Emma Chamberlain’s best outfits and how to recreate them on the high street

Start the look with a simple white vest top. We've opted for this H&M vest (our go-to for all things basics) with subtle ribbing and an extra trim around the neckline for a slight twist on an otherwise basic piece.

Next up is the mighty cargo pant. The Stradivarius cargo pants are basically famous at this point, so you may struggle to find your size in stock RN. Make sure you keep checking back for restocks because they're 10000 per cent worth it - we promise.

Another great pair of cargo pants, particularly if you enjoy a wide-leg cut to your trousers.

No, you don't have to pay an arm and a leg for a sleek sneaker, and this beige/white colourway is the perfect way to spice things up from the usual white trainer.

We HAD to include the original GANNI vest top that Emma wore during Copenhagen Fashion Week, because - we mean - look how dreamy. If, however, this isn't in your budget, keep scrolling for some dupes that are both stylish and affordable.

Once you've slipped on your favourite white tee, pop on this bright pink sweater vest and nail the grandma chic look for just £30.

Another dreamy option is this cropped rainbow knit sweater - it's a little pricier, but worth it, if you ask us.

If anyone can make pink jeans look fashionable, it's Emma. Noisy May jeans are notoriously amazing, and these look almost identical to the real pair.

We can't get over the 70s vibe of these green sunnies - the perfect finishing touch to the look.

The main character in this exquisite ensemble is, of course, the skirt and we've found the perfect dupe in this beaut New Look satin midi skirt.

Any simple white tank top works with this outfit, but we love this cut-out option from & Other Stories.

Emma Chamberlain's capsule wardrobe definitely includes a pair of loafers, which is why you need your own pair - stat. Finding the perfect loafers might take some trial and error, but this pair from Office are a great option and come pretty close to Emma's.

Finally, finish off the look with this lime green ASOS DESIGN shoulder bag in croc.

Start off strong with this super cute baby blue pleated skirt from H&M, that's also (very) affordable.

Next up, pop on a polo shirt for a real primary school throwback moment. This step is important to get that preppy collar pop, so do not skip (!).

Throw a navy jumper over your polo, and don't forget to pop that collar. We love this oversized option from ASOS, that'll contrast nicely with your mini skirt.

You can never go wrong with a mini cowl neck dress for a night out - word of warning, this one is petite, so it's extra extra short, just like Emma's.

Another fab little number that'll pair gorgeously with some chunky boots, and even a biker jacket for those extra #edgygirl vibes.

Ummm, have we just found the perfect dupe to Emma's chunky boots? We think so. Ideal for our fellow heel haters.

We love the 90s vibe of these boots, and that platform will make your legs look long AF.

The first step is finding the perfect tee, as this will be the base of your whole outfit. We opted for a high-neck short sleeve top that looks just like Emma's.

A great wardrobe staple for this coming autumn and part of H&M's conscious collection, layer this beige cable-knit sweater vest over your tee, and boom - you've got yourself an Emma-approved look.

The final piece to your Emma Chamberlain-shaped puzzle is this pair of wide-leg pinstripe trousers in dark grey. A versatile, comfortable staple that you can wear all year round.