Cressida Bonas Proves That It’s Ok To Look Like A Posh Girl

If you saw this dress on the hanger you might be a bit freaked out by it, but Cress pulled it off at a Wimbledon party and even made it look wearable to events that aren't sponsored by Ralph Lauren and pumped full of champagne.

Wedding outfits can benefit from a posh girl's touch - we wouldn't have thought of putting a sequinned jacket over a maxi dress, but Cressida proves it can work.

Thought posh girls didn't do denim? Think again. They do dungarees. And chips.

If there's one consistently amazing thing about Cressida, it's her hair. Look at those flicky waves swirled to perfection. Plus we love the casual tailoring going on here.

Swish girls don't just wear nude and pastels - Cressida braves a kooky bright red collar and a street vibe with panache.

Ok so if you had to wear an evening gown to Annabels, you would want to look like this. It toes the line between slinky and appropriate for palace frequenting company.

Even at an antiques gala, Cress manages to work an 'I'm no princess' vibe. The monochrome sports luxe combo is working a treat here.

There are those signature dungarees again. Basically almost no one is cool enough to wear white dungarees and look good, but Cressida looks amazeballs. We will be buying some for summer.

If you saw Cress in this outfit in the street, you might not know she was posh. She was actually at a Matthew Williamson show, and the gloss of those locks is another clue that she might be of good-stock, but check out the chilled out boots and plaid scarf that we've all got in our wardrobes. We're basically the same.

Attending tea parties is a standard duty for a young deb in the spotlight, but instead of wearing pointy pretty shoes with her white lacy tea dress, Cressida chose a stompy clompy pair of heels. Respect.