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She has talent and style well beyond her 15 years, that much we already knew about the ever-adorable Chloë Moretz. Her latest look for NYC's Comic Con is only further proof of her sharp fashion instincts as she expertly balanced a mix of trends and textures in one polished Antonio Berardi ensemble. Just what makes it work so well? Read on for the styling know-how and our editors' shopping picks.

• Chloë juxtaposed an on-trend, perforated jacket against a classic white button-down. Her button-down is a perfect anchor for the more eye-catching fabrics and accents on both her jacket and her skirt.
• Her miniskirt works with the mix, because while it's a bright, light hue, the textural metallic jacquard speaks this season's trends. We also love that the deep shade of her jacket helps to ground the more whimsical shade of pretty blue on her skirt.
• Lastly, we can't talk about Chloë's outfit without talking about her statement shoes. While the heels are fun, they're not too over the top, thanks to a black and white palette that keeps them in the same color family as the rest of the look — they're just the right pop of print.

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Because there's nothing worse than running into someone you know when you're sporting your I-just-rolled-out-of-bed sweatpants, we firmly believe that your off-duty ensembles should look just as cool as anything you'd pull together on a weekday. With that in mind, Karolina Kurkova provided some worthy end-of-the-week inspiration to put to good use all weekend long. In a perfect mix of trendier Fall staples, like a great pair of coated red skinnies and lace-up field boots, and essentials, like a go-to black knit, Karolina managed to achieve that vibe we're always seeking: effortlessly attired and still totally on point. Swap out your college sweats and faded jeans for a weekend ensemble that's actually just as easy to throw on but infinitely more appealing with a little Karolina-inspired shopping right here.

Clockwise from top left: J.Crew Jackie Pullover ($65), Tory Burch Allover "t" Jacquard Scarf ($185), Marc by Marc Jacobs Oversized Sunglasses ($100), Coach Classic Long Trench ($498), Zara Plaited Shopper ($159), BDG Chelsea Lace-Up Boot ($59), Habitual Amalia Skinny Jean ($267)

We inevitably fall into rules and predictable patterns with the arrival of Fall and Winter — dark colors, heavy fabrics. Some is seasonal necessity, but you can rework the dress code to allow for pretty pops of print and a crisp, clean palette. Kate Bosworth's latest is a lesson in working that angle to the fullest, stepping out for an appearance in Sydney in Preen's modern floral-print blouse and coordinating pencil skirt with a sexy sheer inset. Right down to her Casadei pumps, Kate worked the fresh, Spring-ready look, but we'll give you some tips on making the ensemble work for right now.

• If you're lucky enough to live in a warmer climate all year long, there's really no need to tweak the combo. If you aren't, look to a cool, fitted blazer to top it off, while still keeping it sleek.
• If the chill is really starting to set in, there are other ways to warm up the look. Add a (faux) fur-lined anorak to the mix and swap out your pumps for ankle boots.
• You can get away with florals and whites all year long, but if the look seems to scream Spring, mix and match a floral blouse like Kate's with cozy Fall trousers or add a slouchy sweater to your crisp pencil skirt. The important thing to remember is that opposites do attract — outfits look infinitely more interesting when you play with textures, prints, and colors.

Russia is having a moment. Thanks to Keira Knightley's latest film incarnation as Anna Karenina and real-life Russian fashion darling, Miroslava Duma's latest Fashion Week looks, we can't seem to shake the visions of each of these beauties, decked out in decadent furs, rich fabrications, and enviable jeweled add-ons. That's what our Fall fantasies are made of, as of late. Fortunately, dreams become reality when you couple inspirations with this season's actual shopping options: baroque themes that we saw on the runways at Valentino, Dolce & Gabbana, and Balmain now manifesting as a pair of opulent gold trousers or a pair of studded ankle-straps. These finds make channeling that high-society drama with Miroslava's street-styled twist all the more attainable.

Clockwise from top left: Keira Knightley as Anna Karenina, Shourouk E-Vegas Earring ($465), Valentino Couture Winter 2012, Topshop Paisley Jacquard Cigarette Trousers ($90), Zara Ballerina With Jewels ($90), Miroslava Duma, Elcom Fox Fur Stole ($1,539)