Paris Fashion Week comes first, then there’s New York, London and the rest of the world. Catwalk madness is well under way, with the world’s hottest designers finally unveiling their creations for the seasons ahead.

However, where the fashion stakes are at their highest is amongst the celebrities, stylists, bloggers and off-duty models that attend these exhibitions. Fantastic for fashion inspiration, the likes of Olivia Palermo, Pixie Geldof and Sarah Jessica Parker are attending parties and brand events, choosing dressy numbers for exclusive soirées, while sticking to casual chic for anything from a daytime fashion party to a star-studded luncheon.

In the fashion game, there are two ways to go when attending one of these shows. There are some, like Vogue editor-at-large Anna Dello Russo, who always go for a dazzling dress, outlandish feathers and colourful appliqués, or perhaps even an impractical statement hat teamed with a pair of uncomfortable yet super stylish shoes.

The other way to go is to channel effortless chic like the so-called It Girls do, employing the girl-next-door-look. Alexa Chung does this masterfully, choosing a pretty yet comfortable look, like a vintage tea dress, and dressing it up to the nines with the most coveted handbag of the moment.

To replicate this subtle yet glamorous take, Ted Baker has a range of accessories that are perfect to team with any outfit. The brand’s bracelet watches are bang on trend for women and definitely something Alexa would wear. Team the watch with a masculine shirt, some wide palazzo trousers and a dash of red lipstick so the entire outfit screams effortless glam. Ted Baker bag at Very.co.uk can also add a touch of class to any ensemble. A fun clutch is easy to team with just about anything, whether it’s a cocktail dress or a trouser suit. A red patent tote can be paired with a retro polka dot dress in blue, or with a casual classic ensemble of wide leg jeans and a white tee. Investing in good accessories is the key to a fantastic wardrobe. It really is easy to make a catwalk out of your local high street: the clothes can be minimalist, casual or downright dressy, but the outfit is only compete with the perfect accessory.