has the plum job of being Chanel's in-house model and, naturally, the most covetable work wardrobe to go with: a chic yet nonchalant mix of jeans, white t-shirts, A-line skirts, sneakers, and, of course, lush Chanel tweed and supple quilted leather. All of which she wears to rue Cambon headquarters daily, and with so much aplomb that she recently inspired Chanel's real-life wardrobe-based Spring 2021 collection. Inspiringly, it's all for the taking on Amanda's feed. What I love most is how she grounds her style in accessible pieces. Take, for instance, her colorful Vans (these classic , these go-with-everything ), , and funky socks (, , )--accents that any of us can employ on this side of Seine. Also doable: her long A-line skirts with a vintage-y yet versatile vibe, like these by , and . Structured t-shirts are also in order like this vintage , this and this . And for the win: !