When Gwyneth Paltrow wears something we can easily copy, we're always thrilled. And this week, she stepped out in an outfit that we can replicate with ease. The Goop founder looked cool and comfortable in a white button-up -- an item most women probably own -- and a killer pair of shorts.
But Paltrow wasn't the only one to steal the show. Jenna Dewan Tatum made an impossible color look amazing, Naomie Harris amped up an outfit with a bright lip color and Rachel McAdams modernized a tricky silhouette.
Check out the best-dressed celebs of the week and let us know if you agree with our picks:
Michelle Monaghan in Calvin Klein: This outfit is so chic and a big part of its success has to do with the texture and pattern in her ensemble. The grid pattern on her pants and her peek-a-boo top ensures that she doesn't blend into the background in her neutral look.
Rachel McAdams in Self-Portrait: This '50s style dress could have easily skewed a little too retro, but the beautiful cut-out and off-the-shoulder silhouette help to bring McAdams' look into this decade.
Naomie Harris in Cushnie et Ochs: This could be our favorite Naomie Harris look of all time. It's clean, fresh and fits her body to a T. The pretty asymmetrical neckline showcases her toned arms and her bright pink lipstick adds a little personality.
Jenna Dewan Tatum in SOLACE London: It takes a brave lady to wear an orange dress, but a risk like this pays off. Dewan Tatum pops on the red carpet in this hue and her matching lipstick shows us that the actress really knows what she's doing.
Cara Delevingne in Saint Laurent: When we think of Delevingne, we think of her in jeans, a T-shirt and combat boots -- so seeing her on the red carpet is always a treat. We love this glam look because it really stays true to her rock 'n' roll style sensibilities.
Gwyneth Paltrow in Mother of Pearl: A white shirt is the perfect base for loud prints and quirkier styles. Here, Paltrow expertly paired her button-up with a pair of patterned silk shorts. We want to look like this every single day this summer.
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