10 Street Style Trends We Saw During Fashion Week
Tailored shirting in classic stripes?
Fashion week has historically been about looking at the runways, with editors and buyers digesting the looks sent out to formulate cohesive trends that hint at where style is heading in the upcoming seasons (spoiler alert: next spring is all about khaki and business-ready stripes). And while we'll never stop parsing the collections themselves, more and more focus is being paid to the street style outside the shows.
Straw Bags
Leather and suede are nice, but the bags currently topping the must-carry list are made of durable, wallet-friendly straw.
Denim Miniskirts
Prepare to dig deep into your closet—the denim mini that was ubiquitous in high school and college is coming back.
Long Sleeves
Dramatically oversize sleeves completely covered hands, making for a striking look that's not exactly dinner-table friendly.
Straight-Leg Jeans
Mom jeans aren't budging. Boxy, straight-leg styles had a heavy presence outside the shows.
Layered Dresses
Comfortable with layering silky slip dresses atop tees, street stylers have taken the combo a step further. Prepare to wear dresses of every sort over bulkier knits and button-downs.
Velvet
Just in time for fall, rich velvet is having a major moment (it's especially impactful done in gorgeous jewel tones).
Bell Sleeves
Bold, billowing sleeves were a silhouette spotted everywhere.
Graphic T-Shirts
Basic tees were one of the most dressed-down trends spotted outside the shows. Whether vintage or paying homage to a pop star, there's a version for everybody.
Ruffles
Frilly and feminine ruffles accented dresses, blouses, and more.
Oxford Stripes
Inspired by fall's pinstripes, editors and bloggers reached for tailored shirting done in classic stripes.
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