These are the best street style looks from New York Fashion Week

1. Susie Lau

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It’s all about channelling Disney’s Snow White ⁠(we mean it metaphorically) for fashion influencer Susie Lau. She wore an alabaster tailored jacket by 3.1 Phillip Lim with a pair of pants in the same hue from Nodress, a London-based label founded by Yu Luqi. 

 

Photo: Instagram/susiebubble

2. Eva Chen

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Instagram’s director of fashion partnership Eva Chen rocked an exceptionally chic ensemble, despite claiming that it was put together randomly (she was in a rush to attend the Jason Wu show). Her outfit, which comprises a Chanel tweed jacket, Citizens Of Humanity black denim jeans and Dior pumps, is simple yet understated.

 

Photo: Instagram/evachen212

3. Halima Aden

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American fashion model Halima Aden is the picture of polished elegance in this cerulean blue suit. Bonus points for the pop of champagne gold from her hijab, which offers a good balance to her bright, bold outfit.

 

Photo: Instagram/halima

4. Tiffany Hsu

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Making a statement in an effortless way is the modus operandi for Mytheresa’s fashion buying director Tiffany Hsu at NYFW. She wore a lime green two-piece suit by Sies Marjan and matched it with a pair of pumps in a similar shade. Her gold chain necklace gives a fresh edge to her bold monochromatic #OOTD.

 

Photo: Instagram/handinfire

5. Chriselle Lim

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Comfort is key for fashion blogger and digital influencer Chriselle Lim. Her wrap blazer and flowy pants, from New York-based fashion label Judy Zhang, provides ease of movement when hopping to and fro the various shows. Smart.

 

Photo: Instagram/chrisellelim

6. Loulou De Saison

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Loulou De Saison, creative director and founder of Loulou Studio, sports a grey tank and black Bottega Veneta skirt combo – which may not be visually enticing on its own. However, she smartly adds a refreshing and zesty twist by pairing it with a bright yellow coat.

 

Photo: Instagram/louloudesaison

7. Sarah Harris

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Being fashionable doesn’t always mean you need a closet filled with designer garbs. British Vogue’s deputy editor and fashion features director Sarah Harris (who’s also a street style darling) knows how to rock her style with an ensemble from high-street brand Mango. Her look, which comprises an ecru pullover, sandy-tone cargo pants and matching knee-high boots, is edgy, relaxed and cool.

 

Photo: Instagram/sarahharris

8. Tina Leung

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You can never go wrong with denim. Fashion stylist and blogger Tina Leung knows this too. She complements this denim patchwork dress by Coach with a pair of boots and a bag in a matching print that exudes a west Americana vibe.

 

Photo: Instagram/tinaleung