New York Fashion Week has finished for another season, Blaze Foley Cold Cold World T-shirt and I have looked through thousands of street style pictures of what the buyers, editors, and influencers were wearing to the shows this year. New York winters are famously severe, but the practicality of dressing for the cold didn’t stop the fashion crowd from serving up some innovative styling tricks. There were eight items in particular that I kept seeing people wearing and that have inspired my own new-season shopping list. The outerwear game in New York was particularly strong, with lots of snakeskin colorful jackets, leather blazers, interesting trench coats, and ivory classic overcoats. No winter outfit is complete without an amazing pair of boots, and it was a tale of two boot trends this season—oversize track-sole boots and knee-high leather boots worn over trousers and jeans. As for the accessories, New Yorkers had a lot of piled-up gold-chain jewelry and the all-American classic, the baseball cap. Keep scrolling to see—and shop—the eight items we want to buy this week thanks to New York Fashion Week.

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And just like that, fashion week is over. Blaze Foley Cold Cold World T-shirt Well, at least until everyone reconvenes again in September. Over the last four weeks, we’ve clocked plenty of rising trends from the runway and reported everything you need to know about fall 2024 fashion. But while we’ll have to wait another six months to start shopping for what we just saw on the runways, there’s no waiting period to get inspired by the cool trends we spotted show-goers wearing in New York, London, Milan, and Paris. Fashion week is the breeding ground for the coolest on-the-rise trends and this season was no exception—the street style scene debuted plenty of innovative new styling tricks and forward accessories and it doubled down on everyone’s favorite spring It color, burgundy. Ahead, we’re dissecting the top seven fashion week trends that insiders wore to the fall shows and, of course, giving you shopping inspiration on how we’d go about achieving each look. Just the like on the runways, the street style scene was unanimous in their approval of a single It color this season. Burgundy, black cherry, merlot—no matter what you want to call it, stylish showgoers turned out plenty of great looks that were doused in the rich hue. Instead of a single pop of burgundy, though, they opted for full head-to-toe monochrome for maximum impact.