Get Inspired By These 36 Street Style Snaps From London Fashion Week
New York Fashion Week may be a thing of the past, but there are many more cities to go in this whirlwind runway-filled month! Today we bring you our favorite street style stars from London.
Warmer temperatures over in England meant way more bare legs than in NYC, and we happen to think these girls give a great lesson in transitional dressing. Click through, and get inspired!
1/37We're loving what well-dressed show-goers wore across the pond.
2/37Be like Margaret Zhang of Shine by Three and balance out tough black leather with a chic printed jacket.
3/37Jourdan Dunn brings her model off-duty A-game in a mini-dress, casual coat, and rocker boots.
4/37A great transitional style idea? Keep your toes cozy in socks, even when you're showing some leg.
5/37And another? If you’re going with a short-sleeve frock, pair it with tights, like Harley Viera Newton.
6/37These stylish friends layer with ease — plus it's easy to get around town in flat hi-tops!
7/37The peplum is still making its rounds on the runway circuit, and we're digging this fuchsia take.
8/37This look is black and white and totally not boring.
9/37Relad leather pants are going to be all the rage come fall, so why not be ahead of the curve?
10/37But if leather pants aren't your thing, try on a moto jacket for size. The perfect between-seasons cover-up!
11/37We can't ever resist a fluffy coat. Never ever.
12/37Light layers make it easy to stay warm outdoors, while also reducing bulk.
13/37Blogger Peony Lim balances out a jean jacket with a white fur collar.
14/37These Chanel floral sneakers are seriously lust-inducing.
15/37A structured bag provides a nice style foil to a winter beanie.
16/37Stock up on light jackets (like this great military-inspired one) and cool bags for the season ahead!
17/37A big scarf can act as a coat substitute when paired with knit accessories.
18/37If you're not quite ready to give up winter fur, get yourself a shorter coat as temperatures rise.
19/37Is that a leather-jean jacket combo we see? (Yes!)
20/37Make those layers sporty by rocking a hoodie underneath a varsity jacket, and topping it all off with a baseball cap.
21/37Keep your look interesting by mixing my textures.
22/37If your ensemble is more or less monochrome, opt for a bright bag.
23/37A zip-up hoodie really does provide a nice middle layer when you've discarded your heavy winter coat.
24/37And don't forget the power of a great sweater.
25/37And socks and heels! Socks and heels!
26/37Shorts aren't quite as out-of-season when paired with thigh-high boots and a long coat.
27/37More socks. Have we mentioned how much we love socks?
28/37This girl shows that the key to power clashing is having all your patterns reside in the same color family.
29/37Keep your jean jacket looking fresh by cuffing the sleeves.
30/37Black pants are anything but boring when they're textured!
31/37Play with proportion by donning an oversized coat and skinny jeans or tights.
32/37We can't decide if we like her pink bag or yellow boots more! Color is definitely a must as we approach spring.
33/37And speaking of spring colors, this palette is simply lovely.
34/37Now this is some serious school girl cool. (Also, again with the socks!)
35/37Light jackets don't have to skimp on the details, as evidenced by this standout piece.
36/37Velvet maxi dress + leather backpack = style swoon.
37/37This also falls in the school girl cool category, hat and specs included.
