The 9 Paris Fashion Week Street Style Moments That Defined the Season

We have reached the final destination of fashion month—Paris and this season has been better than ever. While many people look for inspiration on the runways, I myself have had my eyes peeled on the street style stars for outfit ideas. Street style is the place where runway trends get interpreted into IRL moments, experimentation is contagious, and the outfits couldn’t be more exciting. The thrill of going to Paris and seeing how French women dress is heightened when this many stylish people gather in the fashion capital to set the trends for the upcoming year.

After clicking through hundreds of tabs and scrolling for hours, I’ve made some key takeaways from this season’s street style that are set to influence my personal wardrobe. The first is the power of styling, many of my favorite looks were made up predominately of pieces I already own. Personal style is at a high point and if you can just take a red sweater and tie it around your waist or pair your old flannel with the right blazer—you’ll peak. Below, see the 9 outfits that are notably chic and worth re-creating from the Paris Fashion Week street style scene.

Oversized Sunglasses + Red Sweater + Cool Loafers

Who knew all you had to do to take your basics to the next level is tie a red sweater around your waist. Styling hacks like this were the standout feature this Paris Fashion Week bringing on all the inspiration.

ROGER VIVIER Viv Rangers Loafers

Alex Mill Nottinghill Sweater

Madewell Oversized Angular Sunglasses

Suede Bomber + Tie + Baggy Jeans

This fall is all about a suede bomber and styling it just the right way. Plus, a tie is the perfect accessory that will instantly upgrade your outfit so if you’re looking for a quick fix to your wardrobe—these two items are surefire.

Ralph Lauren Striped Silk Repp Tie

AGOLDE Cord Torres Jacket

Levi’s High Waist Dad Jeans

Bold Button-Down + Slingbacks + Animal Print Skirt

After a few seasons of leopard print taking center stage, we are seeing all sorts of animal prints take on the forefront. Instead of pairing your button-down with a classic pencil skirt, mix things up with a printed style that makes things just a touch more exciting.

aritzia Slim Poplin Shirt

Jacquemus La Jupe Tozzi Skirt

COACH Slingback Heel

Cardigan + Belt + Pencil Skirt

Miu Miu is the brand that has influenced the street style scene the most and this head to toe look is classic to the brand but also an easy one to recreate with what you own. Just take your favorite cardigan, a striped collared shirt, and a neutral pencil and you’ve got it.

Miu Miu Cashmere Cardigan

Miu Miu Milano Rib Knit Skirt

TWP Narrow Belt

Flannel Shirt + Blazer + Flares

With plaid at it’s peak, even flannel shirts are having a moment that simply can’t be missed. The trick is to style it with elevated pairings like a blazer, pencil skirt, or trousers.

Gap Voile Plaid Shirt

j.crew Madelyn blazer

Favorite Daughter Seamed Flare Pants

Fitted Top + Maxi Skirt + Ballet Wrap Flats

All black outfits aren’t going anywhere but this season in Paris they were reinvented. Instead of a black turtleneck, a fitted draped top was the choice. Your average black maxi skirt gets an upgrade and even black ballet flats had a ribbon added to the ankle.

Alberta Ferretti Virgin-Wool Jumper

MAGDA BUTRYM Leather Maxi Skirt

THE ATTICO Cloe Ballerina Flat

Plaid Scarf Coat + Balloon Pants + Oval Sunglasses

I might have just discovered my dream jacket for fall. Scarf outerwear is set to be big again this fall/winter. Try swapping the jeans for black barrel leg trousers to prove to people that you are a fashion girl.

LOEWE Plaid Scarf Jacket

LOEWE Draped Cotton-Silk Trousers

Le Specs Outta Love 51mm Oval Sunglasses

Animal Print Jacket + Black Pants + Ballet Flats

Another fun take on animal prints comes in the form of this structured jacket. Black trousers are again winning over jeans as the subtle replacement as the default pant.

Callas Milano Cairo Military Jacket

Lioness Uptown Pants

KHAITE Charlotte Ballet Flats

Barn Jacket + Hourglass Dress + Chelsea Boots

While we’re on the topic of outerwear, barn jackets simply can’t be slept on. They look good with everything but especially dresses that have a notably hourglass look to them.

Rue Sophie Black

MAGDA BUTRYM Off-The-Shoulder Dress

Miu Miu Fumé Calf Booties