New York Fashion Week - STREETSTYLE

New York Fashion Week Street Style

It's no secret: Sometimes the very best looks aren't on the runways at all. Here's some of the chicest looks recently snapped on the streets of New York Fashion Week.

 

 

 

Drop Dead Gorgeous

These kind of hot pants should come with a warning: if you’re already ridiculously hot, they’ll only make you hotter.

I guess that’s why they call them hot pants!

Steet Style Inspiration

When it comes to 2011's fashion trends, these are two statement pieces for the new year: motorcycle jacket with flared jeans!

All black outfits can be flattering, but can also be a little unadventurous. Just pull it off,  with a metallic stripe, silver belt bucklet, and peep-toed wedge boots adding some detail to an otherwise all-black ensemble.

 Pairing lace with fur gives off such a vintage vibe that, regardless of how modern the cuts, it's like reuniting two old friends. In this case the toned-down hair and makeup does utter justice to the look, keeping it clean and fresh.

Paris street style: flared pants and a long coat with leopard print collar&cuffs, green eye makeup and coral nail polish to finish off this ensemble.

Where to take Louboutin's military-inspired over the knee boots now that military is fading? Chanel Iman updates them into a feminised biker look by way of a printed silk dress and leather jacket.

 Donning over the knee socks can feel a bit school-girl if you're not careful. The classic cream trench elegantly tops off the outfit.

New York street style:  the shearling aviator style vest matched with a ripped tee and sunglasses would be perfect for a breezy jet setter or a day out hitting the town shopping. There's one way to add quality to a relaxed outfit and that's by casually throwing a Prada handbag over your arm.

 Because shoulders are sexy !

 A totally natural and effortless take on the boyfriend blazer.

A-line suede skirt that calls to mind the 70's worn with flats, black tights and a leather jacket - but it could just as easily work with platform sandals in Spring, or a sophisticated pair of over the knee boots.

And some details...

Milano Fashion Week

This Milano Moda Donna edition has had a great success animating and invading the centre of Milan from the 22nd to the 28th of September. The most important and greatest designers of Pret-à-porter have presented 171 collections to the experts of the sector showing the trend for the next Spring/Summer 2011. 78 fashion shows in total for 71 brands, 78 presentations for 73 brands and 27 presentations on appointment, all fit in a general and rational Schedule for working without stress. 

 Dolce&Gabbana

Who doesn't love clean, fresh, airy, and romantic white dresses?!

Gianfranco Ferre spring and summer 2011 collection was clean and crisp with luxurious fabrics and feminine, body conscious silhouettes. Gianfranco Ferre featured formal, sleek evening gowns and dressier looks which work well for evening and special occasions.

 Iceberg 

Downtown city chic from head to toe! I would wear every single piece of this collection! 

Alberta Ferretti

Romantic, bohemian flows of silk, lace and floating floral chiffons. Wonderful  vision of fairy-tale femininity!

 

Etro

Pattern, color, silhouette and accessories combined to create an effect that is the very definition of eclecticism.

Jil Sander

From minimalism to maximalism, from neutral to electric,  an implicit challenge to the very essence of the Jil Sander woman.

Fendi

Young, vibrant, and quirky. This collection was used words, shapes, colors and combos that usually don't apply to the brand. Just perfect for a wonderful day spent outdoors! 

Salvatore Ferragamo

Floor skimming skirts, masculine tailoring, bohemian flows... this collection was a bit of everything.