Meet Laura Brown, the fashion editor shaping up to be Australia's answer to Anna Wintour

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Meet Laura Brown, the fashion editor shaping up to be Australia's answer to Anna Wintour

Around the Office: Laura Brown in Full Bloom Well, that was fast! What I Wore to the VMAs When it comes to the VMAs red carpet, anything goes. So I wanted to wear something quirky and colorful, but work-appropriate I was reporting, after all. This tropical print two-piece seemed to fit the bill—it even coincidentally matched the step and repeat! That deserves a Moonman, IMHO. Great minds indeed think alike! Claire Stern, InStyle Associate Editor left Dress: Zara Sunglasses: L'appel Eyewear Roxanne Adamiyatt, MIMI Beauty Editor right Dress: Zara Sunglasses: Ray-Ban Lipstick: Kat Von D Liquid Lipstick in Protect Chimps out August 23 Photo Credit: Kyleen James for InStyle. And all of the warm-weather attire that comes with it On this sunny spring day, InStyle. The best part, she paired contrasting patterns like a pro and looked on-trend for the full workday ahead. Get the look: T-shirt: Free People Skirt: Zara Shoes: Watch: Bracelets: Photo Credit: Mary Kang Yes, You Can Wear Metallics to Work! When Digital News Editor Hana Asbrink left and Editorial Assistant Anna Hecht arrived at work this A. Let these trendy workwear outfits be proof that you, too, can wear gold, or any metallic accessory for that matter, to work—so long as you pair it with an office-ready outfit. Shop the Look: Pants: J. Crew Shop the Look: Vest: Banana Republic Top: The Loft Jeans: Gap Shoes: Josefinas Photo Credit: Kyleen James for InStyle. Get your April 2016 InStyle Issue Inside the April issue of InStyle, actress and fashion icon —on the cover in a dress by , earrings by , and rings by —talks candidly with writer Logan Hill about dodging the Oscar curse, diversity in Hollywood, and making an impact onscreen and off. Read parts of the interview below, and watch the behind-the-scenes video from the cover shoot above. To see the full feature, pick up the April issue of InStyle, available on newsstands and for now. How to Tie a Trench Coat—Front and Back Andrea Cheng, InStyle. What to do with the damn belt. We took it upon ourselves to seek out how to tie it in the chicest way possible—front and back. Check out our easy-to-follow GIF tutorials complete with step-by-step tips and learn how to knot a trench like a pro. Pull the side of the belt without the buckle a bit longer, and cross over the side with the buckle. Draw the long strap under and up to cinch. Loop the strap sans buckle under the other, and pull horizontally. Pull the strap without the buckle way from the body and through the loop. Cross the side of the belt without the buckle under the other side. Wrap the strap with the buckle over the other, and pull horizontally. Pull the strap with the buckle through the loop. Tighten the knot, and let hang. Photo Credit: Sarah Balch for InStyle. Check out the songs we love jamming to in.

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