We imagine a day in the life of Olivia Palermo is impossibly chic — so when we got 30 days of outfits from the street style pro, it was like a fashion girl's dream come true. Every day this month, the style setter gave us a glimpse of her outfits [1], showing off her expertise at print mixing, playful proportions, and whimsical accessorizing with each snap. Truthfully, there's so much that it could supply us with inspiration far beyond a single month of the year — in fact, there are ample styling lessons to be learned in just one of her well-crafted ensembles. To that point, we've made some very tough decisions and zeroed in on just the top six. Scroll to soak up the styling magic and shop your favorites too.
Olivia Palermo Outfit Inspiration
There's no such thing as too many prints — not when you layer them up the Olivia way. Stick to patterns in the same palette — and flash a little skin to break it up.
Olivia Palermo Outfit Inspiration
Dress up your Summer whites and add interest with textural details, like a hint of lace or a quilted finish. And take note: do as Olivia does and add sky-high heels to lengthen your stems.
Olivia Palermo Outfit Inspiration
Olivia channels a touch of Fall with a sheer plaid and a slit skirt [2]. We love the unexpected addition of her metallic brogues for a more playful, borrowed-from-the-boys finish.
Olivia Palermo Outfit Inspiration
While we often style our LWDs up for a cocktail party or beach day, we love that Olivia dresses hers down with oxfords for a look that could easily go from weekend errands to a casual date night.
Olivia Palermo Outfit Inspiration
Transition your Summer shorts right into Fall with a couple of cozy layers up top. Follow Olivia's lead and look for a sweatshirt that can double as a statement piece — et voilà! No jewelry necessary.
Olivia Palermo Outfit Inspiration
If you're styling your overalls the Olivia way, you'll never have to worry about them appearing too juvenile. A collared shirt and bow-adorned flats dress them up, while mirrored lenses up the cool factor.