Hey guys! It's great to be back and posting after my summer vacation, and, without further ado, here are my top five street style picks from the last two weeks:

Both these women sport truly wearable looks with some really excellent details. The outfit on the left (from a June 18 post at Stilinberlin) is incredibly basic - I can imagine that black dress styled a million different ways - but the menswear touches of the brogues and briefcase turn her overall look into something special. I'm also really digging the absence of jewelry - the men's watch and simple belt are fuss-free accessories that look so clean. The outfit on the right (a June 13 post at Alta Mira NYC) includes menswear as well - I love the bowler hat - but her laid-back look is kept feminine by the inclusion of on-trend gladiator sandals and a tough-but-gorgeous necklace. I'm also a huge fan of white denim, and the fit of hers are enviable as all get out.

The look at left (from a June 21 post at Face Hunter) manages a sharp femininity that I'm dying to replicate from my own closet. Her slicked-back ponytail, chain bag, and leather accent belt work remarkably well with the conservative yet fashion-forward shape of her top - and, of course, I love the color and print. While the restraint is what makes the first look so sophisticated, it's the flowiness vs. structure of the second outfit (from a June 6 post at The President Wears Prada) that has the same effect. I'm so into the print and fullness of the skirt, and the top - actually a bustier - is an unexpectedly chic dose of bright-tempering black. Beautiful.

My very favorite street style photo of the last two weeks is from a June 22 post (scroll down for it) at Reykjavik Looks. The idea is bare bones - a dress, tights, and shoes, but the details of the individual parts make for such an intricate whole. I'm a fringe devotee and her dress just does it for me - and the fact that it matches her hair is an added bonus. The looseness and bunching of her stockings is certainly purposeful; come Fall I think we're going to be seeing a lot more of it. Together, the look just exudes a studied disheveled-ness that I find so appealing.

Worn Out will now be bi-weekly, so until next time be sure to leave both love and dissenting opinions in the comments section!