After one of the busiest weeks in fashion, as London and New York hosted fashion weeks simultaneously, it is unsurprising fashion experts and celebrities conjured a myriad of inventive looks to don on the front rows. Drawing inspiration from an array of imaginative items and icons like 1980s shellsuits or Y2K Paris Hilton dresses, the street style looks were cool but classic.
Here, Voir counts down the best street style looks from New York and London’s FW22 shows.
Maya Jama
On her way to David Koma’s show in London, presenter and style icon Maya Jama joked that her checked print blazer and dress co-ord was channelling the style of a ‘mob wife’ in her Instagram caption.
The elegant attire was paired with a dainty white handbag and leather gloves; adding to the dangerous ‘mob-style’ look.
FKAtwigs
Attending the Simone Rocha show, singer FKAtwigs brought all the frills and froth imaginable. In a princess style white gown, the star was a vision of feminine charm as she paired the look with a tiara-style silver headpiece and platform white boots.
Lucy Fernandez
DJ and blogger Fernandez brought sparkly feminine fun to London’s streets this week. The zip-up dress by Eduardo Navarrete saw nostalgic 80s shell suits given a contemporary twist through its vivid purple and blue hues.
Pairing the look with a fuchsia pink Hogan bag; Lucy channelled the 80s barbie of our dreams.
Emma Canot
Continuing the 80s street style glamour on the streets of London; influencer Emma Canot joked her neon green look was reminiscent of the grinch after adorning a green sequin shirt and leather pants under a khaki trench.
The ultra-green look was paired with neon open toe heels and a Jacquemus purse.
Jourdan Dunn
Bringing a contemporary twist to the little black dress, model Jourdan Dunn dressed in a slinky, cut-out dress for Nensi Dojaka’s show which was the epitome of Dojaka’s revealing lingerie-inspired designs.
The model kept accessories to a minimum with black shades, sheer tights, and bow heels to add to the classic all-black attire.
Susie Lau
Styling clashing prints in imaginative ways wasn’t exclusive to designers this fashion week. Fashion writer Susie Lau wrapped up from storm Eunice in a fur coat with a checked print collar over a black and white co-ord and brown Ganni boots.
6Kenza
Also not letting the harsh weather ruin an opportunity for a staggering streetwear look was model Kenza Boutrif. The stunning star paired a cosy cropped puffer with reflective low-rise joggers by Saul Nash. Kenza styled the comfy but chic look with Prada visors and a high shine metal bag.
Tayce
If there’s anyone we can rely on to bring a flamboyant street-style look to London’s streets it’s Welsh drag star Tayce. Matching the ultra- daring and feminine looks of the Poster Girl show where the star sat front row, Tayce matched a silver mini dress with tie-up silver heels, resemblant of iconic Y2K styles like Paris Hilton’s 21st birthday dress.
Anna Trevelyan
With an outfit as bright as her hot pink hair, stylist Anna Trevelyan attended Coach’s show in a purple tee, padded Chanel bag, and orange coach bucket hat under a beige trench, demonstrating that the renaissance of bright clashing colours is upon us.
Candace Marie
Wearing a two-toned green and brown teddy coat with rimless glasses and thick gold earrings, the founder of Black Incorporate, Candace Marie, showed us how to wrap up in style on the streets of New York.
Anahita Moussavian
On the snowy streets of New York, fashion editor Anahita made the surprising combination of sports attire and high fashion glamour.
The fashion expert wore an oversized Supreme baseball jacket, Farella Capri trousers, and an innovative basketball-shaped purse.
Anaa Saber
Blogger Anaa stormed the streets of New York with a 90s-chic look. Wearing a Y2K ultra-mini skirt with padded boots and a 90s pinstripe shirt, Anaa impressively captured elements of the last 30 years of New York street style into one look.
Leonie Hanne
Bringing a zestful look to the streets of London, Leonie covered a cut out black dress with a boxy green blazer and sequinned Prada bag. The daring look was paired with high rise glossy leather boots and smoky-eye glam.
Words By Olivia Booth
Photo Credit: Tayce
