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"When I was in high school, much of my wardrobe was inspired by Cher Horowitz (my idol at the time). Think scandalously short pleated skirts, candy-colored twinsets and patent high-heeled sneakers. I may, or may not have sported a cool-for-60-seconds mini backpack. And um...thigh-high cabled socks. It was Clueless, indeed. It gives me flu-like pains to remember (and reveal) all this, especially when I see the killer, forever-cool style of this sweet sixteen star.Our May cover girl, Miley Cyrus has none of the I-gotta-try-every-trend fashion hang-ups that I had when I was her age. Instead, over the past few years she&amp;amp;#8217;s effortlessly developed her own signature look by taking tough rock&amp;amp;#8217;n&amp;amp;#8217;roll classics&amp;amp;#8212;ripped jeans, black layers and piles of silver jewelry&amp;amp;#8212;and sweetening them up a bit with simple tanks, a smattering of sequins and that multi-kilowatt-bright smile. And it doesn&amp;amp;#8217;t feel contrived or worse, an imitation of someone else&amp;amp;#8217;s style. Of course, the real kicker is that this cool-girl style of hers works on all ages, from prom-goers to more experienced party girls. To crib the young starlet&amp;amp;#8217;s style&amp;amp;#8212;and make the most of a tiny clothing allowance&amp;amp;#8212;try these on for size: The Un-Boring T-Shirt and Jeans The Fashiony Date Outfit The Wow-Em Party Look Which outfit is your favorite? And (to make me feel a little better) who was your style icon when you were in high school? A popular upperclassmen? Winona Ryder in Reality Bites? Mischa on the O.C.? Share! For pointers on how to score our April cover girl&amp;#x27;s style, check out this Katie Holmes shopping guide. Photo: Peggy Sirota "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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