Kicking off September with a bang, New York Fashion Week has set the bar sky high for the rest of the month.
From Anna Delvey's rooftop show (being under house arrest is clearly no excuse for absence) and glitzy bellbottoms at Michael Kors to JLo hopping on the 'no-trouser' trend, fashion fans have been treated to a killer array of 'fits, and there's more to come.
Designers have showcased their visions of what we should be wearing for SS24, but often the most unmissable NYFW moments come fresh off the pavement rather than the runway.
Providing an influx of outfit inspiration, the street style set has seriously come through for your viewing pleasure. From major fringing to daring sheer trousers, these are the looks we're planning to recreate right now…
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Hello! Fashion shares the best street style moments from New York Fashion Week SS24:
Elsa Hosk is a visible topstitching girlie, and we can't help but applaud her high-impact denim co-ord moment.
Front row regular Emili Sindlev brought an explosion of lime green to the streets with this super playful fringed number.
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Cindy Mello layered sheer trousers over a clean-cut bodysuit and we haven't recovered. 'Quiet Luxury' reigns supreme.
Veronica Ferraro layered a statement hardware belt over a minimalist black mini and topped it off with glossy knee-high boots.
Sara Sampaio went hard on the traditional autumnal colour palette with a multi-tone maxi.
Flaviana Matata infused her look with a sense of movement via a tassel halter dress teamed with strappy sandals.
Jasmine Tookes put a chic spin on the back-to-school vibe, sporting a grey pleated off-the-shoulder top and wide-leg trousers.
Tastemaker Olivia Palermo layered a flowy printed dress over split-hem trousers and metallic flats.
Malvika Sheth wore a ruched long-sleeved top alongside a velvet mustard skirt.
Rocky Barnes opted for a printed co-ord in the form of a shirt and A-line skirt, styled alongside white thigh-high boots and statement diamond-shaped shades.