Street Style Fashion

Street style, more so than the red carpet or any other celebrity stomping ground, is the largest indicator of whether last season's runway trends have actually taken off or if the style set has simply gone rogue. See the top ideas that reigned on the streets of New York, London, Milan and Paris.

 The bandana has quickly become the easiest styling trick in the book. One little scarf adds a lot of personality. 

Go big (in the jacket), go bold (with print on print). Or, go home to get your big jacket and bold prints.

That lean says it all: Menswear-inspired pieces make you feel and look cool from your oversized bomber to your rust-colored brogues. 

Forget about the skinny jeans and choose a pair with personality.Keep the rest of your look fairly simple and elegant for a perfectly balanced ensemble.

This is our third all-red number, so it's clearly easier to pull off than you'd imagine. Just make sure to keep the kicks super clean.

 
Black leather and denim go together like Proenza and Schouler. Trade in your cross-body for a briefcase to give the entire ensemble a bit more edge.

 Wear your small purse under your jacket for modern-day holster vibes. 

Sometimes, all you need is a trench and boots. Especially if those boots are colorful and shiny.

All kinds of blues and stripes may sound disjointed, but saddle shoes pull any outfit together.

A comfy jacket doesn't have to be such a snooze. Look for the fuzzy stuff in mint or sage green to pump up your winter wear.

 A stiff-brimmed hat is the perfect topper to an outfit that's already a little androgynous.