Our resources are crucial for knowledge lovers everywhere—so if you find all these bits and bytes useful, please pitch in. It's a teenage girl's dream come true - an honest insight into one of the world's most copied style ambassadors. I’m kinda joking it’s not that serious but her favorite influences are Woody Allen movies, The Talking Heads, Wes Anderson, aforementioned Lolita, Brigette Bardot, Anna Karina, and Twiggy.

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It's like a scrapbook with lots of images (of Chung and of her style icons)and kind of cute and funny text too. She’s always saying how much she’s striving for femininity but at her core wants to wear dinosaur shirts and be a tomboy and dress like a boy but be a girl… hm… It is interesting to think how these feelings would manifest if she were born at a diff time.She said so herself that this book was more of a side project in which she would babble about nothing in particular - a journal of sorts. The early 2010s are not quite far away enough to have the nostalgia veneer on them yet, though I do think it’s coming soon given the 2014 tumblr fashion nostalgia TikToks I’ve seen. Now a Penguin paperback, this one-off collection of Alexa Chung's writing, doodles and photographs combines stories of early style inspirations such as her grandpa and the Spice Girls with discussion of figures of obsession like Jane Birkin and Annie Hall, reflecting on heartbreak, how to get dressed in the morning, the challenges of taking a good selfie, and more. The reality star wore a nude ensemble designed by Mugler, while her husband wore a black jacket and trousers. It is a reflection of who she is as a normal girl who just so happens to be an oft-Tumbl'd style icon.

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The pair looked like they’d just stepped out of a video game, with Jenner donning a purple wig and sheer lavender-coloured dress by Versace for the occasion. I thought going into this that it was going to sound semi-pretentious, but I - for the most part - really liked Alexa Chung’s writing voice.

This is what it is: "selfies" of Alexa Chung, clothed and unclothed, with the most idiotic "musings" on every few pages. Chung isn't claiming to be Tolstoy, her book focuses on the lighter side of life - partying at music festivals, what to wear to the gym, how to master effortless style, her pre-hairdresser anxieties and the songs to listen to when you're in love and after a nasty break-up. Indeed, while there is little to dislike about It, that's mainly because there's very little in it – unless you happen to be a Chung devotee who urgently needs to be told that, say, Jane Birkin always looked nice. Alexa, if you're reading this, contact me and I will send you an old eyeliner and an Instax Mini photo of a man's legs. And while Chung may have cut her latest bob herself given lockdown restrictions, Northwood still more than approves of her “going back to the start” hair-wise.