The four-city Fashion Week marathon is fully underway, starting in New York City before venturing off to London and Milan and ending spectacularly in Paris. Designers on the runway are debuting a fresh crop of trends for the Fall 2023 season, from the no-pants look at Christian Siriano to sensual side cut-outs at Prabal Gurung. Likewise, celebrities are making grand style statements on the Fashion Week front row, wearing plunging necklines and low-rise denim skirts. But it's street style that most fashion enthusiasts turn to for inspiration that they can use to curate their everyday wardrobes.
Though street style has been historically and regrettably homogenous, while being devoid of true personal style, this series of images goes against the fray. Photographed by Darrel Hunter, these pictures celebrate inclusivity, not only in race, size, and gender, but also in one's approach to personal style. Much like on the runway, a myriad of trends are emerging outside the shows - oversize denim, color blocking, camouflage - but each street-style interpretation here is unique. One show goer embraces the pop-of-color trend with a bright green sweater and neutrals, another wears monochromatic gray punctuated with red socks. A stylish attendee pairs yellow and orange camo pants with a silver bag, another wears a green camo suit with white heels.
Even denim trends are being reimagined for a new season: extreme wide-leg jeans styled with a fitted jacket; baggy '90s-style denim paired smartly with a blazer; a Canadian tuxedo styled worn with square-toe heels. And finally, the color-blocking trend is proving it can transcend seasons, with winter-ready bright dresses teamed with accessories and coats in complementary colors.
Ahead, scroll for endless street-style inspiration from the Fall 2023 season of New York Fashion Week, captured by Darrel Hunter.