29 Winter Wardrobe Ideas From New York Fashion Week's Street Style Stars
We weren't just posted inside the tents during New York Fashion Week, we were also out on the streets, seeing who was wearing what in between shows. We saw models, bloggers, and fashionable attendees alike all dressed in their winter best.
With temperatures still way below warm here in NYC, we decided to put together our favorite looks in an attempt to squeeze out some last-minute cold weather wardrobe inspiration. Click through, and check out the winningest ensembles.
1/30How can you look cool when the temperatures drop? Get inspired by these savvy dressers.
2/30Sockless feet might be cold in the snow, but we're digging this girl's stylish alternative to a knit hat.
3/30Be practical with your footwear (look at those rubber soles!), but have a little fun with acid-washed jeans and a coat that makes a statement.
4/30Not only do metallic creepers provide a nice contrast to camel-on-camel, this look is truly layering done right.
5/30Kelly Framel of The Glamorai proves you can stylishly insulate your legs with something other than opaque tights.
6/30Don't let the cold fool you! Sunglasses can be just as necessary during winter months as they are during the summer.
7/30Layer, layer, layer, and top it all off with a Lindsay Weir-approved green army jacket.
8/30Punch up all black everything with a bit of animal print, just like Fashion Toast’s Rumi Neely.
9/30Let your accessories shine when you're all bundled up! We're digging these shiny shoes and two-toned bag.
10/30You too can incorporate one of spring’s biggest trends — the ubiquitous baseball cap — into your winter look, á la Kimberly Pesch of Eat Sleep Wear. FYI: baseball hats were also all over the fall runways!
11/30Another fall 2013 trend you can wear right now? Relad-fit leather pants.
12/30Blogger Peony Lim injects a bit of color into her cold weather ensemble by way of bright red skinnies.
13/30Sometimes it's all about the little touches, like cozy coat lining and a delicately printed scarf.
14/30And sometimes it's all about going big or going home! This cobalt jumpsuit is a knockout.
15/30Also a knockout? This insane lime green coat. Coolest.
16/30Chiara Ferragni of The Blonde Salad knows girly prints aren’t just for spring.
17/30Play with texture — fur, leather, pony hair, chunky knit, and more.
18/30Take a page from the boys and rock comfortable streetwear and a huge sweater, but top it all off with a bright red lip.
19/30Who says you can't show a little skin on a chilly day? Slightly cropped sweater, it is!
20/30Mixing deep green, navy, and red make for a subtle-yet-colorful look.
21/30We love the perfect pattern clash on Margaret Zhang of Shine by Three. Also, her hoodie...!
22/30Shocking pink and cool kicks? Yes please, always.
23/30Rumi counteracts lace on bottom with a heavy coat on top.
24/30Opening Ceremony buyer Kate Foley rocks socks with heels, one of our favorite trends from the fall runways.
25/30Wild pants are everywhere, but this loose fit on Nadia Sarwar of FrouFrouu is a welcome departure from legging-like bottoms.
26/30Do like blogger Elin Kling and channel another era with groovy accessories and a fun ’do.
27/30Is that old school DKNY we spy on Susie Bubble? Nineties forever!
28/30No matter how outré your outfit is, remember sneakers are always a plus — even Leandra Medine of The Man Repeller thinks so.
29/30And when it all comes down to it, sick kicks and a cool coat is all you really need.
30/30Liu Wen has killer model off-duty style — those boots are totally winter-in-the-city-ready.
