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Chloe was beautiful—we loved how they topped off cool contemporary separates with swishy capes. To get the look for fall, take a cue from Natalie Portman and trade in your jacket for a warm cape, wide-leg jeans and a printed scarf.

DKNY, $595; visit net-a-porter.com.

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Stella McCartney’s collection was feminine, carefree and an ode to the glamorous ’70s. With ditzy prints, ruffles and shades of pink we can look forward to a soft focus for spring. Enjoy this optimistic trend for fall by pairing a pink ruffled blouse with skinny black pants and booties.

Sonia Rykiel Blouse, $910; visit net-a-porter.com.

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At Roberto Cavalli, chain-strap bags made a new style statement when mixed with vintage-style chiffon tea dresses. The bold hardware added just the right amount of edge to the ultra-feminine looks—even more proof that fall’s must-have bag will work for seasons to come!

Lanvin Bag, $1,965; visit net-a-porter.com.

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Raf Simons added just the right amount of feminine ruffles to classic Jil Sander daywear for his Spring 2010 collection. While this girly trend has been following us for several spring seasons, the way to wear it now is with a ruffle-front dress, tights and platform booties.

Marios Schwab Dress dress, $2,565; visit net-a-porter.com.

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Burberry Prorsum‘s runway show was all glitz and glam, in part due to the star-studded front row, but mostly because it featured one of our favorite trends: metallic sequins! Even Emma Watson—who is stars in the label’s ad campaign—worked some major sparkle at the show in a gold sequin minidress. But don’t save your sequins for the holidays; wear a sparkly jacket now with jeans and sleek boots for a glamorous fall look.

3.1 Phillip Lim Coat, $1,500; visit net-a-porter.com.

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Christopher Kane knows what women want—pretty clothes with attitude! The buzzy British designer sent a slew of gingham dresses down his spring runway that looked like modernized takes on outfits Bridget Bardot or Marilyn Monroe might have worn. Get your gingham fix for fall with a flirty dress that you can wear now and later. Or, try a boyfriend-style button-down that will pair perfectly with your favorite skinny jeans.

Paul & Joe Sister dress, $200; visit net-a-porter.com.

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Matthew Williamson was the first big show of London Fashion Week and the designer did what he does best—high octane glitz. Textured jacquard and brocade was highlighted on jackets and sexy minidresses for a party-ready look you can rock now through spring.

Luella Dress, $875; visit net-a-porter.com.

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The little black dress has taken a tough turn thanks to body conscious fits and texturized details in Phi’s Spring 2010 collection. Wear an edgy black dress now with leggings and then with booties and bare legs again come spring!

Alexander Wang Dress, $580; visit net-a-porter.com.

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