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"    Photo: Getty Images   &amp;quot;I constantly have Spotify playing in the office,&amp;quot; guest blogger Taylor Sterling said. &amp;quot;My favorite artists mix everything up in unexpected ways.&amp;quot; Here, Sterling reinterprets signature looks worn by three of her favorite music icons. Adele: &amp;quot;Adele is perfection. I&amp;#039;m in love with her voice (obviously, who isn&amp;#039;t) and also her style\u2014not to mention her hair and makeup. She does the whole &amp;#039;60s glam [look] so well.&amp;quot; Get the look: &amp;quot;To steal Adele&amp;#039;s style, stick with classics: sophisticated shift dresses, jewel tones (like this Zara number, $89.90) and lace are all Adele-worthy options. If you want to stay contemporary, wear a lacy mini skirt (like this DVF mini skirt, $132.50) or pair a lace-covered top (such as this pick from Anthropologie, $98) with sleek jeans. Complete the outfit with eyeliner (I like Smashbox Jet Set, $22) and mascara (my favorite is Benefit BADgal Lash, $19).&amp;quot;      Photo: Getty Images   Gwen Stefani: &amp;quot;Gwen Stefani is the epitome of cool. Her personal style is always unique. I admire her fashion sense, and that she doesn&amp;#039;t follow trends. I also love how she juggles so many roles and makes her family a priority\u2014all while looking fresh and cutting-edge.&amp;quot; Get the look: &amp;quot;Leather pants (my pick: AG Adriano Goldschmied Leggings, $198) paired with a summery tunic (such as this Free People, $128 or Zara one, $89.90) will help you score Gwen&amp;#039;s rock-meets-boho style. Heeled booties (such as this Dolce Vita pair, $179) with a peep-toe are chic for spring and summer. Of course, you can&amp;#039;t pull off a Gwen Stefani-inspired style without bright red lips. I love Nars Shanghai Express Lipstick, $26)!&amp;quot;      Photo: Getty Images   Debbie Harry: &amp;quot;Debbie Harry is just one rad chick. I&amp;#039;ve totally copied her hairstyles in the past. She&amp;#039;s punk royalty.&amp;quot;  Get the look: &amp;quot;The epitome of classy punk fashion? Daring-but-chic style: Think metallic fabrics (such as this Alice + Olivia pleated dress, $460), black leather mini skirts (including this Three Floor pick, $209.60), skin-baring tops (including this Free People, $39.95 and Sass &amp;amp;amp; Bide one, $490), and touches of glammed-up military inspiration. A good smoky eye (use this Nars eye-shadow duo, $34) to complete the look.&amp;quot;      Photo: Getty Images   Francoise Hardy: &amp;quot;Francoise Hardy&amp;#039;s style was so effortlessly chic. She makes a trench coat and fringe look better than anyone else.&amp;quot; Get the look: Classics are your best bet for channeling Hardy. A well-cut trench (like J.Crew, $298) is timeless, and a tailored blazer (like Rag &amp;amp;amp; Bone, $556.50) is a good option to mimic a trench coat style in the spring. Sunglasses (like Marc by Marc Jacobs, $110) in a vintage inspired shape and tousled beach hair (using Bumble and Bumble Surf Spray, $25) are casual without lowering your style quotient.&amp;quot;   "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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