At last year's BAFTAs Alexa rocked a brocade Luella dress on the red carpet with shoes by Georgina Goodman for Luella and a very cute cat bag by Luella. Alexa completes the look with minimal makeup and her signature messy hair.

Alexa on her way to London Fashion Week 2009. As a face of label Jaeger, she wore a cream silk skirt, Breton cardigan, navy blue wool coat, cute high-heeled brouges and a bag I am obsessed with - Luella's chain handle bow bag in pink.

A cream lace Chanel trampeze dress, paired with black tights, gold and black cross-over heels, her trusty, fabric floral bag and lots of heavy gold chains. Cna this girl do no wrong in the world of fashion?!

Yes, and she has a cute rockstar boyfriend! (Alex from the Arctic Monkeys). Alexa wear a leather-trimmed vintage fake fur coat, skinny jeans and her cream and black two-tone Chanel ballet shoes.

For last year's Brit Awards, Alexa wore this beautiful blue sequin (vintage?) dress with scarf tied around the waist and rolled up sleeves. Accessorised with her trusty Chanel bag and a very scuffed pair of back heels.

The 2008 Brit Awards saw Alexa wearing head to toe Chanel again. A lace, long-sleeved mini dress, classic cream cardigan lined with a spotty silk lining, large vintage pendent, floral bag, black nails and black shoe-booties.

That tan Mulberry satchel is a favourite of Alexia's. Seen here with her trusty scuffed shoes, floral high-waisted skirt, old, faded band t-shirt, unidentified cardigan and a long. skinny belt that just ties the whole look together.

Head to toe in Chanel at the Glamour Woman of the Year Awards. This nude, silk dress with ruffled shoulders is gorgeous, paired with amazing black & white Chanel ankle boots with bows and who would have guessed it - a mini Chanel quilted bag.

In a shoot for US Marie Claire, Alexa rocks a sweater by Chloë Sevigny for Opening Ceremony, a sequin mini by Antik Batik and a mini metallic bag by one of Alexa's favourite designers, Luella. This outfit is so random, but as with everything this girl wears, it works!