Street Style: Looks Chosen by Guests at New York Fashion Week

Interesting and Relevant Stylizations

September, just like August, is marked by virtual journeys around the world, where we explore the most captivating fashion events in major fashion capitals. Copenhagen, Budapest, Kyiv—this was the beginning of our travels. Recently, we smoothly transitioned to another continent, to New York, where we’ve already explored the most significant shows of this fashion week, from the exquisite and timeless classics at Ralph Lauren to Khaite’s fresh interpretation of modern women’s style. Now, we traditionally peek into the streets, where fashionistas from around the globe showcased their experimental combinations.

Denim and leather continue to dominate the wardrobes of girls. We observed a great variety of jeans—both baggy and fitted, which have returned to popularity this year—as well as leather jackets and accessories. Fashionistas paired denim pants with sheer tops, oversized shirts, and outerwear made from denim, especially bombers and jackets.

Among the looks, there were many that are perfect for cooler weather. Notable stylizations featured basic beige trench coats, suede jackets, blazers, and knitted cardigans. These were combined with trendy capri pants, midi skirts, tailored trousers, and those same jeans.

Street style stars added unique touches to their outfits with playful details like fringes on clothing, embellishments on bags, or bright accessories—whether it be socks, ties, or baseball caps.

When it comes to seasonal colors, most fashionistas focused on shades of blue—from soft sky tones to deep navy—as well as warm browns, basic cream, and rich burgundy, which has completely taken over the fashion industry in 2024.

Thus, the street style at New York Fashion Week showcased diversity, creativity, and relevant trends that will help create stylish and comfortable looks for the fall season. Each fashionista brought something unique to her stylizations, inspiring experiments and the search for one’s own distinctive style.