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You can often spot Diane Kruger in the front row at Chanel's fashion shows, but now she'll be representing the brand as the new face of its skin care range. Already this year, the brand has released its makeup campaign featuring Gisele, and last year Brad Pitt graced its much-talked-about (and spoofed) fragrance spot. Diane's ambassador role will include ads set to launch later this year, but this isn't her first time working with Chanel. In 1996 she was the face of the brand's Allure fragrance campaign, and in 2007 she fronted the Paris-Biarritz handbag campaign shot by Karl Lagerfeld. More recently, Diane was the face of Calvin Klein Beauty fragrance. With her flawless complexion and sophisticated style, Chanel and Diane are a perfect match.

In our quest for Spring street-style-inspired perfection, we came across one of our favorite Revenge starlets, Ashley Madekwe wearing a look we'd like to copy ASAP. The actress paired a floral Topshop dress with Chanel ballet flats and statement shades, creating a look that's high on feminine charm. You, too, can emulate Madekwe's girlie outfit with a few key pieces — five, to be exact. See and shop our inspired picks right now.

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There are plenty of new pastel polishes available for Spring, and what better time than Easter try a floral design that features these soft-hued shades? This daisy design gives you a pretty look for Spring, and it's a lot easier to create than it seems. After applying a base coat, paint your nails in a pastel green shade. I used two coats of L'Oréal Nail Colour in Pistachio Dream ($6 at drugstores). Next, using the tip of a pencil, dot on a white polish, such as CoverGirl Outlast Stay Brilliant Nail Gloss in Snow Storm ($6), to create the five petals of a daisy. After you've created the five dots, go back and use a pencil tip to dab on the yellow center of the flower. I used Chanel Le Vernis in Mimosa ($27). You can also use different pastel polishes, like L'Oréal Nail Colour in The Palace Life ($6 at drugstores), to form different-colored flowers, too. Not only does the random placement of flowers keep the look fresh, but it also makes it even easier to do.

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Katharine McPhee spent a night out in NYC looking equally slick and chic, thanks to her black leather jacket and silky orange trousers. She completed her outfit with a simple black tee, spiked Christian Louboutin pumps, a black Chanel bag, and a few silver baubles, including a chunky watch, long necklace, and stacked rings. We were instantly drawn to this look because it satiates both an edgy and feminine styling aesthetic. Up top and on her feet, it was all about a tough feel, while in between, Katharine's silky pants provided a dash of girlie flair. So the next time you step out after dark, look to McPhee by matching up your edgier pieces (a leather jacket is a must) with flowy trousers. Don't own a pair? Shop our editors' picks to get the look now.

Clockwise left to right: AllSaints Martell Biker Jacket ($588), T by Alexander Wang Tee ($89, originally $126), Demitasse Demibullet Necklace ($73), Forever 21 Quilted Chain Strap Shoulder Bag ($25), Rebecca Minkoff Heart Stack Ring ($78), Christian Louboutin Fifi Spikes Red Sole Pump ($1,195), Nixon The Kensington Watch ($125), Emporio Armani Loose Trousers ($286)

Here's one way to help your collection tell a story: Karl Lagerfeld is getting behind the camera again for an upcoming film, which will star Keira Knightley as Coco Chanel. The film itself is set to go along with Chanel's Resort 2014 collection.

More on the film, here.