If you’re struggling for clothes inspo now it’s September, we have two words for you: street style. That’s right - New York has officially kicked off fashion’s travelling circus of catwalk shows and the influencers are out in full force. Of course, the vagaries of Manhattan’s weather system - one minute stormy, the next minute sweltering, sigh - means that it’s the hardest city to dress for and, consequently, the most varied in terms of ‘looks’. You’ve got leather coats next to teeny weeny short suits next to BLDs (that’s big long dresses). Keep scrolling for our favourites.
The best street style looks from New York Fashion Week
The best street style looks from New York Fashion Week
Street-styler at NYFW
Add a swishing skirt to a belted blazer to add some wow-factor to your work wardrobe.
Jenna Lyons at NYFW
Jenna Lyons proved, once again, that's she's the master of the button-down shirt and stripes.
Gala Gonzalez at NYFW
A minidress just needs a clompy pair of boots while the weather's still balmy.
Street-styler at NYFW
Make your arm candy - in this case, a tangerine dream by The Vampire's Wife - the focal point of your outfit.
Natalie Joos at NYFW
Clash those prints - and top with a bucket hat. The rules are? There are no rules.
Thora Valdimars at NYFW
A oversized short suit in palette-cleansing mint feels right for September.
Patricia Manfield at NYFW
Is anyone else praying for drizzle so they can don a bucket hat?
Claire Rose Cliteur at NYFW
There's no such thing as too much red. Case in point: Claire Rose Cliteur in traffic-stopping scarlet.
Street-styler at NYFW
Swap your classic leather jacket for something in chocolatey suede. Extra points for fringe.
Street-styler at NYFW
A tie-dye cargo jacket with wide leg jeans is a fresh weekend outfit formula.
Sarah Ellen at NYFW
Dial down a lace-up corset blouse with jeans and clompy boots.
Street-styler at NYFW
Stand out for all the right reasons by colour-clashing your pussy-bow blouse and elongated shorts.
Street-styler at NYFW
Forget shirts - a color pop polo neck is what you should be wearing underneath trouser suits now.
Alyssa Cosacarelli at NYFW
A simple tank tucked into high-waisted jeans will never get old.
Tiffany Hsu at NYFW
Contrasting block colours, with THAT Bottega bag. Would you expect anything else from @handinfire?
Street-styler at NYFW
Match your shirt and shoes, and keep the summer dream alive with leather shorts.
Street-styler at NYFW
Make monochrome summery, with blooming prints and a woven bag.
Emili Sindlev at NYFW
@emilisindlev delivers an expert lesson in how to clash your colours the right way.
Street-styler at NYFW
Leather blouses are (surprisingly) big news for the new season. Try with a wrap skirt for a ladylike take on the trend.
Aimee Song at NYFW
@aimeesong proves that excellent outfits don't have to be over-fussy – just add heels to oversized separates.
Chloé Harrouche at NYFW
Country meets the city with the addition of this sleeveless blazer. Also, a brilliant example of tonal dressing.
Street-styler at NYFW
Camille ticks all the killer-accessories boxes with anklets, chunky chains, kit-flops (kitten heel meets flip-flop) and the ultimate Bottega clutch.
Street-styler at NYFW
Khaki forever - this guest co-ordinates her Christian Dior bag with must-have cargo pants and a shape-y heel.
Street-styler at NYFW
Who said horizontal stripes aren't flattering? Make your prints clash and keep your accessories tough to balance out a floaty floral.
Street-styler at NYFW
Charlotte Groeneveld mixes sweet and sour with a Marc Jacobs ditsy floral tent dress and stomper boots. Bonus points for undone locks.
Street-styler at NYFW
Emili Sindlev nails polished tie-dye with a satin blouse un-buttoned from the bottom - our fave new style hack. Her teeny-tiny Loewe bag completes the colorful look.
Street-styler at NYFW
"Joy" has been coined as the term to describe NYFW this season, and nothing says joy quite like Leandra Medine in this boho-centric Marc Jacobs ensemble.
Street-styler at NYFW
When the whole gangs on point - seasoned street-stylers heading to the Michael Kors show in co-ordinating shades and pops of brights.