What Fashion Week Street Style Looked Like 5 Years Ago
In an industry increasingly placing emphasis on the present and future, it can feel like a breath of fresh air to reflect on stylish times past. And because we’re a handful of days away from the start of New York Fashion Week, we decided to dig through the street style archives to give you a glimpse at how fashion week regulars were dressing half a decade ago. Scroll down to see outfits from insiders like Taylor Tomasi Hill, Giovanna Battaglia, and more!
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WHO: Giovanna Battaglia
Very few could pull off the bold combinations and proportions that Battaglia has mastered.
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WHO: Sarah Rutson
We weren’t surprised to find dozens of covetable past street style looks from Net-a-Porter’s VP of global buying.
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WHO: Taylor Tomasi Hill
We’ve always been drawn to this style setter’s avant-garde approach to dressing.
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WHO: Shiona Turini
We think we just decided on our Valentine’s Day outfit…
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WHO: Christine Centenera
Never a non-chic moment with the Vogue Australia fashion director.
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WHO: Virginia Smith
We present the Vogue way to wear flannel.
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WHO: Kate Foley
This It Brit’s fuchsia lipstick is totally inspiring our next night-out look.
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WHO: Natalie Joos
The Tales of Endearment founder has clearly always had a knack for mixing and matching.
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WHO: Jane Keltner de Valle
We love how she tied in her stripes with a pair of opaque tights!
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WHO: Miroslava Duma
A high-low coat with leather shorts—well played, Duma!
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WHO: Natasha Goldenberg
Oh what we’d give for her Prada banana skirt.
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WHO: Joanna Hillman
The now fashion director at Harper’s Bazaar layered a furry cropped coat over her crimson maxi.
Keep going to shop standout pieces inspired by street style!
Zara Printed Pajama Style Blouse (£40) and Culottes (£40).
Who has been your street style inspiration? Let us know in the comments box below.
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