Alexa Chung is the hot it girl in England , and is an English television presenter, model and contributing editor at British Vogue.Here from her , we can learn something more about it girl trend .    From girl games

In April 2007, Chung became a co-presenter with Ben Elton on ITV’s “Get a Grip”, described by the production company as “a new weekly observational comedy series which sticks it’s head above the parapet of 21st Century Britain, sticks it’s head straight back down again and screams “Get A Grip”.

Following this, Chung signed a year-long “golden handcuffs” deal with Channel 4 in August 2007, worth £100,000. As part of this deal, she guest presented Big Brother’s Big Mouth and appeared as a panellist on quiz show 8 out of 10 Cats. She hosted a number of T4 Movie Specials, 4Music Specials, T4 Holiday Mornings along with T4′s coverage of many music festivals.

In January 2008, Chung became one of the four anchor T4 presenters. She hosted T4’s Vanity Lair, a reality show investigating the concept of “beauty”. When the show was mentioned in a later interview, “Chung raises her eyebrows, indicating embarrassment”.As well as her work on T4, she became a long-time host of Channel 4’s early morning music programme Freshly Squeezed, beginning in September 2007.

In addition to her Channel 4 commitments, Chung presented the ITV1 series Get a Grip (2007) and BBC Three’s The Wall (2008).

In mid-2008, Chung began to host more fashion-oriented programming. She was the “roving reporter” on Channel 4′s “Gok’s Fashion Fix”. On the programme, Chung roadtested the latest fashion trends with members of the public, and interviewed fashion designers such as Roberto Cavalli, Karl Lagerfeld, Jean Paul Gaultier, Margherita Missoni and Christian Lacroix. She described it as ‘pretty much my dream job’.Chung also hosted a T4 fashion and music show called Frock Me, with fashion designer Henry Holland.

Chung has also hosted industry events including the Hair Magazine Awards 2007, Diesel U Music Awards 2007 and the Elle Style Awards 2008 and 2009.

She was awarded the Elle Style Award for Best TV Presenter in 2009. Also in 2009, she received Glamour’s award for Best TV Presenter at the magazine’s annual award ceremony.

Chung left Channel 4, and the United Kingdom, in April 2009 in order to pursue a stateside career. She presented It’s On with Alexa Chung for MTV. The live, daily show – billed as TRL’s replacement- featured celebrity talk, live music and online interaction with viewers, ran until December 2009.

She returned to UK TV screens in April 2010 with a second series of the T4 flagship fashion and music series Frock Me alongside fashion designer Henry Holland and style scout Gemma Cairney.

so I can’t find any jeans that fit me. When I tried these on, I nearly cried and then handed over the money. They were £160. My T-shirt is from my friend’s band, and I bought my jacket in a thrift store. I’m obsessed with nautical things and it has gold buttons with anchors on. It makes me feel a bit like a sailor, or a public schoolboy, which is my favourite look in the whole world.

Example. I asked Will Spratley, 15-year-old music and drama enthusiast, whose style he admired. He pulled out his copy of NME, and flicked to an article about Gorillaz. “I think Damon Albarn looks good,” he said. And then he added, helpfully, “He’s the lead singer of Blur.” Thanks for the tip, son. Ouch.

But ’twas ever thus. To be a teenager is to live in a parallel universe to the world of grownups and little kids. Teenagers have their own vocabulary, their own jokes, their own heroes. They scorn our rules, but police their own society with exacting systems of etiquette in which the simple matter of making conversation with a member of the opposite sex is as bound by convention on the top deck of a bus as it ever was when Jane Austen was observing a country dance. At the nub of teenage rebellion is their compulsion to flaunt their difference. Why else do you think they come down to breakfast sporting those white iPod earphones (or in the case of 15-year-old Ryan Noel-Hartley outsize headphones in unignorable fire-engine red) if not to tell the rest of the world that teenage lives are lived to a soundtrack we can’t hear, aren’t invited to hear, and wouldn’t understand even if we did?

“This will complement Madewell and it’s quite in keeping with my style,” said Chung. There will also be little packages containing Chung’s drawings, writings, photos and doodles, “like a look book,” she said. “We’ll be giving them away.” Prices haven’t been set, but will be consistent with Madewell’s, which start at $14 for illustrated T-shirts, and peak at $500 for motorcycle jackets, with the core of the jeans presentation under $100.

“I was being offered so many collaborations for a long time, but I held off. I thought it would be quite a ‘sellout’ thing to do,” Chung told WWD. “But Madewell had a more organic approach. They seemed really interested in my ideas and it’s a brand that I really admire. Hopefully, the authenticity of this collaboration will be obvious.”

Sounds interesting, can’t wait to see how the collection looks. Are you excited?

Indeed, we peeped some super short hemlines over the weekend — and plenty of accidental panty flashing. Since it was scorching hot, people were constantly replenishing with water. I can tell you from experience those port-a-potty lines were pretty insane. Thanks for the tips, Alexa! Check out these concert-approved panties below to better prepare yourself for the next Summer festival. Oh, did you notice she’s wearing her favorite army shirt?

Alexa Chung has become the latest face of Lacoste.

The British TV presenter is to front a new campaign for the sportswear brand’s new female fragrance, with the perfume set to be launched next January.

The adverts will be the first of Lacoste’s to feature a female celebrity face, and sources believe Alexa will do the brand justice.

One said: “Alexa will be perfect in the role and will bring a new audience to the Lacoste product.”

The 26-year-old beauty is in huge demand in the fashion world at the moment and currently fronts Pepe Jean’s spring/summer campaign as well as having a Mulberry bag named after her.

In February, Alexa also launched her debut clothing collection for US store Madewell.

Commenting on the designs, she said: “Madewell’s vision is kind of the same as mine.

“They like laid back styles, they like kind of relaxed clothes – classic, timeless things. So when they asked to collaborate, it was a perfect fit.”

The collection had a heavy 60s influence with tea dresses, denim, high waisted skirts and velvet.