Streetstyle: The personal styles of fashion's top 5 editors

Editorial Status: 5 Fashion editors' signature style

Nur Syazana H.

25 Sep 2015

mis à jour le 6 October 2015 à 22:28

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Julia Sarr-Jamois
Julia Sarr-Jamois is a streetstyle maven and senior fashion editor of i-D magazine. The British native rarely gets it wrong in everything she wears, and these days, she's into puffy bomber jackets and oversized coats layered over T-shirts.
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Julia Sarr-Jamois
The high-waisted mom jeans with socks and loafers remind us of styling lessons from the 80s and 90s. Style it up for the weekend with heels instead for a chic socks-and-sandals look.
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Julia Sarr-Jamois
Keep things simple yet bold by going neutral for your outfit and adding a pop of colour like the editor does here. If coats aren't your thing, go for a bright cardigan or statement handbag.
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Anna Dello Russo
The Vogue Nippon editor and couture collector is such an icon in the fashion industry that you may remember her collaboration with H&M back in 2012 for a capsule collection of accessories, shoes and bags, including luggage. Always a risk-taker in all her outfits, it's difficult to pinpoint a signature look. But one thing's for sure - the fashion star loves showing off her lengthy gams.
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Anna Dello Russo
The Italian fashionista loves to bare all by donning minidresses and hot shorts that display her toned and tanned legs. The feature is perfect for our weather, so bust out your best thigh-skimming frocks and shorts to channel your inner ADR.
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Anna Dello Russo
Seen here in a Marques Almeida denim dress, Anna Dello Russo plays with layers yet airs her legs out to show off that the gym sessions paid off.
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Carine Roitfeld
Carine Roitfeld is a veteran in the fashion publishing industry. Her reign at Vogue Paris lasted for a decade before launching CR Fashion Book, and now she has a capsule collection with Uniqlo on the way. In terms of her personal style, the editor is always cool and effortless, embodying the true je nais se quoi of Parisian style.
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Carine Roitfeld
Skinny neck scarves are an accessory she frequently sports, with anything from maxi dresses to midis and a variety of tops.
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Carine Roitfeld
Follow suit in the iconic editor's footsteps and replace your statement necklace for a slim scarf around your neck - preferably in black.
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Miroslava Duma
Pint-sized fashionista Miroslava Duma may be small in stature, but packs a punch in the fashion business. She was formerly a part of the Russian Harper's Bazaar team and now runs her own fashion empire, Buro 24/7.
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Miroslava Duma
The stylish Miroslava doesn't shy away from oversized fits despite her petite frame, and chooses to counteract the large silhouettes by accentuating a part of her body, like cinching the waist or going bare-legged.
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Miroslava Duma
High-waist denim elongates the legs and are fool-proof for those of us who are on the shorter side. Pair the look with heels for a bit of height and show off a small waist by tucking in your tops.
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Anna Wintour
Arguably the most notable name in fashion, Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour is best known for her signature bob and bangs. However, she's also rarely seen in pants and will be recognised from miles away with her printed fit-and-flare dresses.
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Anna Wintour
Anna Wintour frequently dons a uniform of various printed midi dresses that fit well on the bodice and have an A-line skirt. Short sleeves or the presence of none at all show off toned arms despite the editor's age, and always leave us wondering what the mysterious fashion mogul does in her downtime.
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Anna Wintour
Prints are definitely the editor's favourite, as she wears it even on coats in the Fall season. Don't forget your oversized black sunnies if you plan on mimicking her style.

We cover what Anna Wintour, Carine Roitfeld, Anna Dello Russo and more fashion editors wear frequently to fashion week.

Their names may ring a bell, and their outfits featured on streetstyle sites definitely keep us coming for more. The industry's most notable fashion editors seem to lead the lives that 'every girl would die for' (as quoted by Devil Wears Prada's Nigel), attending shows, making the biggest decisions for their publications and owning the most lust-worthy wardrobes.

These fashion experts are the driving force behind our favourite magazines, and for good reason. They know exactly what to put on the covers and keep us on our toes for the next statement pieces to wear. That said, we can't dispute that their own personal styles are groundbreaking and fresh.

So we focus on Anna Wintour's signature printed dresses, Anna Dello Russo's bold couture ensembles and Miroslava Duma's chic petite-friendly style, among others. Scroll through their looks above and learn a thing or two from the fashion giants who understand personal style and upcoming trends like no other.

Nur Syazana H.

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