1. AGYNESS DEYN
Having pushed Kate Moss off of her coveted top spot on Tatler's best dressed list, Agyness has a style many wish they could replicate.If you are brave, her look isn't actually that hard to copy.
Skinny jeans are a key item but with a bit of a twist; try brightly coloured, cropped or ripped.
80s punk band tees are also a favourite of the model and there are loads of great ones on the market at the moment.
White plimsolls are another favourite of Agyness' but she often has them customised with neon fabric paint for a look no one else has.
She also loves hats and you can try any style as long as it has a bit of an edge.
And, of course, don't forget your DocMartens.
Coloured Skinny Jeans, American Apparel, £46
80's Band Tees, Styl, from £15.99
White Plimsoll Trainers, Primark, £2
Boater Hat, Topshop, £20
DocMartens, £49.95
2. DAISY LOWE
As the daughter of Pearl Lowe, step-daughter of Gwen Stefani, and girlfriend of Mark Ronson Daisy Lowe has the best role models in cool.
Replacing Kate Moss for lingerie giant Agent Provocateur, 19 year old Daisy is already making her mark on the fashion industry.
Fearne's daytime look is really easy to replicate as she buys a lot of pieces from the high street.Emma Giggs
Her look is a bit retro with elements of gothic vamp thrown in like black nail polish.
Take inspiration for the evening from Daisy's on trend high-waisted voluminous short skirts mixed with a sheer blouse, black tights and a pair of Mary-Janes.
Or you could try a cute and quirky dress with knee high socks and some killer patent red heels.
For the daytime mix a pair of pale skinny jeans with a cartoon tee and a blazer.
Blue SatinSkirt, ASOS, £20Navy Nail Polish, Chanel, £13Cartoon Tee, Truffle Shuffle, £24.99Tartan Dress, Hooch, £45Knee High Socks, Wolford, £11.99
3. FEARNE COTTON
She's made her name as a TV presenter but it seems that we know her more for her great sense of style as she is never out of celeb magazine's fashion pages.
Fearne's daytime look is really easy to replicate as she buys a lot of pieces from the high street.
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