Pippa Middleton's noughties style is something we are always ready to take notes from.
The younger sister of the Princess of Wales is known for her penchant for a wrap dress, and this may be the one that started it all.
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Stepping out at Mahiki - the Mayfair club which has since closed but was beloved by celebrities and royals alike - Pippa debuted her love of a wrap dress stepping out at the haunt in 2007.
The summer dress featured a plunging neckline, which perfectly framed her quintessentially noughties pendant necklace.
In true Middleton style, Pippa added a pair of beige cork wedges, adding a summer je ne sais quoi. The fabulous wrap dress perfectly showed off Pippa's flawless suntan and impressively toned legs.
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Pippa's best throwback fashion moments
We love nothing more than dwelling on Pippa's spectacular noughties wardrobe.
One stand-out moment has to be during London Fashion Week 2012.
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The then-29-year-old Pippa was a city girl dream, rocking a striking minidress as she sat front row during the Temperley runway show.
The future Queen's sister was proudly wearing a dress by the showcasing designer, the satin mini-dress featuring a black lace-like pattern. Pippa paired the showstopper with short heeled boots.
As for her hair, Pippa wore her trademark brunette tresses in perfect curls that beautifully flattered her flawless face of camera-ready makeup.
Made in Chelsea
Pippa's killer mid-20s wardrobe came at a time when she was living with her elder sister and their younger brother, James, who detailed their life in their Chelsea apartment together in his book, Meet Ella: The Dog Who Saved My Life.
"By now, William has been dating Catherine for six years, so I know him well and there is no scramble to clear up when he comes to supper.
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"Sometimes I'll be walking back to our flat late in the evening when an officer in a police protection car, parked discreetly up the road, alerts me to the fact that William is visiting, and Ella and I will make an extra lap of the block to delay our return."
James also candidly admitted that the home would get "messy" thanks to his visits! He writes: "I still have a toehold in Edinburgh but spend more time in London now, where Pippa and Catherine are not too thrilled to have their little brother disrupting their orderly, tidy existence, strewing damp clothes over the bathroom floor, leaving unwashed crockery in the sink and letting Ella pad wet-pawed across the living room carpet."
He added: "But they bustle round in their kind, sisterly way, clearing up after their messy little brother with only the mildest of rebukes."