Fearne Cotton

With all this recent talk about the oxford comma, we thought we'd shine some light on another very important oxford: the oxford collar. We saw the menswear-inspired look in the Spring and Resort collections at Louis Vuitton, Carven and Jason Wu, as well as on some supremely styled celebs — Rose Byrne paired her polka-dot collared shirt with slim-fitting black pants and pumps for a movie screening, while Jamie Chung stepped out at Sundance in a cool leopard pullover over a collared shirt and colored jeans. Finally, Fearne Cotton walked the streets of London in a laid-back chambray tunic-style top with black leggings and a cozy knit coat. She also put a hipster-cool spin on the trend by adding a necklace on top of her tee — an unexpected look that adds a sweet bit of edge. Get prepped by shopping our oxford collar picks below now.

Spring shoe buzz has been largely devoted to the flatform, but there's another style we're eyeing. We've spotted Diane Kruger, Fearne Cotton, and Mary-Kate Olsen all sporting chunky Spring heels — and loved the look so much we added them to our own wish list. Thanks to strappy details, they have sexy appeal, while the thick platform caters to both our fashionable and functional selves. The thicker heels are more supportive — forget that kind of teetering that seems to go hand-in-hand with stilettos. Right now we're loving the safari-inspired versions by Proenza Schouler and the espadrille-inspired YSL version — just shop our editor's picks below to get the look.

As evidenced by the styled renditions from Fearne Cotton, Michelle Monaghan, Carey Mulligan, and Rebecca Romijn — the versatility of a shirtdress can't be overstated, and, likewise, overworn. We love how the style gets continually reinvented in everything from a retro, printed, or denim silhouette to the military-inspired variety. Indeed, there's something for everyone to slip into to take you to the office, cocktails, and beyond.

There's something undeniably Spring about youthful pink hues, but this season we're loving the more sophisticated version of the color on blushing bottoms. Lest we make you blush, we'll avoid the cheeky puns and delve straight into what we love about the splash of color on our trousers and billowy, slouchy silk pants. Just as the styled set below shows you, treat your blushy bottoms as a neutral, then add on the chic printed separates and layers à la Fearne Cotton, Maria Sharapova, and Rachel Roy. We like to think of them as the equivalent of military-hued pants in the Fall; they'll go with everything this Spring, and just as olive cargoes lent a decidedly cold-weather tilt to your look, these will do just the opposite, giving fresh seasonal chicness to whatever you put on.

• Lara Stone goes softer for Self Service, had authenticity of her assets questioned — Huffington Post
• Diane von Furstenberg isn't a Real Housewives fan — Jezebel
• Anna Dello Russo is doing a musical project that has something to do with body language — The Cut
• Fearne Cotton tells us about her latest Very collection — FabSugarUK
• Fashion gives back to Japan — InStyle
• Saks removes Galliano's menswear collection from stores — Vogue UK Daily
• Nasir Mazhar and the hats that never were — Interview
• A first look at Valextra's collaboration with Holmes & Yang — Vogue Daily
• Need a Spring bag wardrobe? Try these six bags under $600 — Purse Blog