Following the rainy but exciting energy of Copenhagen and joyful buzz of New York, London Fashion Week is now coming 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.
After spending the weekend scouring a mountain of street style images, today, I’m highlighting eight easy trends I noticed popping all over the streets of London. While the street style scene can be incredibly theatrical (there were plenty of showstopping prints, froufrou skirts, sequins, and eye-catching adornments), we find ourselves drawn to the wearable and easy outfits we can actually use as styling inspiration for the months (if not years!) to come.
From cinched waists to Mary Janes, these chic styles are easy to emulate for yourself. Take a peek.
Mary Janes
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Mini Hemlines
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Relaxed Jeans
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Socks
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Button-Downs
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Cinched Waists
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Oversize Leather Jackets
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Sheer Skirts
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