While New York girls undoubtedly pride themselves for having their own unique sense of style, there’s no denying that when there’s a good trend that suits the NYC aesthetic, they all embrace it. A couple of years ago, the bell-sleeve top trend was so wildly popular among NYC fashion insiders that we were starting to think it would never fizzle. But lo and behold, fizzle it did. Since bell-sleeve tops reached their peak some time ago, NYC girls are turning to other top styles to pair with their jeans, trousers, skirts, and shorts. While we’ll be ready when the flattering trend inevitably returns, we must admit that we won’t miss the hassle of dealing with the wide sleeves when, say, eating. (The struggle was very real.)
To prove our point, we’ve gathered a number of examples from the fashion-insider crowd at the most recent NYFW wearing anything but bell sleeves. Check out the five top styles they’re wearing instead, and shop our favorite ones on the market for yourself.
New York City’s always stylish residents are my first stop when searching for the freshest outfit inspiration. There’s no shortage of great style to be had, as anyone who’s ever walked around Manhattan for five minutes will know. But for those of us (myself included) who don’t have the ability to observe a plethora of well-dressed citizens right outside your doorstep, Instagram is the next-best thing. Since I follow so many NYC fashion girls, my feed is like a window into their world—and, by nature, their outfits.
Fall is officially now in full force, so to get my outfit game up to speed I’ve enlisted the help of the chicest NYC girls I know. I’ll be over here carefully studying how each of them approaches fall’s biggest trends while staying true to their sleek, forward style. From the coolest way to wear the western trend to the neon outfit that even those with the most classic style can get on board with, think of the following looks as your crash course in fall 2018 NYC style.
Ahead, I’ve broken down 7 of the best NYC outfits from Instagram to try this fall and equipped you with the key pieces you’ll need to re-create these looks for yourself, too.
There’s a lot of cowboy-inspired trends right now, but NYC girls are keeping the motif true to their sleek style and styling the western pieces with forward-feeling white accessories.Dark florals and a richly-textured jacket scream “fall” like no other.If you’ve been hesitant about trying out leopard print, this is the surefire way to wear the buzzy print and look polished.To anyone who immediately wrote off the neon trend as way too out-there, this look will make you reconsider it, stat.Clean, timeless, and impossibly easy to wear.I know there are a lot of trends going on here, but there’s something about the combination of ’80s-inspired puffy sleeves and ’90s grunge-inspired plaid that just works.Stylish but cozy, this particular outfit combo is shaping up to go viral for NYC girls (and everyone else for that matter) this fall.
BRB, I’ll be over here plotting how to copy each of these cool NYC outfits.
When it comes to choosing a wedding dress, It trends perhaps only play a small part in the decision-making on such a personal, special garment. But as with everything else that ebbs and flows—jean silhouettes, bag sizes, heel heights—there are some common themes around what’s popular right now across the bridal market, as well as what’s not. And no one is better equipped to speak to the least and the most popular wedding dresses better than the experts below.
Gathering insight from bridal buyers and store owners, we were able to deduce that, when it comes to wedding day style, many brides are forgoing over-the-top fussiness for designs that are more understated and practical, even. And perhaps unsurprisingly, traditional wedding fabrics like lace continue to be a fan favorite.
Keep scrolling for all the wedding dress styles experts say brides-to-be can’t get enough of.
We’re no strangers to the sartorial power of accessories. In the heart of fall, wool hats, suede ankle boots, and leather gloves become our go-to pieces. Among these essential seasonal accessories are scarves—perhaps the most iconic of them all. Since scarves have established a well-earned status as a staple fall accessory, we are here to show you an arsenal of looks to try with yours this season, lest you’re left thinking that the only way to tie a scarf is by draping it around your neck (we shudder at the thought).
If you’re in need of some fresh ideas on how to tie a scarf, you probably are if you’re reading this, then check out how some of the most stylish women are wearing them right now. As with most of our style inspiration, we turned to the street style set to take note of all the creative ways they’re making their scarves work in their fall outfits. From cool ways to tie them around your neck to unexpected placements like wrapped around your wrist, there is no shortage of inspiration for wearing this fall essential, as we’re proving to you with the following outfits up ahead.
Ready to put your scarves to the test this fall? Then simply continue on to get inspired by 15 fresh ways to tie a scarf like a true fashion girl and then shop our favorite styles.
Style Tip: For an unstudied feel, wrap your scarf once around your neck and leave it untied.Style Tip: Swing a black scarf over one shoulder for an unexpected look.Style Tip: Knot your scarf once on the side of your neck, and then let the sides drape over your front and back. Style Tip: Toss one side of your scarf over your shoulder and unfold the front to create extra volume.Style Tip: Fold your scarf in half, and tightly (but not too tightly) wrap it in a circle shape for a choker-like effect.Style Tip: Wrap your scarf around your neck once and tie the ends in the front.Style Tip: Circle your scarf loosely around your neck for an infinity look.Style Tip: Do a babushka style with a cheerful printed scarf.Style Tip: Tie a square scarf around your neck and leave the ends poking out to the sides for a French-girl vibe.Style Tip: Simply knot a vibrant scarf around your wrist.Style Tip: Drape the bulk of your scarf in front for a Western-inspired result.Style Tip: Pair your silk scarf with a letterman jacket for a schoolgirl-inspired outfit.Style Tip: Swap out your statement necklace for a scarf tied on the lower neckline.Style Tip: Secure your scarf around your neck and leave just the tips of the scarf out in front.Style Tip: For a fashion-editor look, simply tuck your scarf into your coat. Keep scrolling to shop our favorite scarves!Add a pop of color to any outfit with this.Style this one with a leather jacket.Did you hear? Tie-dye is coming back.Wear it tied up in your hair.The prettiest shade of pink.This color will pop against a dark coat.Unexpected yet lovely colors for fall.These colors are so fun.This delicate print is so pretty.Yes to paisley.Bandanas truly never go out of style.We may be biased, but this abstract print is a fresh take on the leopard trend.Tie this up in your ponytail just like the model.This texture stands out.
Fashion month has now arrived at its fourth and final stop of the season: Paris. To ensure you have around-the-clock insight for what the editors, bloggers, and celebrities are wearing to and from the spring shows, we have the photographer behind The Style Stalker snapping the best looks throughout the week. From the chicest ensembles to the standout accessories, we’ve already spotted major fall outfit inspiration. See the looks that caught our attention, and stay tuned for more of PFW’s top street style moments as we’re updating this gallery daily with fresh rounds of photos.
Keep checking back each day for the latest street style.
Welcome to our S/S 2019 runway coverage! With New York City, London, and Milan behind us, we’re onto Paris for the final round of runway shows. From glamorous celebrity arrivals and the fashion insiders sitting front row to the most talked about runway looks of the month, this is your guide to the most important moments of Paris Fashion Week. We’re sharing everything you need to know about the what’s happening during fashion’s dreamiest city with our 15-second runway reviews.
Whether you’re looking forward to spring’s chicest trends and It girl-approved accessories and shoes or simply curious to see a peek inside fashion’s craziest month, we’re here to bring you the best bite-size insight from the top runway shows, epic afterparties, and everything in between. Keeping reading for the most important moments of PFW so far and be sure to check back as we’ll be updating the story as the week continues.
After resurrecting cult ’80s brand Laura Ashley this summer, Urban Outfitters has set its sights on a different decade: the ’90s. The retailer has teamed up with Anna Sui on an exclusive new collaboration, launching today, that features the most iconic pieces from Sui’s 1994 collection.
“Inspired by Kurt Cobain, Courtney Love, and Naomi Campbell, the assortment evokes the vibe of ’90s nostalgia with contemporary silhouettes and textures; plaids, denim, and mesh, in miniskirts, dresses and baby tees,” Urban Outfitters explained in a statement. Campbell, of course, was a regular on Sui’s runways in the ’90s, alongside the likes of Kate Moss, Helena Christensen, and Carla Bruni. How can we possibly choose our favorite item from this eight-piece, under-$175 collection? Scroll down to shop the collab before it sells out.
Entering Prada’s show was one of the most hectic yet thrilling moments of my Milan Fashion Week experience this year. The crowd of people swarming to catch a glimpse of celebrities walking into the show made it nearly impossible to make it through security. The venue and vibe were like no other, there was techno music blaring, bright lime green walls matched the invitations, and my favorite part was the inflatable seats. Like most shows in Milan, the demonstration started a solid 30 minutes late once key front-row attendees had arrived.
Miuccia Prada sent almost every model down the runway wearing oversize puffed headbands, some in satin and other leather with studs. The overall collection had a late-’60s vibe with mod A-line minidresses, structured handbags, knee-high socks, and polished printed outerwear. My favorite look goes to the below black dress; I had the chance to view up close during the re-see in Milan. Keep reading to see the top moments from Prada’s spring collection.
Up next, check out more of the best runway moments from MFW.
