69 Times Olivia Palermo Was the Best Dressed Woman at Fashion Week

Olivia worked a menswear look and punctuated the whole thing with a pair of bright yellow heels for the shows in 2010.

Ever the mix master, Olivia played two distinct prints off of each other with this ensemble, then finished it with a CC Skye bag and heeled booties at the Monique Lhuillier show in 2010.

The street style star warmed up a pretty maxi with a furry vest at Lincoln Center in Feb. 2011.

It doesn't get sweeter than Olivia's pretty pink lace look at Valentino.

Olivia showed up to the front row in a floral print Zara sheath dress, which she paired with a statement-making fringed bag.

For the Tibi show, Olivia paired a ladylike blouse with leather shorts.

At Dior, Olivia turned heads in this sheer black look.

Olivia was all polish in this belted blazer at Dior Couture.

Olivia dressed up leopard print shorts with strappy heels for the front row.

Spotted: Olivia embodying Spring warmth in an embellished yellow Marchesa coat, white brocade blouse, and statement necklace at the brand's show at NYFW.

At Noon by Noor in NYC, Olivia topped her orange maxi with a sparkly colorblocked sweater and plush fur vest.

Olivia was one part ladylike, all parts cool in this leather skirt and knotted blouse combo.

For the Tibi show, Olivia mixed a bold necklace, peplum top, and printed shorts for a polished-cum-cool effect.

At the Rachel Zoe show, Olivia reworked a draped and slitted skirt with a structured, belted blazer.

All eyes were on the style star when she slipped into the front row in this brightly colored look.

Looking every bit the trendsetter, Olivia posed in a window pane plaid Tibi dress, black coat, over-the-knee suede boots, and funky cat-eye shades at Antonio Berardi at LFW.

Olivia channeled her boho side for the BCBG show.

Part retro, part fashion-forward, Olivia styled a flouncy skirt and polka-dots with mirrored shades.

At Chloe, Olivia played it chic, but simple in a midi skirt and knee-high leather boots.

Outside the DVF show, Olivia stayed bundled up — but was no less stylish — in a two-toned DVF coat, jacquard Tibi pants, and Rebecca Minkoff booties.

On her way into Marchesa, Olivia topped a tweed short suit and plaid button-down with her DVF coat.

One word sums up Olivia's arrival at Burberry: posh. The front-row fixture piled on the texture and luxe and finished the whole outfit with a sleek zip clutch and Westward Leaning sunglasses.

At Anya Hindmarch, Olivia brought her brights, adding a bold blue double-breasted blazer to a pair of rust-hued skinnies.

The trendsetter effortlessly mixed a perforated long-sleeved blouse with a trumpet-style skirt at the Emilia Wickstead show.

For Christian Dior, Olivia borrowed from the boys — but gave it her own spin.

Olivia loves her fringe bags, but she gave the trend a major boost with a multistrand gold necklace, a wraparound leather hair tie, and, of course, her suede two-tiered skirt. The classic Americana vibes were perfect for her agenda, which included the Michael Kors show and Delpozo.

Olivia went for denim on denim for a busy day at the Nonoo runway show, the Gant Rugger presentation, and a preview of the Marchesa Voyage x ShopStyle collection.

Olivia played up her editor look in a poppy graphic dress and sleek white vest for the Desigual Spring 2015 show and, later, the Coca-Cola x OPI party.

Olivia mixed prints at the Matthew Williamson show, smartly completing the look with a taupe clutch and one single silver cuff.

We've already seen Olivia employ the Burberry scarf, belt, and dress styling trick before. So, it's no surprise she pulled off the very same style for Christopher Bailey's Spring 2015 show. Later, Olivia attended the Issa show in the same outfit.

Olivia sat front row at Valentino in a streamlined kelly green set. And with a built-in belt at the waist, she didn't have to do much styling. But, leave it to Olivia to sport the most covetable Aquazzura sandals that match perfectly to the details on her jacket.

Olivia saw the Chloé show in a monochrome look that certainly played into the Spring trends — we love the way she used her statement stripes to work as a foundation for her animal-print clutch and heels.

Olivia enjoyed Maison Martin Margiela and then Andrew Gn in leather — a proper choice with just enough edge to contrast a makeshift peplum hem and her more feminine Aquazzura sandals.

Olivia's look for the Dior show had to be one of our favorites. From her scarf bracelet to her subtly striped oxblood bag and tassel-embellished shoes, we were smitten.

At the Misha Nonoo show, Olivia brought '70s style with flared jeans.

This preppy-meets-polished outfit is quintessential Olivia. The fashion insider arrived at Tibi in white culottes and a double-breasted jacket from the brand that only Olivia could pair perfectly.

Outside the Chloé show, Olivia dressed for Spring in a bright coat, a shirt, and a bag, all by the brand, plus a cool pair of Westward Leaning sunglasses.

Olivia stepped out in Winter whites including a fun full skirt and cozy turtleneck while attending the Chalayan show during Paris Fashion Week.

Olivia tried out a new trend at Giambattista Valli — coat layering. The style setter donned a sleek leather jacket with a white lapel but layered it over a tweed jacket for a surprising look that proves when it comes to creative styling, Olivia is a pro.

At Dior, Olivia matched her shades to her minidress.

The style pro accessorized her Nordstrom dress with a luxe-boho feel.

Olivia bundled up in a MaxMara coat, Black Orchid denim, and a pair of Tabitha Simmons booties between shows. She topped the look off with Dior sunglasses.

Olivia kicked off London Fashion Week at Emilia Wickstead in a furry Charlotte Simone jacket, distressed Black Orchid skinny jeans, and Tabitha Simmons boots.

Olivia scored major points for style and comfort in this two-piece knit set while out for the Roland Mouret show in Paris.

Sometimes all it takes is one great piece, like Olivia's embellished jacket, to elevate your favorite pair of jeans.

Olivia added interest to all black with a printed furry jacket, skinny scarf, and Westward Leaning shades.

For Dior, Olivia slipped into a luxe and brightly hued coat to complement her black leather boots.

For Rebecca Minkoff (during one of NYFW's hottest days), the style star suited up in mixed prints, adding interest to checked shorts with a striped top.

Olivia repped one of her favorite brands in head-to-toe Tibi — and head-to-toe burgundy — for the Spring show.

When these shaggy Michael Kors pants came down the runway for Fall, we wondered who might pull them off. Olivia nailed the look with a simple sweater while taking in the designer's Spring show.

At Tommy Hilfiger, Olivia slipped into silky stripes then lent her signature styling touch with a belted waist.

At Altuzarra, the trendsetter slipped into a pair of pants from her own Nordstrom collection then topped the look with a fringed knit top and a bag from Salar Milano.

At the Christopher Kane show, Olivia's asymmetrical sweater gave her ladylike plaid skirt a contemporary twist.

For a day out at the Milan shows, Olivia played to the '70s vibe in a pair of flares that happened to match her oversize shades.

Olivia breezed into the Giorgio Armani show looking polished in a full skirt and sweet collared blouse.

Olivia tucked a flowing peplum L'Academie top into black culottes for a dramatic effect while out at Paris Fashion Week.

For Roland Mouret, Olivia dressed down one of the designer's sheer skirts with flats and a bomber jacket.

For a day of shows in Paris, the style star showed just how chic flares can be.

For the Dior show, Olivia proved she can pull off pretty much anything in this white and black ensemble, complete with a chunky knit and corset.

Olivia Palermo gave sophisticated dressing a contemporary update at the Jonathan Simkhai show with a trademark fashion-girl tip: nonchalantly throwing a jacket across her shoulders.

At the Zimmermann show, Olivia dressed up denim simply by adding a statement coat. Lesson learned.

Outside Miu Miu, Olivia showed off a coordinating skirt and top set — but the furry Charlotte Simone stole was the star of this show.

All black with a eye-popping white florals for the Nina Ricci show.

Olivia channeled her edgier side in a furry-trimmed biker jacket and combat boots.

Olivia turned heads while making her way down the street in London in a Preen x L.K. Bennett dress and ankle boots.

Patches make a classic button-down infinitely cooler and primed for pairing with distressed denim and a staple army jacket. That's what we learned from this look at London Fashion Week.

Olivia took casual wear to a chic level by pairing her Karl Lagerfeld jumpsuit with a white bodysuit and tinted sunglasses.

She gave us the ultimate set by pairing a fringed long pleated skirt with a matching jacket.

Olivia paired her lacey dress with the perfect pair of white heels to complete the look.