Olivia Palermo's Best Looks Ever

Palermo recycled one of her favorite Cara Mila vests. This time she paired it with a Brunello Cucinelli sweater ($1,895; saks.com), Dior boots, and Westward Leaning sunglasses.

Palermo loves her fur pieces. Here, she rocked a Giamba white coat trimmed with burgundy leather and her fave Westward Leaning sunglasses.

Olivia was spotted outside of the Elie Saab show wearing a black and white poncho over a pleated dress. Black over-the-knee boots solidified another perfect outfit.

Olivia Palermo draped the coat that she designed with Banana Republic over a black sweater, which was tucked into a Balmain skirt and paired with Dior boots.

Who cares what's underneath your jacket when you've got a coat like Palermo's Dior number?

Palermo knows that an all-black outfit doesn't have to be boring. Here, she paired a Brunello Cucinelli sweater ($3,595; neimanmarcus.com) with a Cara Mila jacket ($6,101; farfetch.com), leather pants, and flats.

Palermo had fun with a Brunello Cucinelli metallic python bomber jacket, a multi-toned leather skirt, and red boots.

Palermo made this head-to-toe Tod's outfit look cool by pairing it with sneakers ($525; saks.com). 

During London Fashion Week, Olivia kept warm in an orange sweater with a yellow sash. Leather J. Brand jeans and Sophia Webster Felicity boots ($337; neimanmarcus.com) rounded out her winning outfit.

Palermo stepped out in a long-sleeve Zimmermann dress and tossed a cozy jacket on top.

Palermo put her own twist on a classic suit by styling it with a stripe top (notice the red details on the sleeves) and slip-on sneakers.

Palermo's Cara Mila vest was layered over a mutli-color turtleneck and paired with jeans and Jimmy Choo pumps ($920; farfetch.com).

Palermo made heads turn by pairing a silky blouse with a feathery Elie Saab jacket and turquoise pants.

Palermo served us an extra dose of style with this cool Valentino jacket paired with a ruffle top, skirt, and combat boots.

We're in love with Palermo's red Dior suit, and her Prada ($1,328; matchesfashion.com) boots are just as amazing.

Mixed shades of green were the highlight of this picture-perfect street-style outfit. But we can't forget to mention Palermo's purple Fendi sunglasses.

Palermo turned up the glam by pairing a navy and orange Miu Miu skirt with an orange top. Her go-to Jimmy Choo pumps, Charlotte Simone scarf, and Fendi sunglasses completed the look.

Olivia Palermo teamed up with Banana Republic to design this statement coat, which was paired with a Valentino dress.

Olivia Palermo stuck to an all-black palette, pairing a Banana Republic skirt with an Elie Saab jacket and Peverse sunglasses.

Palemro stuck to mostly tan tones with a Balmain sweater and Max Mara sleeveless jacket and pants. But her favorite Jimmy Choo pumps added a punch of color.

On Monday in Manhattan, Palermo elevated a sweatshirt and sneakers like only she can. The style star paired a simple white crewneck with bejeweled Roger Vivier sneakers ($1325; saks.com), a quilted off-white coat, and tea-length skirt, giving the outfit a pop of color with a blush Elena Ghisellini satchel ($1190; saks.com) and purple-tinted sunnies.

Palermo arrived at the Giambattista Valli show during Paris Fashion Week in a unique fur coat with floral embellishments, a lace-front blouse with a proper necktie, flared black capris, and a pair of black leather ankle boots (shop similar boots here).

Palermo took London Fashion Week by storm in a ruffled coat, sheer striped top, and leather leggings. She polished off the chic look with a neck scarf and black booties.

The style star was spotted outside of the Erdem LFW show in a floral print dress over leather leggings. She topped off the chic cold-weather look with a black scarf and heeled booties.

Palermo looked perfectly preppy during LFW in an orange turtleneck, embellished skirt, and blue loafers, with a burnt orange sweater tied over her shoulders.

Palermo made white work after Labor Day in a ribbed turtleneck and asymmetrical skirt during London Fashion Week. She topped the monochromatic look with a long black blazer and patent combat boots.

The style star looked chic during NYFW in a printed plush coat, ripped skinnies, and pointy booties.

Palermo paired a fur fringe coat with a black turtleneck and striped maxi during Haute Couture Fashion Week.

Only Palermo could mix and match like this. She paired a military-style coat with a conductor hat and track pants for an unexpected look in Paris.

Yep, even Palermo's Maltese, Mr. Butler, knows how to slay the street style game. On Friday, the pup strolled the frigid streets of N.Y.C. alongside his stylish mom, rocking a set of yellow booties and an understated gray cape. Palermo herself stepped out in a navy blue velvet trench coat and a set of over-the-knee boots (shop similar boots here: $798; shop.nordstrom.com). She topped her wintry look with a simple black beanie. 

The modern style icon stepped out in Brooklyn on Thursday wearing a faux double-breasted army green wool military coat (shop a similar style here) over an ankle-length turtleneck dress. Palermo amped up her look with classic black boots, rose-colored shades, and a deep crimson handbag by Longchamp. 

Palermo was sailor-chic for dinner in Manhattan, pairing a buttoned navy coat with ruffled sleeves with wide-leg trousers. She topped off the look with a graphic clutch and black booties.

Palermo went rocker chic in N.Y.C. in a red dress, leather motorcycle jacket, and combat boots. She polished off the tough look with a studded choker and waist-defining leather belt.

The queen of making unexpected pairings look endlessly chic rocked an off-the-shoulder striped sweater and tropical print skirt to Paris Fashion Week. Never one to shy away from color, she topped off the look with beige and black sandals and a colorful clutch.

Palermo donned an unexpected navy lip for Paris Fashion Week, pairing the bold hue with a sheer lace top and wrap skirt.

Palermo looked perfectly polished during Milan Fashion Week in a collared blouse and printed midi skirt.

Palermo makes track pants look so chic when paired with a turtleneck sweater vest and white ruffled long sleeves. She topped off the daring look with a fishtail braid and oversize sunnies.

Thanks to O.P., fringed jeans are now a thing. The style setter paired the unexpected pants with a button-up shirt and layered sweater during NYFW.

The street style star paired a Zara blouse with a leopard-print pocket with ripped skinny jeans and yellow flats.

The 30-year-old style star strolled her way into Russian model Natalia Vodianova’s fifth annual “Art of Giving” Love Ball wearing a ballerina-inspired tulle dress with studs. She styled the frock with a sporty over-the-shoulder jacket and sky-high strappy pumps paired with sheer black tights and a braided ‘do.

Palermo was seen during Couture Fashion Week wearing a striking mix of hothouse florals and earthy neutrals. The style star paired a floarl skirt with a yellow shirt and topped off the look with a green jacket.

Palermo proved that black and navy can work together by layering a blue jacket over a black midi dress. She topped the look off with strappy black sandals and a colorful clutch.

Palermo strolled across Manhattan's Upper East Side in a bold look. She paired black leather pants with a black and white chiffon blouse and standout accessories, like her colorful Fendi handbag.

The socialite went monochrome for an event in N.Y.C. in a white jumpsuit and off-white trench.

Olivia Palermo attended Piaget’s Possession Collection in New York wearing crisp tailored white separates with Stella McCartney platform brogues. She accessorized her look with a delicate pinkAdornmonde choker ($56; adornmonde.com) wrapped around her neck three times and tied neatly in the front. Paired with stunning pieces from the new Piaget Possession Collection, like a drop earring that was repurposed as an accessory on her cartilage, the combination was truly elegant.

The fashion star hit the streets of New York City wearing a relaxed V-neck from Old Navy in light heather gray. She paired the tee with black Paige skinny jeans, a breezy draped trench coat, ankle-strap Jimmy Choo heels, an envelope clutch adorned with a Fendi buggie, and oversize sunnies.

The 30-year-old fashionista rocked an off-duty look perfect for an overcast spring day, hitting the streets of New York City in a personalized red satin jacket with “Olivia” written on the back of it, along with a gray top and jeans.

The fashionista chose to throw her camel Max Mara Atelier coat on over a simple shirt and ripped-knee skinnies by Black Orchid. Red frames and Western-inspired fringe black booties rounded out the look, and she rocked flowing waves.

Palermo's latest look at Paris Fashion Week is the opposite of basic, but boy did it look good. The star rocked a cream fuzzy vest over a cherry red silk blouse to combat the cold. Her tribal print trousers were just the right amount of boho, and the cropped detail showed off the dainty laser-cut detail on her pointy-toe black booties.

Wearing a plaid mini-dress, Palermo redefined school-girl style in thigh-high boots and sunnies.

Finishing off her look with slip-on tennies, sunnies, and a structured clutch, Palermo's accessories were on-point while attending Paris Fashion Week.

Rocking a Delpozo knee-length dress at the 2016 Golden Globes, Palermo's look stood out on the red carpet. 

The stylish socialite donned a tan dress and showed some leg for a red carpet event in Beverly Hills.

Palermo stunned in a Valentino gown while attending a red carpet event honoring Valentino in New York City.

Palermo stepped out with hubby Johannes Huebl in the West Village in N.Y.C. in her preferred off-duty uniform—denim on denim. But she gave her chambray shirt-and-skinnies combo a fall-ready take by topping it with a wool two-tone sleeveless coat and caramel brown croc pumps. The finishing touches? Tortoiseshell shades and a bright cherry red duffel affixed with a fluffy pom charm. 

Palermo sizzled in a bold lip and floral gown with fiery red pumps while attending an event in London.

Palermo prevailed once again, ruling the New York City streets in a chambray monogrammed Rails shirt that she casually half-tucked into a pair of destroyed skinnies. 

Palermo's sartorial greatness remains intact even in 90-plus-degree weather. She brought her impossibly chic, not to mention melt-proof, aesthetic to the streets in a summery blue-multi watercolor-esque Tularosa top ($178; revolveclothing.com) tucked into a matching Tularosa flared mini ($148; revolveclothing.com). She topped off her look with hot-weather staples, like tortoiseshell shades, an easy golden yellow bucket bag, a chilled bottle of Evian water, and comfy snakeskin ballet flats.

The former reality star slipped into a berry-colored, flowing gown for an evening out while attending Paris Fashion Week.

While running errands in NYC, Palermo stuck to mostly black with an open shoulder blouse and loose trousers. She added a hint of color with a python tote and white sunglasses.

Palermo kicked of NYFW in a chic oversized cape complete with fur collar, leather skinnies, white fringe shopper, Westward Leaning sunnies, and tasseled maroon loafers.