Anna Wintour loves her some US Open Tennis and here she is fresh after watching her favie fave player Roger Federer play — in her Anna uniform — floral dress, a simple shell cardigan, and her standard summer-long Manolo Blahnik skintone criss-cross slides.

We’re crazy about Marimekko prints and we love this uncharacteristically playful dress that Anna Wintour is wearing — featuring a print that looks inspired by Finnish textile and print company Marimekko. If big blue flowers are in? I’m in.

While we may not all have access to the clothes and the sartorial budget that Anna Wintour has, we daresay we can closely approximate her style. Check out this ABS dead-ringer for Wintour’s white floral dress. And if you squint and don’t get too close, the Baby Phat shoes, which are on sale!!!, are pretty darn good matches too.

Vogue editrix Anna Wintour takes it easy in a deep navy blue tiered dress paired with matching blue Manolo slingback sandals. Are tiered dresses the new Birkin bag? Get your own fix with Ella Moss, Mint, or Velvet. And don’t forget to get all matchy-matchy in simple sandals.

Here’s how to wear the rah-rah skirt from your cheerleading days in a grown-up way — pair it with a body-skimming black tee and a string of neutral beads. Make sure your footwear is all grown up — like Anna Wintour’s inconspicuous shiny black boots. Ooh la la.

Anna Wintour knows her power colors. Black and red worn together conveys confidence and expertise (that’s why so many politicians wear black suits with red ties). Her neutral shoes contrast nicely with her opaque black tights, and her emerald green necklace single-handedly lightens up the entire outfit.

Yellow is a difficult color to wear, but it’s even harder to accessorize. Try some simple black strappy sandals, a beaded pewter or metallic clutch, and a single strand of neutral color beads to get Anna Wintour’s look.