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Cancer Season Is Upon Us, So Here Is The Best Cancer Celebrity Style

Warm, emotionally intuitive, and highly complex, cancers make for great creatives. Those qualities also tend to lend themselves to great style intuition, as proven over and over by some of the most famous cancers out there. See the best style from our five of our favorites, below.

Margot Robbie

By now, Margot Robbie has distinguished herself as one of fashion’s most followed. A Chanel ambassador, the actress frequently dons the luxury fashion label for public appearances (in fact, each of her Cannes film festival outfits were by the brand), privileging a more pared-down look on her off days. We’ve seen Robbie take a ’60s spin to each of her looks of late to pay homage to her role of Sharon Tate in the upcoming Tarantino film, Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.

Selena Gomez

Selena Gomez’s style has matured greatly since her break from public life, stepping out to promote her new film, The Dead Don’t Die, in a series of high fashion looks. The Coach collaborator often opts to wear the brand, but will also deviate and try lesser-known designers. The off-the-shoulder feather moment from this week in New York City has to go down as one of her best looks to date.

Lana Del Rey
A true Cancer if there ever was one, Lana Del Rey’s style evolution is like none other. The nostalgia queen has experimented with every decade of Americana, from ’20s Art Deco to ’40s screen siren, ’50s Lolita to 90s grunge—she is the ultimate chameleon. See her more recently in all Gucci, all the time, due to her close relationship with the brand’s creative director Alessandro Michele.

Lindsay Lohan
No one loves a mini dress like Lindsay Lohan, but you know damn well the woman-of-many-talents likes to look like a boss too. Lohan’s street style almost primarily consists of suits, but when she’s making a night of it she’ll often beeline for a tight bodice, cinched waist, and flowing skirt.

Pamela Anderson

No explanation needed—Pamela Anderson is the fashion icon of the past, present, and future.