5 Don’t Miss Street Style Trends From Fashion Week

Street styles always make the big trend in every year, and it’s also the fashion-centric version of Eye Spy you didn’t know you wanted. In this year, there are many street style fashion that make we’re stunning on their look. Then we pick 5 street style fashion trends that will be the big trends in 2018.

Velvet Trousers

The arrival time of all velvet everything into your wardrobe will be expedited a few months, as the street -style crowd decided that now’s the time to break out all the plush pieces you were saving for holiday season. The top fall 2017 pick? A pair of red velvet trousers, to be worn with your coziest knits.

Chunky Sneakers

Hey, if you want to be street-styled during Fashion Week, you’ve got to get in those steps—so your footwear might as well be optimized for walkability. Nike’s classic Air Max, Balenciaga’s clunky trainer, and other heavy-duty sneakers have replaced stilettos and kitten heels, and our feet are grateful for it.

Oversize Graphic Sweater

Whether its with his namesake label or through his current role at Calvin Klein, Raf Simons is one of the most influential figures in fashion. Naturally, many of his fans want to represent his work during Fashion Week by wearing pieces from his past collections. The flock’s latest obsession? An oversize knit bearing the designer’s interpretation of the “I <3 NY” graphic, and other baggy sweaters that mimicked its look.

Handbags With Statement Straps

These days, the It Bag has taken a backseat to the It Bag Strap, wherein the actual receptacle for your belongings is less crucial for making a sartorial statement than the bold band you use to carry it. We spotted plenty of bright yellow Off-White ones, as well as a handful of graphic ones from London-based accessories designer Alexandra Druzhinin.

Crochet Skirts

Swish, swish! Of course crochet-style midi skirts, with their texture and fun hemlines, would be a hit among an audience that doesn’t hesitate to document a good lewk with a Boomerang. Self-Portait’s take on the style made a few cameos during NYFW, while we expect to see a few more as fall progresses.