shows you’re not rocking it out of duty, but because you’re aware of the aura it provides. Angela Bassett goes without introduction, her undeniable talent and sense of style keep her in a place of her own. The star chose the fabulous side of life in an ivory Moschino suit as she attended the Academy Nominees Reception in London.
For the style star with a formal meeting this weekend, pick inspiration from Bassett and slay to the max. Recreate this by slipping into a neutral-toned suit, preferably beige or tan, and finish off with matching pumps.
#10. An elevated casual combo: Storm Reid in Christopher Kane
Storm Reid has never been known to miss the mark. She keeps it real on all style fronts, whether in a dashing ball dress or a graphic t-shirt look. The talented actress served up a stunning calf-length shirt with a flowy long skirt by the fashion virtuoso Christopher Kane, and boy, did she make heads turn.
Reid’s brilliant move of layering the oversize t-shirt over a contrasting-hued maxi skirt is the intentional fashion aesthetic that keeps giving and is ready for you this weekend. To replicate this celeb-inspired outfit, rock a pleated maxi skirt and any graphic long tee of your choice. The loose, chic, long dress remains a casual vibe for the uncompromising maximalist.
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