Can't wait for Phoebe Philo's Return? These 10 #Philocore finds might help.

Shirt with bow and faux pearl buttons, $65.90, Zara

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If you followed her pre-Celine work at Chloe, you'd know that one of the hallmarks on which she zoned in on was the exaggerated feminine details. Ruffles, frills, pearls, they all came to the surface. Even at Celine, she'd include a hyper-feminine piece – a pussybow blouse or a swishy skirt – here and there.

Flounced lace dress, $89.95, H&M

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Similarly, this dress takes on Phoebe Philo's penchant for feminine lines. It's a little bit reminiscent of Philo's Spring/Summer 2016 collection, where black lace peeked out of sober tailored jackets – a style cue you can easily create with this dress.

Pleated wide-leg utility trousers, US$135 (S$189), COS

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At her first runway show during the Spring/Summer 2010 season, she opened with a series of structured utilitarian pieces – one of which was a pair of utility trousers with a crisp white shirt. Mimic that by zipping this over a fitted white shirt.

Catalina tube top, US$88 (S$120), The Frankie Shop

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One of the things Philo is best known for is the way she's able to cut fabric and turn it into tailoring marvels. This tube top – with its pleated front and clean lines – feels like a Philo throwback.

Mixed bead necklace, $55.90, Mango

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While Philo never invented the concept of statement jewellery, she certainly knew her way around it. Remember those sculptural pieces from her art-inspired Spring/Summer 2014 collection, or her love for mismatched earrings? This pearl-strung beaded choker could easily pass off for a Philo design.

Oversized curved collar tassel edge coat in cobalt blue, $269.99, Annorlunda at ASOS

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At her Spring/Summer 2017 show, she showed a dress with a recreation of Yves Klein's cobalt blue paintings – which now draws a hefty pricetag on most resale sites due to its significance and recognisability in her body of work. This coat nods to that gorgeously rich blue colour used.

Yasmin fabric mules, $69.90, Pedro

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Elevated skate shoes, elevated Birkenstocks, elevated clogs...Philo had the midas touch when it came to taking the most mundane fashion items and turning them into lustworthy, must-have pieces.

Ninon drawstring crossbody bag, $286, A.P.C. at Farfetch

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There was a time when the Celine Trio bag – a crossbody design with a minimalist logo placed in the front, and three slim compartments – was every insider's must-have. While that style has been discontinued, this A.P.C. crossbody feels a little similar in the discreet branding and its laidback appeal.

Linen blend jumpsuit, $89.90, Zara

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It wasn't just crisp white shirts that Philo had that magic hand with. She could take crisp white anythings – skirts, pants, shirtdresses, you name it – and turn them into versatile, architecturally-cut marvels. A jumpsuit with clean lines like could easily pass off as a Philo piece.

Her 01, $395, Gentle Monster

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Lastly, when in doubt, grab your biggest, darkest sunglasses and throw it on with a black fitted jumper à la Joan Didion in a Celine ad.