By . Bianca London . PUBLISHED: . 08:08 EST, 6 June 2013 . | . UPDATED: . 14:39 EST, 6 June 2013 . National treasure Cheryl Cole regularly tops polls for her million dollar smile, glossy locks and style credentials, so it come as no surprise that the average 20-something female wants to look just like her. Experts who studied the biggest fashion icons for women in Britain today found former X-Factor judge Cheryl still blazes the trail for the younger generation. Regular style chart-topper the Duchess of Cambridge emerged as the most copied figure for women in their 30s, while former Friends actress Jennifer Aniston topped the list for the 40-somethings. Nation's sweetheart: Cheryl Cole still blazes the trail for the younger generation with most 20-somethings dressing like her . Daybreak host Lorraine Kelly came top of the pile for women in their 50s while Helen Mirren was the style icon for women in their 60s. But Breakfast at Tiffany's star Audrey Hepburn was hailed as the overall style icon by women of all ages, followed by Marilyn Monroe and Grace Kelly. The study, which involved women aged . between 20 and 69, found younger girls also look up to Harry Potter star . Emma Watson and Olympic gold medallist Jessica Ennis. Singer Pixie Lott also made the list as did The Saturday's star Frankie Sandford. Mature style: It's the Duchess of Cambridge and Jennifer Aniston who women in their 30s and 40s like to emulate the style of . In . the 30-somethings category, the former Kate Middleton was slightly ahead of This . Morning presenter and Celebrity Juice panelist Holly Willoughby, with model Kelly Brook in third and Victoria Beckham in fourth. In . the 40s category Davina McCall was hailed as the second most popular . fashion icon followed by author JK Rowling and Kylie Minogue in equal . third. Britain's . over 50s apparently aspire to dress like Lorraine Kelly, Nigella Lawson . and Carol Vorderman, while the 60-somethings prefer to dress like Dame . Mirren, another Dame, Judi Dench and Joanna Lumley. Style icons: Britain's over 50s apparently aspire to dress like Lorraine Kelly, while the 60-somethings prefer to dress like Dame Mirren . The . study found that 15 per cent of the women studied said they often . dressed like their favourite celebrity and more than a quarter have . tried to find out where a piece of clothing was from after they had . spotted a celeb wearing it. Three . quarters trawl the internet to find out where celebs clothes are from . but one in twenty have even called into the TV show the star has appeared on in . a bid to track down the item. A spokeswoman for clothing brand CC, which commissioned the report, said: 'It's only natural that different age groups favour and emulate different celebrities. Classic: Breakfast at Tiffany's star Audrey Hepburn was hailed as the overall style icon by women of all ages . 'But the research does throw up some interesting points - it seems being more style focused becomes more important with age. 'Women such as Lulu, Twiggy and Jane Seymour have retained they style icon status throughout the decades and become even more stylish as they get older. 'Stylish women in their 50's seem to opt for a more demure style as sported by the likes of Lorraine Kelly or Nigella Lawson in contrast to someone like Madonna who has always pushed boundaries in terms of her image and styling.' Cheryl ColeEmma WatsonJessica EnnisMollie KingPixie LottFrankie SandfordColeen RooneyLily Cooper Nee AllenAmy ChildsJesy Nelson . Duchess of CambridgeHolly WilloughbyKelly BrookVictoria BeckhamKimberly WalshAshley RobertsVictoria PendletonKatie PriceKim KardashianChristine Bleakley . Jennifer AnistonDavina McCallKylie MinogueJ K RowlingElle MacPhersonDemi MoorePatsy KensitSarah Jessica ParkerZoe BallDame Kelly Holmes . Lorraine KellyNigella LawsonCarol VordermanAnnie LennoxFern BrittonLiz HurleyJennifer SaundersDawn FrenchJerry HallMadonna . Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall was cited as a style icon for women over 60 . Dame Helen Mirren . Dame Judi Dench . Joanna Lumley . Meryl Streep . Lulu . Twiggy . Jane Seymour . Camilla - Duchess of Cornwall . Sharon Osbourne . Sigourney Weaver .
Duchess of Cambridge is most copied style for women in their 30s .
Lorraine Kelly came top of the pile for women in their 50s .
Helen Mirren was the style icon for women in their 60s .
15% said they often dressed like their favourite celebrity .
More than a quarter have tried to find out where a piece of clothing was from .
By . Bianca London . PUBLISHED: . 08:08 EST, 6 June 2013 . | . UPDATED: . 14:39 EST, 6 June 2013 . National treasure Cheryl Cole regularly tops polls for her million dollar smile, glossy locks and style credentials, so it come as no surprise that the average 20-something female wants to look just like her. Experts who studied the biggest fashion icons for women in Britain today found former X-Factor judge Cheryl still blazes the trail for the younger generation. Regular style chart-topper the Duchess of Cambridge emerged as the most copied figure for women in their 30s, while former Friends actress Jennifer Aniston topped the list for the 40-somethings. Nation's sweetheart: Cheryl Cole still blazes the trail for the younger generation with most 20-somethings dressing like her . Daybreak host Lorraine Kelly came top of the pile for women in their 50s while Helen Mirren was the style icon for women in their 60s. But Breakfast at Tiffany's star Audrey Hepburn was hailed as the overall style icon by women of all ages, followed by Marilyn Monroe and Grace Kelly. The study, which involved women aged . between 20 and 69, found younger girls also look up to Harry Potter star . Emma Watson and Olympic gold medallist Jessica Ennis. Singer Pixie Lott also made the list as did The Saturday's star Frankie Sandford. Mature style: It's the Duchess of Cambridge and Jennifer Aniston who women in their 30s and 40s like to emulate the style of . In . the 30-somethings category, the former Kate Middleton was slightly ahead of This . Morning presenter and Celebrity Juice panelist Holly Willoughby, with model Kelly Brook in third and Victoria Beckham in fourth. In . the 40s category Davina McCall was hailed as the second most popular . fashion icon followed by author JK Rowling and Kylie Minogue in equal . third. Britain's . over 50s apparently aspire to dress like Lorraine Kelly, Nigella Lawson . and Carol Vorderman, while the 60-somethings prefer to dress like Dame . Mirren, another Dame, Judi Dench and Joanna Lumley. Style icons: Britain's over 50s apparently aspire to dress like Lorraine Kelly, while the 60-somethings prefer to dress like Dame Mirren . The . study found that 15 per cent of the women studied said they often . dressed like their favourite celebrity and more than a quarter have . tried to find out where a piece of clothing was from after they had . spotted a celeb wearing it. Three . quarters trawl the internet to find out where celebs clothes are from . but one in twenty have even called into the TV show the star has appeared on in . a bid to track down the item. A spokeswoman for clothing brand CC, which commissioned the report, said: 'It's only natural that different age groups favour and emulate different celebrities. Classic: Breakfast at Tiffany's star Audrey Hepburn was hailed as the overall style icon by women of all ages . 'But the research does throw up some interesting points - it seems being more style focused becomes more important with age. 'Women such as Lulu, Twiggy and Jane Seymour have retained they style icon status throughout the decades and become even more stylish as they get older. 'Stylish women in their 50's seem to opt for a more demure style as sported by the likes of Lorraine Kelly or Nigella Lawson in contrast to someone like Madonna who has always pushed boundaries in terms of her image and styling.' Cheryl ColeEmma WatsonJessica EnnisMollie KingPixie LottFrankie SandfordColeen RooneyLily Cooper Nee AllenAmy ChildsJesy Nelson . Duchess of CambridgeHolly WilloughbyKelly BrookVictoria BeckhamKimberly WalshAshley RobertsVictoria PendletonKatie PriceKim KardashianChristine Bleakley . Jennifer AnistonDavina McCallKylie MinogueJ K RowlingElle MacPhersonDemi MoorePatsy KensitSarah Jessica ParkerZoe BallDame Kelly Holmes . Lorraine KellyNigella LawsonCarol VordermanAnnie LennoxFern BrittonLiz HurleyJennifer SaundersDawn FrenchJerry HallMadonna . Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall was cited as a style icon for women over 60 . Dame Helen Mirren . Dame Judi Dench . Joanna Lumley . Meryl Streep . Lulu . Twiggy . Jane Seymour . Camilla - Duchess of Cornwall . Sharon Osbourne . Sigourney Weaver .
style chart-topper the Duchess of Cambridge Lorraine Kelly came top of the pile for women in their 50s while Helen Mirren was the style icon the women studied said they often . dressed like their favourite celebrity and more than a quarter have . tried to find out where a piece of