29 Outfit Ideas From The Streets Of Paris Fashion Week
A month's worth of shows has come to an end, and fashionable folk from all over the world are returning home from Paris. Lest they be too sad about leaving the City of Lights, we're here to remind everyone just how good the looks off the catwalk were.
We've already seen who wore what in New York and London, so now it's time to get some inspiration from the Parisian streets. Enjoy!
1/30The stylish set turned it out for the season's last runway shows.
2/30Model Coco Rocha shows that matching top and bottom pieces are anything but dated, especially when a little avant garde style is involved.
3/30A little pop of color under heavy black is a great colder-weather style trick, as evidenced by model Lindsey Wixson’s look.
4/30We'll never give up our skinny jeans, but a pair that's inching toward boyfriend-fit territory is totally on our spring wish list.
5/30Black leather with some texture — like the quilting on this moto jacket or the braid work on this Givenchy bag — provides a nice twist on a classic material.
6/30A subtle print on a scarf or graphic on a top is another great way to break up basic black.
7/30Have some fun with your wardrobe by throwing on a party dress during the day and pairing it with super sparkly shoes.
8/30Coolest couple at PFW? Probably. We love their killer kicks and coordinating technicolor animal print hats.
9/30Repurpose a vintage tee by cropping it short. Also, festival style in Paris? Looks like it!
10/30If you're going for a complete look, don't hold back! Not only do this girl's printed pieces match, but her black leather sneakers coordinate with her gloves and hat.
11/30Shorts and tights is a transitional weather look we can certainly get behind, especially when the legwear is polka-dotted.
12/30Chambray and leather are an unexpected and totally stylish pairing. We also dig this snakeskin-effect blazer!
13/30Sweet and chic or bold and bright? We love both of these color palettes.
14/30In a different take on the shorts-and-tights combo, here are shorteralls (!) and tights. We approve!
15/30Comfy and cute, this look gives new meaning to soft volume.
16/30Contrast-sleeve jackets are here to stay, according to blogger Denni Elias of Chicmuse! Grab one that mis a fun hue with great texture.
17/30Don a throwback sweatshirt, and you'll win some serious cool points this season.
18/30Pink dress, pink necklace, pink hair? Perfection. (Her jacket is amazing, too!)
19/30If you're wanting an alternative to the denim jacket, try out a suede one instead, just like Ruby Aldridge.
20/30Slouchy doesn’t have to mean sloppy! Take some style cues from Chantal Van Der Meijden of Cocorosa’s crisp-yet-relad ensemble.
21/30Cute color combo alert: varying shades of blue and a yellow topper go together just so.
22/30Add some quirk to any outfit with a pair of actual bowling shoes.
23/30Printed pants and a fluffy topper, like those on blogger Peony Lim, are sure to garner some attention from the fashion set.
24/30When the temperatures start to rise but a coat is still necessary, try out a boucle number.
25/30Another mid-weight jacket tip is to find one with slick sleeves.
26/30We're more impressed by the shape of this cover-up than the print! Playing with proportions is a sophisticated styling tactic.
27/30Borrow a look from the boys with an oversized button-down, big leather jacket, and a baseball cap. (And wear them together if you're feeling bold!)
28/30A crop top isn't just for summer if you layer on a long coat.
29/30We keep harping on texture, but this coat proves it's an important thing to consider.
30/30See, texture! This vibrant red (and segmented!) coat is totally awesome.
