Olivia Wilde rocks Stella McCartney stripes, Jourdan Dunn does menswear, and Kendall Jenner shows off her pelvis. Plus, more best and worst dressed of the week.
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Margot Robbie was on-trend in her matching blue and white printed crop top and high-waisted skirt by Vionnet at the 'One For The Boys' charity ball on June 15 in London.
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On June 17, actress Chloë Moretz attended the 2014 Summer Party at The Highline in NYC rocking a black and white Christopher Kane dress from the designer's resort 2014 collection with strappy Stuart Weitzman sandals and a fringed bag by Coach.
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For the Cartier Queen's Cup Final on June 15 in England, Michelle Dockery looked polo-appropriate sporting a white Antonio Berardi frock with leopard-printed Mulberry heels.
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Olivia Wilde looked summery and chic at a screening of Third Person in NYC on June 17 wearing a striped, cut-away Stella McCartney dress and bright orange Jerome C. Rousseau pumps.
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Model Jourdan Dunn pulled off the athletic, androgynous look (which included an oversized tank and basketball-style shorts) while attending the Topman Spring/Summer 2015 presentation and London Fashion Week on June 15.
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Jessica Alba showed off her tan in a burnt-orange mini-dress by Vivienne Westwood and gold, pointed-toe Giuseppe Zanotti heels at the 2014 New York Women In Film And Television Awards gala on June 18 in NYC.
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Was Kendall Jenner's pelvis-baring dress for the MuchMusic Video Awards on June 15 sexy or skanky? The reality star-cum-model may have received mixed reviews over her revealing gown, but she seemed quite proud of her sartorial selection; "why do one slit when you can do TWO!?" she tweeted.
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Taylor Momsen took grunge too far with black board shorts, platformed boots, a ratty t-shrit, and a plaid button-down. The only thing her look needs? Some serious help.
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Scout Willis looks sad to be wearing this romper. If we were her, we would be too.
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