Meet Us Weekly’s Most Stylish New Yorkers 2016

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Meet Us Weekly's Most Stylish New Yorkers 2016

What do a few Housewives, an R&B singer and a chef haven common? They're all part of Us Weekly's Most Stylish New Yorkers 2016. Scroll through to find out who made our list, and see what they have to say about their personal style, below!

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Meet Us Weekly's Most Stylish New Yorkers 2016

What do a few Housewives, an R&B singer and a chef haven common? They're all part of Us Weekly's Most Stylish New Yorkers 2016. Scroll through to find out who made our list, and see what they have to say about their personal style, below!

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Jamie Chung

"I am always trying to elevate and grow," the Gotham actress shares with Us. "But [fashion is also about] knowing what fits your body — wearing what you feel most comfortable in."

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Bethenny Frankel

The Real Housewives of New York star is all about refreshing old looks. "I have pieces I've owned and worn for 10 or 15 years, and every time I wear them, I try to make them new," she has said. "[That way] I'm excited about what I have instead of constantly wanting to buy more."

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Yahya Abdul-Mateen II

If The Get Down actor could see one thing from the '70s return, it would be high-waisted pants: "I want my legs to look so long that it seems that I could get from one end of the room to the other in a single step."

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Desiigner

"You can catch me in whatever’s funky, whatever’s got that swag," the "Panda" rapper has noted of his personal style. "If it’s got that swag, I’m putting it on."

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Padma Lakshmi

The Top Chef hostess' street style is 100 percent her. "I…only use a stylist on the show and for the Emmys," she tells Us.

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Carole Radziwill

"Because I don’t have an office job I don’t have that kind of wardrobe, but I still like to have a uniform," the RHONY star has said. "It used to be always like a great pair of jeans, boots, T-shirt and a sweater, but now I have substituted jeans with leather pants because I think they are making so many great kinds of leather pants. That’s my go-to thing with a gray sweater or blazer. … The key is just wear whatever you feel beautiful in."

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Tamron Hall

The Today anchor's take? Organization is key. "Before becoming an official family member of Today, I would pick out an entire week's worth of clothes on Sunday night — shoes, dresses, earrings and oh, even my undergarments!" Hall has explained. “It was a rule I'd followed since my morning TV days in Chicago: Rain or shine, I wouldn't break the order selected."

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Billy Bush

The Today anchor may stick to button-downs and trousers for his day job, but he isn't afraid to sport throwback fare at night. "Killer '80s party," he captioned a themed Facebook photo. "Like I needed an excuse to go out in acid wash jorts. #bestnight #squadgoals."

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Simon Doonan and Jonathan Adler

"I have three style icons: [Danish painter] Bjorn Wiinblad, Bonnie Cashin [the inventor of the brass toggle clasp] and [textile designer] Alexander Girard," Adler's said of the lighthearted, colorful influences behind his quirky home designs and personal sense of fashion. 

The Barneys creative ambassador-at-large, who married Adler in 2008 after 13 years together, has said: "Nothing ever goes out of style. You can be rockabillly or sexy secretary. Figure out what your look is and shop it." 

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Katie Lee

"I like my fashion like my food: classic and comfortable with a touch of couture," The Kitchen chef has said. "I wear more color in the Hamptons and like many New Yorkers, there's quite a bit of black in my city closet."

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Jessica Hart

"[Modeling] has given me the freedom to play and see what works," the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit stunner has shared. "It's allowed me to open my eyes to things I wouldn't have ever originally thought to do…[My style is] quirky, comfortable, boy-meets-girl."

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Andi Dorfman

For this former Bachelorette, a great ensemble can bring about positivity: "I feel like if you have a good outfit, that totally dictates your mood for the night. Like, you can tell [if I like what I'm wearing by] if I have fun."

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Maxwell

The "Lake by the Ocean" artist tells Us Weekly: "I usually wear a suit to perform because I feel the music and audience deserve the respect of good attire."

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Stacey Bendet

The Alice + Olivia designer has herself in mind when sketching. "[Alice + Olivia] literally started based on me," she said of the pair of striped pants that were the cornerstone of her first collection. "The concept was a pant that elongates, lengthens the look of the leg and raises the butt."

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Christina Milian

"I'm really into men's fashion," the "Rebel" singer has said. "[In my clothing line, We Are Pop Culture] I decided to go in the direction of more sportswear and street wear…what I wear all the time."