Plaid prints may bring thoughts of tennis outings, yacht parties, or crab feeds, but these nine celebs proved there are many ways, both edgy and chic, to work the classic print. From casual coffee runs to red-carpet events, Hollywood's hottest have showcased this versatile pattern in a number of different ways. Whether you layer your plaid button-down over denim like Brooklyn Decker, rough up a plaid frock like Emma Watson, or suit up in a plaid-on-plaid number like Alexa Chung, we are sure there is the perfect plaid piece just for you. Step inside to see how these A-listers added their personality to the classic print, then shop our picks to incorporate a little, or a lot of, plaid into your wardrobe.

Leelee Sobieski may be starring as a cop in the new CBS series NYC 22, but when she's not in uniform on set, the actress is busy making major style statements on the red carpet. Whether she's attending a design-house brunch or a glamorous gala, the actress sticks to her signature style with striking, sophisticated dresses and attention-grabbing shoes. Leelee's go-to look includes classic pieces in solid shades, unexpected details, and silhouettes that show off her figure. From a ladylike peplum number to a printed silk sheath, check out some of Leelee's best style moments, then get her look by shopping similar pieces.

From shoes to bags and especially jewelry, celebs are all about accessorizing, and recently we spotted Gwyneth Paltrow in NYC wearing her signature one-of-a-kind horn pendant that has us on the hunt for an equally unique necklace. Gwyneth has been sporting her noteworthy necklace all around town; from a casual day in LA to a formal pre-Oscars party, her vintage pendant injects just the right amount of glamour into any look. If you are searching for the perfect topper for an evening ensemble or you just want to add a touch of personality to your daytime style, step inside to shop nine killer necklaces to marry into your accessories collection.

Celebrities across the globe have been embracing florals, and while one might think the feminine print is reserved for flirty frocks and skirts, these 15 celebs prove the blooming trend works with casual and edgy pieces for day and night. It's no secret Spring is associated with vibrant colors, shorter hems, and eye-catching prints, which is why Hollywood's hottest are flourishing in florals. Whether you take your cue from Lana Del Rey in a pastel sweater and floral skinny jeans, rock Spring-worthy shorts with a sweet-cum-sexy blouse like Shenae Grimes, or go bold in blooming trousers and a textured topper like Olivia Palermo, this trend can easily work with items already in your closet. Step inside and see how these fashionistas styled their floral bottoms, then shop our widgets to snag the perfect pair for you.

Anthropologie just nabbed Tracy Reese as one of its designers for its Made in Kind May collection. With three frock-filled collections on her own — Tracy Reese, Plenty, and Frock — it's safe to say the designer knows a thing or two about creating cute and flattering dresses for all kinds of women. Her new line for Anthropologie, launching tomorrow, was inspired by rich garden landscapes from a visit to Frida Kahlo's museum, resulting in ladylike flora-filled dresses. Some are treated with oversize bow embellishments, while others feature delicate lace dipped in a saturated teal hue. The best part? The modest hemlines and pretty prints can easily take you from a long day at work to tea time in 30 seconds flat with just a few simple accessory swaps. Tracy Reese's seven-piece collection for Anthropologie ranges from $248 to $348; see the complete collection now in the slideshow.

With a nod to both sportier and sexier sensibilities, the runways from Phillip Lim, Rag & Bone, Proenza Schouler, and more showcased flashes of skin with their racerback silhouettes. Our love for the back-baring cut is twofold: the heat demands a little less coverage, and these fits deliver in the coolest way possible. Now we've curated a collection of 20 favorites — dresses that feel as carefree as they do flirtatious and tops with a touch of the athletic-inspired edge. In the market for some beat-the-heat Spring-to-Summer staples? We guarantee you'll wear these pieces all season long. Click on to see and shop our favorite ways to bare a little back.