It's not every day that we see Kim Kardashian in color. Nor do we often see a starlet on the red carpet in what appears to be a simple white T-shirt, or a Coachella concertgoer in a look that doesn't make us cringe. But it all happened in this week's best-dressed list.
Check out the most amazing outfits we spotted over the past seven days and let us know if you agree with our picks.
Kim Kardashian
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For someone who usually sticks to neutral colors, we were surprised to see Mrs. Kardashian West wearing a red jumpsuit on the somber occasion of visiting a memorial commemorating the 1915 mass killing of Armenians in the Ottoman Empire. There is no denying how beautiful she looks in this bold hue, and we wish she would break out the color more often.
Elizabeth Olsen in Galvan
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Mary-Kate and Ashley who? The younger Olsen sister is bringing the heat in this outstanding ensemble. Though it looks like she's wearing a simple white T-shirt, this is in fact a gown. The top half of her dress is casual, but balanced out nicely by the dramatic, high-slit skirt. This will be an easy outfit to re-create come summer.
Leigh Lezark in Chloé
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In case you didn't already know, Lezark is a true fashion girl -- which is why you see her front row at every single runway show. And clearly the DJ has picked up a few tips from her time at Fashion Week: her dress is stylish because of the bib neck and crochet overlay, but still classic in its neutral hue.
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Scarlett Johansson in Stella McCartney
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Blondes look great in black, and this is only further proof. Though Johansson's dress could have fallen into boring LBD territory, the mullet hemline and strapless neckline save it. Oh, and her killer 'do juxtaposed against her sweet dress is icing on the cake. She totally stole the show at the "Avengers: Age Of Ultron" premiere.
Brittany Snow in Brandon Sun
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Red and pink is one of our favorite color combinations, and Snow's managed to make it look both fun and sophisticated. The color-blocked dress fits her body like a glove, and her gold accessories and sleek hair keep things simple to ensure that she's wearing the outfit -- not the other way around.
Holland Roden in Caterina Gatta
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It seems like the fashion world is currently obsessed with the '70s, but the '60s deserve a little attention, too. The actor's mod minidress looks sweet and sexy at the same time, which is perfect for the MTV Movie Awards. The honeycomb pattern (which is actually a very popular porcelain floor tile) adds visual interest, and we love how her bright pumps amp up the entire ensemble.
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Dree Hemingway In Chloé
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Leave it to Hemingway to wear all of spring's biggest trends at once -- and completely knock it out of the park. The model's high-waisted flared denim, white peasant blouse and brown leather purse work together in perfect harmony. She looks cool and casual for the dinner she is attending.
Kate Bosworth in Etro
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Normally Coachella outfits annoy us, but here Bosworth is just the right amount of boho. All of these pieces work for daily life -- something you don't often see at the music festival.
Gemma Arterton in Dsquared²
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That is one low neckline, but somehow this gown isn't too revealing. Maybe it has something to do with the long hemline, or the thicker straps, but the English actor's dress is the picture of sultry red carpet dressing.
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