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The Fashion Issue<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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The Most Fashionable Girls Of 2026<\/h1>\n
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Eight stylish women worth a follow, save, and bookmark.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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by Kevin LeBlanc<\/a><\/address>\n
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We know a thing or two about what makes an It Girl it. Beyond minting the star of the moment every month<\/a>, we also keep close tabs on the way our favorite women dress, both for major red-carpet appearances and the smaller, off-duty moments. And while we\u2019ll always get giddy for custom pieces at blowout premieres, this season, we\u2019re focusing on the girls who capture our attention beyond the Met Gala and Oscars.<\/p>\n

Just like our Fly Guys list<\/a>, this is (hopefully) not an obvious roundup \u2014 there will always be time to shine a light on Dua Lipa and Rihanna \u2014 but one that can bring someone new to your following count and hopefully inspire you to go deep-sea fishing on TheRealReal or pick up a new pair of investment pumps from a runway collection. The women we\u2019ve chosen reflect the zeitgeist \u2014 think preppy, colorful, and Y2K-coded \u2014 but also stand out on their own for going against them and embracing their individual points of view. Below, see who has the most impact on our wish lists and our daily dressing habits.<\/p>\n

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Sarah Pidgeon: The Working Girl<\/h2>\n
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Our February It Girl <\/a>had what is probably the best television role of 2026, and she parlayed her portrayal of the most referenced woman in fashion into being a multi-brand fashion girl in her own right \u2014 something increasingly rare to pull off in this day and age. Her friendships with Prada, Loewe, Chanel, and Balenciaga have lent her off-duty wardrobe a designer edge, but she\u2019s not afraid to mix high (Chanel runway bags) with low (Levi\u2019s 501s) and the unknown, like wearing emerging designer Zoe Anna Gustavia Whalen. She has a classically New York flair to her dressing, which means her wardrobe is streamlined but not afraid of risks. Her Aflalo patent-leather trench coat with oversize buggy sunglasses remains etched in my brain and is a genuine case of street style making an impact on fast fashion.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Amanda Murray: The Tastemaker<\/h2>\n
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Murray<\/a> keeps a low profile as a brand consultant and stylist, but when she posts a sneaker, bag, or dress, expect it to sell out. Murray\u2019s championing of emerging designers like Maximilian Davis (who now designs at Ferragamo) made her a name to watch; her genuine love for shopping makes her a must-follow. She\u2019s a label-brand snob in the best way, mixing old C\u00e9line (accent aigu<\/em> included) with archival Margiela and fresh-off-the-runway Loewe. Her no-holds-barred approach to a wardrobe might not work for everyone, but if you borrow a top here and a clutch there, you can get a taste of what makes her such an influential figure.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Michelle Li: The Industry Insider<\/h2>\n
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Any girl who isn\u2019t afraid of the occasional pink hair is worth paying attention to in the style department, but Li<\/a>\u2019s background in editorial makes her a true savvy shopper. The New York-based writer and stylist went viral with her runway-to-real-life series where she slo-mo runs in her recent purchases, flexing vintage Junya Watanabe floral dresses and brand-new Tory Burch runway pieces in one go. Her style is maximalist and color is her best friend, which results in a girly, flirty style. If her downtown-meets-runway aesthetic doesn\u2019t work for you wholesale, take cues from her color and accessory choices. (I\u2019m borrowing turquoise and Oakley sunglasses, respectively.)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Paloma Elsesser: The Muse<\/h2>\n
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Elsesser<\/a> is one of the most consistently booked models working today, appearing in Abercrombie & Fitch, McQueen, and Victoria\u2019s Secret fall campaigns like light work. Beyond her editorials, campaigns, and red-carpet looks, her Instagram dumps are feeding ground for our TheRealReal hunts and new-season cravings. She\u2019s privy to vintage buys from old Alexander McQueen and Comme des Gar\u00e7ons collections, mixing camo and neon and stripes with the ease of someone who spends time curating her own wardrobe. Her TikTok series \u201cSoft Obsessions\u201d further proves that stars are just like us and crave little pleasures (think: hand creams, notebooks, and Dario Vitale-designed Versace pumps).<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Isabelle Allain: The Actual<\/em> Influencer<\/h2>\n
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Many content creators\u2019 posts and outfits feel like a copy-and-paste situation from any given mood-board or reference, but Allain<\/a> has quickly become a standout thanks to her wacky TikToks \u2014 like trying on shoes made out of Legos or a bustier made out of wood \u2014 and her outfit posts. She embodied the sporty summer of 2026 with long shorts, plaid shirts, and wrap-around sunglasses, and her paid posts feel considered. After meeting her on a press trip, I am convinced she just might be the best-dressed girl in the \u201ccreator\u201d category: When we met, she was wearing a lilac Christopher Esber silk bomber and hot pants paired with brown Ala\u00efa sandals and a chartreuse knit Tom Ford tank top. On paper, it should not have worked, but her eye for color and pattern is top tier.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Devon Lee Carlson: The Free Spirit<\/h2>\n
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Carlson<\/a>\u2019s love for vintage has led to brands like Frankies Bikinis and Reformation tapp ingher for collaborations that honor her \u201970s-meets-today aesthetic, complete with lots of halter-neck secondhand dresses, slips, and low-rise denim. Any fan of Carlson\u2019s knows she\u2019s an actual shopper, as evidenced by her vintage shopping hauls posted to TikTok and YouTube. Her ability to take an oft-overlooked bag and turn it into an object of desire make her unique, and her trend-agnostic view on shopping also inspires us to reach into the depths of any bargain bin and turn something wrinkly into something wearable.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Olympia Gayot: The Designer\u2019s Designer<\/h2>\n
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Gayot<\/a> has stormed through the archives at J.Crew to not only reissue the greatest hits of the brand\u2019s past like the Rollneck Sweater and the Boy Chino, but create a new visual language for the brand that has clearly landed with customers. Between the collaborations she\u2019s pulled off and the campaign faces she\u2019s booked, it\u2019s clear she knows how to steer the ship. She\u2019s also an ideal model for upcoming launches and hero products: Her mirror selfies from the J.Crew headquarters in downtown Manhattan serve just as much inspiration as the incredible imagery her and the team dream up. She has us craving workwear pants, wayfarer sunnies, thick classic black leather belts, espadrilles, fisherman sandals \u2014 in short, the preppy revival pieces she\u2019s repopularized.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Lotta Volkova: The Clothing Magician<\/h2>\n
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There is no runway stylist more responsible for the way we dress in the last decade than Volkova<\/a>, who shaped Demna\u2019s Balenciaga and Vetements collections and is currently redefining the modern woman at Miu Miu and August Barron. Her street-first take on fashion reflects real-life styling, but make no mistake about it: Her wardrobe is all designer. She regularly mixes and matches her clients\u2019 clothes to create unexpected color combinations and styling hacks that, on others, could read silly or try-hard, but she pulls it off with her white-blond hair and low-key glam.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n