Official thick and tired shirt

Following the electric energy of Copenhagen and the joyful buzz of New York Fashion Week, Official thick and tired shirt the exciting runway shows at London Fashion Week have now come to a close—and while we’ve been keeping a close eye on all the fresh styles coming off the runways, there’s no doubt we’ve also been swooning over all the coolest street style looks coming straight out of the British capital. With the transitional weather as the backdrop, stylish guests brought a slew of this season’s biggest trends to life while attending the spring 2023 shows. From leather jackets to sheer skirts and mini hemlines, London’s fashion set provided a sartorial feast for the eyes, bringing life to their looks with an eclectically cool London edge. Below, we’ve gathered all of the best street style from London Fashion Week and highlighted this season’s major trends that we spotted on the fashion crowd to inspire your next fall outfit.

Official thick and tired shirt, hoodie, sweater, longsleeve and ladies t-shirt

I don’t know about you, but Italian style is all I can think about at the moment. Official thick and tired shirt Stylish women in Italy’s cultural capitals like Milan, Florence, and Rome seem to possess an effortlessly cool polish that the internet (and this editor) can’t get enough of. Thanks to the popularity of influencers and designers like Gilda Ambrosio and Amina Muaddi, this particular brand of elevated glam has inspired droves of outfit re-creations by Americans. As someone who studies Italian style like it’s my job (well, it kind of is), I thought it would be fun to put myself in their shoes for the day and imagine the types of things Italian fashion people would put in their carts when shopping at Nordstrom. While the beloved retailer is often the topic of conversation here at Who What Wear, it have no locations in Europe, despite having plenty of popular Italian staples casually sitting on its site as we speak. As the resident OTT dressers of Europe, Italian women are rarely spotted in heels shorter than three inches. In the spring and summer, they prefer strappy ankle-tie sandals with their dresses. I think they’d beeline to Nordstrom’s shoe section for strappy sandals and skip ballet flats, despite their trendy status right now.