巴黎时装周街头都在穿的 12 样：从宣言红外套到彩色串珠项链

October 7, 2026

Paris Fashion Week just wrapped, but our analysis has only just begun. The runways may forecast the trends to come, but we’d argue the street style scene is just as—if not more—important in setting the sartorial tone for the season ahead. There are always a few It items that outshine the rest—you know, those pieces that are on the lips of every editor and seemingly included in almost every front-row look. (Allow me to jog your memory: Last PFW was all about the cobalt blue handbag and the bold-buckle belts from Celine and Dior.)

Paris Fashion Week’s Street Style Highlights:

This season is no different, with statement red outerwear, earth-toned denim, and prim lady jackets leading the fall 2026 charge. Styling, as always, makes these pieces come to life—with personality-driven touches taking the simplest combinations to new heights.

Below, the ten things everyone wore at PFW that you can wear now, too. See you back here in February!

Statement Red Outerwear

Red alert! The vibrant shade’s reign continued at PFW, spotted in jacket form on several of fashion’s most stylish showgoers. From sporty jackets and roomy trench coats to sleek zip-ups, the bold shade packed a powerful punch. Shop our favorites for fall, from Róhe and SSStein to Sporty & Rich and Ulla Johnson.

Róhe

cape trenchcoat

Ssstein

double-faced jacket

Sporty & Rich

shell jacket

Loewe

jacket

Auralee

cotton jacket

Ulla Johnson

Rory coat

The Lady Jacket

Ladylike jackets are one of the season’s biggest trends, with purposefully shrunken shapes defining the new look. The street style set was quick to jump on board, embracing it for day in a number of ways. Vogue’s Lisa Aiken, in particular, dazzled in Kallmeyer’s gilded jacquard pankou-closure jacket, giving it a daytime spin with simple wide-leg blue jeans and a pair of black pumps.

Posse

Verity jacket

Kallmeyer

Tilda jacket

Proenza Schouler

Gaelle jacket

J.Crew

high-button blazer

Ashlyn

Prince jacket

Almada Label

Funda cady jacket

The Flannel Shirt

According to the PFW fashion crowd, flannel shirts are the secret to chic transitional dressing. Wear yours with cozy corduroys or a trendy pair of skants, or tie it coolly at the waist with wide-leg trousers and a roomy blazer. Plaid may not be groundbreaking for fall, but styles from High Sport, Jamie Haller, and even Polo Ralph Lauren will go the distance in your rotation—plus, offer up a welcome dose of edge.

High Sport

Kurt shirt

Faithfull

En Vau shirt

Matteau

checked shirt

Jamie Haller

The Big shirt

Dries Van Noten

checked shirt

Polo Ralph Lauren

relaxed fit shirt

The Epic Trench Coat

A beige trench coat will never go out of style. This fall, though, take a styling cue from these chic Parisians and go for an updated look. Details to focus on that give it a sense of now: funnel-necks, prints and darker shades of brown, and unexpected textures (think suede or leather).

H&M

twill trench coat

Almada Label

Sienna trench coat

Zara

reversible trench coat

The Row

Iza coat

Nour Hammour

Camden leather coat

J.Crew

New Icon trench coat

The Leather Moto Jacket

Hello, moto! While a longtime wardrobe essential, the edgy staple had taken a back seat to make room for newer shapes. If the latest street style looks have anything to say, it’s that the moto is firmly back in fashion—and in a big way. In rich brown leather or classic black, here’s a fall trend can’t wrong with.

Nour Hammour

Quincy bomber jacket

Saint Laurent

bomber jacket

Arma

Astra jacket

Coach

funnel-neck blouson

Zara

biker jacket

Khaite

Sandor jacket

The Leopard Print Skirt

Is the leopard print skirt back? It’s certainly having a revival on the PFW streets, spotted on everyone from industry insider Tamu McPherson to Vogue Shopping columnist Laurel Pantin. Styling-wise, pair a pick from Nour Hammour, Khaite, or Stouls with a pop of red, or make it a double trouble moment with a matching leopard-print coat or jacket. (We saw a lot of coordinating skirt looks during Milan as well!)

Stouls

Winona midi skirt

Carolina Herrera

leopard A-line skirt

Khaite

Loxley maxi skirt

Nour Hammour

Alana skirt

Herskind

Herbert skirt

Favorite Daughter

The Favorite skirt

The Fashion Flat

These aren’t your classic ballerinas. Vogue’s head of editorial content (and our intrepid flats-on-the-ground reporter), Chloe Malle, wrote to us from Paris to let us know that high-vamp ballet flats were very much in. Phoebe Philo’s minimalist pair was the crowd favorite, with similar styles from Alex Mill, Alaïa, and Toteme also making an appearance.

Phoebe Philo

gathered flats

Alaïa

La Ballerine flats

Alex Mill

Prince Street flats

Khaite

Miriam ballerina flats

Toteme

Slip ballerinas

Madewell

The Greta flats

The Earth-Toned Pant

Earth-toned jeans are sticking around as one of the season’s coolest denim trends, but this time, the street style scene is working them as corduroys to the mix. Styling-wise, both look great with everything from crisp button-ups to cashmere crewnecks and leather jackets.

The Row

Dinni pants

Levi's

Low Loose pants

Ossou

Drift jeans

Ssstein

wide-leg jeans

Agolde

Vintage loose pants

Róhe

Ted pants

The Semi-Sheer Skirt

From slip dresses to heeled sandals, the ’90s continue to be a source of inspiration on and off the runways. One defining style of the decade that often goes unnoticed, however, is the sheer skirt. Not anymore! From Lisa Aiken to Vogue Italia’s Marta Oldrini, sheer skirts were an unexpected—and slightly sexy—staple to emerge from PFW. Styling-wise, it’s all about the layers. Contrast their featherweight feel with a chunky sweater, cool piece of outerwear, or oversized tee.

Valentino Garavani

mesh midi skirt

Khaite

Sybil skirt

Prada

embroidered midi skirt

Rag & Bone

Geena midi skirt

Le Bop

pull-on skirt

Almada Label

Kiana midi skirt

The Royal Purple Layering Essential

Whether tying a colorful crewneck at the waist or sporting a second-skin turtleneck underneath a leather jacket, royal purple has a way of making almost every look pop. Luckily, there are plenty of ways to get in on the color trend this fall. Shop our picks, from Lié Studio x Tricot’s preppy polo (a new collab we’re loving) to Cos’s chunky cashmere turtleneck.

Lié Studio

x Tricot polo shirt

Aligne

Dion jumper

Alex Mill

Marais sweater

Zara

short sleeve sweater

J.Crew

oversized crewneck sweater

Cos

mock-neck sweater

The Pop of Pink

Royal purple and cherry red aren’t the only color trends worth noticing this fall. Pink deserves just as much attention. Vogue Italia’s Francesca Ragazzi put her spin on the pink pants trend, sporting a glossy taffeta pair in the sweet shade, while British Vogue’s Chioma Nnadi topped off her denim skirt look with a powder-pink jacket. Want more? Try Bernadette’s boat-neck midi in pink moiré or Valentino’s fabulous column skirt in fuchsia. Pink jeans from Still Here and Frame are the easiest way to dip your toe into the trend.

Chan Luu

Techno barrel pants

Frame

The Gray jeans

Bernadette

midi dress

Valentino Garavani

knotted silk midi skirt

Ulla Johnson

belted coat

Still Here

Everyday jeans

The Colorful Beaded Necklace

Looking to add a pop to your next great fall look? Simply add a colorful beaded necklace, à la these stylish Parisians. Options from Le Sundial, Paola Sighinolfi, and Sophie Buhai make it easy—and incredibly chic.

Irene Neuwirth

Candy necklace

Paola Sighinolfi

Grace necklace

Le Sundial

Venice Opera necklace

Toteme

Infinity bead necklace

Sophie Buhai

Everyday Boule necklace

Laoli

Verde necklace

Keep scrolling to see what made the cut at MFW.

The Flash of Leopard

There’s no debate—Milan’s street style scene is going wild for leopard print. The certified new neutral was spotted on everyone from the industry’s elite to Vogue Italia’s own, some of whom made the flashy print the entire outfit—think spotted jackets with matching midiskirts or statement coats that totally stole the show. Equal parts playful and timeless, the staple is a reminder that cats do, in fact, rule the world. (Sorry, dogues.)

Alaïa

belted trench coat

Marni

leopard-jacquard coat

Banana Republic

faux fur jacket

Nili Lotan

Davelle shearling coat

Dolce & Gabbana

leopard-print blazer

Toteme

leopard coat

The Bold and Bright Skirt

It’s Milan Fashion Week, so naturally, the separate of choice is the polished midiskirt. For fall 2026, however, it’s all about going bold and bright, from vibrant colorways—chartreuse, robin’s-egg blue, and pale pink—to styles dripping in sequins, fringe, and even feathers. Need more convincing? Prada’s spring 2027 collection featured a skirt in every look, proving the It item isn’t just taking over the street style scene, but our next-season shopping carts, too.

Prada

satin skirt

Gucci

Prince of Wales skirt

Marni

midi skirt

Des_Phemmes

suit skirt

Miu Miu

Duchesse skirt

Leset

Barb skirt

The Prada Wish Pouch

In bubblegum pink, tangerine orange, and marigold, Prada’s drawstring Wish pouch accented almost every look at MFW—and not just outside the brand’s runway show, either. Once a traditional evening bag, It girls and editors are making the case that this season’s petite pouches belong firmly in the daytime, styled with everything from barn jackets and boho dresses to skirts and crisp button-ups. Prefer your handbag more muted? Don’t fret—as shown here by several industry insiders, the Wish also comes in neutrals like black, camel, and rich brown. Consider it the ultimate grab-and-go accessory—and your cue to add one to your own wardrobe.

Prada

Wish pouch

Prada

Wish pouch

Prada

Wish pouch

Prada

Wish pouch

The Colorful Button-Up

This fall’s go-to styling trick? A colorful button-up in royal purple, cherry red, or even baby pink. Whether tucked into a Miuccia Prada-approved midiskirt or tied at the waist with tailored trousers and an easy tee, the classic staple suddenly feels anything but basic. Shop similar styles here, from J.Crew and Cos to Polo Ralph Lauren and Comme Si.

J.Crew

Jules shirt

Cos

tailored shirt

Dries Van Noten

darted shirt

A.Presse

cotton-twill shirt

Ralph Lauren

relaxed shirt

Comme Si

cotton-poplin shirt

The Red Layering Essential

Few colors turn heads quite like a flash of red—but this season, the fashion crowd is turning to a subtle red layering essential rather than the full outfit. Make a crewneck sweater in cherry, crimson, or cranberry your styling go-to, draping it elegantly across your shoulders atop a striped shirt and leather jacket. Or, dip into one of fall’s favorite color trends by pairing it with a pop of royal purple, à la Vogue Italia’s Francesca Ragazzi. The best part? Everyone from high-street favorites J.Crew and Gap to contemporary labels Róhe, High Sport, and Co has an option to choose from. We can’t wait to see how you work a flash of red into your next fall look!

Gap

CashSoft crew sweater

Co

Roll Neck pullover shirt

Leset

James wool sweater

High Sport

Haley sweater

Róhe

merino wool-blend cardigan

J.Crew

cashmere crewneck sweater

The Suede Handbag

Suede, suede, suede! MFW’s It bag of choice was a total textural sensation—and, of course, a fall classic. The sumptuous material and the season just seem to go together. But like anything, it’s all in the styling. Go for a slouchy hobo bag with more polished separates, like straight-leg denim and crisp shirting, or carry a ladylike top-handle tote with a statement skirt and transitional sandals. And because it’s Milan, Prada’s suede handbags were the undeniable standout—most notably, its Allusion tote, available to shop below.

Chloé

Paddington shoulder bag

Bottega Veneta

Andiamo bag

Khaite

Lotus tote bag

Coach

Brooklyn shoulder bag

Prada

Allusion tote bag

Balenciaga

Rodeo handbag

The Funky Pump

Pumps have long been the street style scene’s footwear of choice, but outside the Milan shows, styles were funkier than ever. Prada and Marni both featured gothic-inspired iterations, complete with distressed leather and Wednesday Addams-like bows, while Bottega Veneta’s sculptural silhouettes were slightly less jarring, but just as daring. Don’t be afraid to slip into a statement shoe this fall—simply follow these showgoers’ lead and pare yours back with a simple skirt and sweater, or style it to the max with a wild print or fancy frock.

Prada

antiqued pumps

Marni

Kat slingbacks

Gucci

Vittoria slingback pumps

Bottega Veneta

Scaletta pumps

Herbert Levine

Gather Around pumps

Khaite

Valerie low pumps

The Groutfit

MFW’s go-to style mantra? When in doubt, make it a groutfit. Grey is always a standout shade at Milan Fashion Week, with spring 2027 proving no exception. Thankfully, there are plenty of ways to sport the notable neutral, from full-suit looks to soft knits and even easy dresses. Next time you’re tempted to reach for failsafe black or camel, channel your inner sciura in an elegant grey ensemble instead.

Studio Nicholson

Ria Melton coat

Cos

pleated wide-leg pants

Prada

double wool skirt

&Daughter

Ava cardigan

& Other Stories

crêpe midi dress

Lemaire

poplin shirt

Keep scrolling to see what made the cut at NYFW.

The Pop of Purple

Purple reign! From bright aubergine to jewel-toned amethyst, the color associated with royalty continues to have its moment. A recurring shade on the runways at Celine, Loewe, and Tory Burch, to name a few, it has now caught the attention of the street style scene. Fashion insider Jalil Johnson is an early adopter, pairing his eggplant-colored crewneck with a cherry-red button-up—a color clash we saw more than once this NYFW. The same goes for Marie Claire editor-in-chief Nikki Ogunnaike, who sported her own statement sweater atop a simple black tee and pair of drawstring pants. Colorful knits aren’t the only gateway to the trend—try Cos’s draped midi dress, Alaïa’s Le Teckel, or Alex Mill’s ballet flats, all in the vibrant hue.

Alaïa

Le Teckel clutch

Zara

oversized jumper

Auralee

Suri sweater

Cos

draped dress

Staud

Sorrento sweater

Alex Mill

Prince Street flats

Conner Ives Anything and Everything

Sometimes it’s not just a single item, but rather a whole brand’s worldview that bewitches. Brooklyn-born Conner Ives’s namesake label is one of them. Ives’s chinoiserie floral prints graced everything from satin blazers and fur-lined coats to midiskirts and drawstring pouches. Moda Operandi’s Lauren Santo Domingo is a particular champion of the designer, styling her prized jacket with simple blue jeans and a pair of heeled sandals. Consider Conner Ives the one to watch this fashion month.

Conner Ives

embroidered top

Ossou

Noon jeans

Conner Ives

wrap midi skirt

Aeyde

Zelia sandals

Conner Ives

embroidered cord bag

Conner Ives

drawstring embroidered bag

The Statement Brooch

The brooch isn’t going anywhere anytime soon. Blooming florals, in particular, proved to be the ultimate crowd-pleaser, accentuating almost every kind of look. Vogue’s own Madeline Fass and Naomi Elizée stuck to more minimalist varieties in ivory and black, pinning theirs onto menswear-inspired blazers. Elsewhere, showgoers opted for floral brooches in vibrant red and even yellow. Industry insider Ramya Giangola took a craftier approach, styling a leather brooch with her jean jacket and floral minidress. Shop similar styles from By Malene Birger, Indress, Hill House Home, and even Etsy.

M&S Schmalberg

Chrysanthemum brooch pin

By Malene Birger

Henna brooch

Jennifer Behr

Gladiolus brooch

BTSNAHD

flower feather brooch

Hill House Home

small flower pin

Indress

flower brooch

The Silk Fringe Scarf-Turned-Cummerbund

The fringed scarf is back, and there’s no one way to wear it. Knotted at the waist as a belt, however, is the preferred street-style method. Similarly trendy, cummerbunds are crossing over into the world of womenswear, adding an elevated finishing touch to everything from tailored trousers to balloon pants. White satin seems to be the go-to—breaking up both all-black and all-white looks—but the idea works just as well with something bolder or printed.

Zara

cummerbund belt

Reiss

silk grosgrain cummerbund

Le Sundial

The Opera scarf

Maison Essentiele

silk fringe scarf

H&M

scarf with fringe

Valentino

satin cady belt

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Laura Jackson is one of Vogue.com’s resident commerce writers and is a self-proclaimed connoisseur of all things chic. She gained a keen editorial eye earlier in her career, curating fashion shoots all over the world as market editor at W Magazine. She joined Vogue’s Shopping Team in June 2022 to ... Read More