Don’t Miss These New York Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2027 Street Style Moments

New York Fashion Week has a way of making its presence known. Sure, the city is always a playground for experimental style, but the fashion set kicks things into full throttle during the biannual event. Such is the case this time around, as attendees are already setting the bar high for the coming weeks. A lime green jacket paired with a zebra print skirt? A red tank alongside bubblegum pink trousers? The NYFW Spring/Summer 2027 street style is giving us plenty to talk about already — and things are just getting started.

As predicted, street style stars are sporting some of the season’s biggest trends on the streets. One overarching theme thus far? Maximalism. Minimalist, understated footwear is being traded for freaky shoes, while tactical textures are out in full force — faux fur, fringe, and velvet included. Animal prints, too, are populating the sidewalks of the Big Apple. In other words, the unofficial motto this week seems to be: the bolder, the better.

Below, feast your eyes on the best street style moments from NYFW Spring/Summer 2027. And you know the drill: Check back over the next few days, as this post will be updated with even more standout looks.

Day 4

Take it from influencer Laura Jung: A pop of cobalt blue can do wonders to a neutral look.

Content creator Hadley Greene is here for the season’s freaky footwear trend.

Two lace pieces are better than one.

Long leather opera gloves are always a good idea, according to chef and it girl Sophia Roe.

The scarf-as-a-belt styling hack is still going strong in the Big Apple.

Freelance writer Aemilia Madden played with contrasting shades of blue.

Day 3

Mytheresa’s Tiffany Hsu gave suiting a playful spin in a blazer-minidress hybrid.

You know fall is on the horizon when suede jackets start taking over the streets.

Mustard yellow from head to toe? Yes, please.

This lilac lace skirt breathed new life into this showgoer’s otherwise pared-back look.

Sherri McMullen, the owner of McMullen boutique, took to the shows in V-neck pumps.

The fringe trend is far from over — at least in New York.

Day 2

Trend alert: larger-than-life floral brooches.

Fashion insider Telsha Anderson brought out her party pants.

Rachel Zoe, The Zoe Report’s editor-at-large, hit the Tommy Hilfiger show in a polished printed set.

This fashion girl made the case for low-rise skirts.

Millennial pink may be the color du jour this season.

Siff Haider, the co-founder of wellness brand Arrae, got a head start on winter dressing.

Proof that basketball shorts can be incredibly chic.

Day 1

Marissa Galante Frank, the fashion director of accessories and beauty at Bloomingdale’s, gave a tropical-looking printed skirt a polished spin.

Accessories can really make or break a look, as proven here.

If Caroline Maguire, Shopbop’s senior fashion director, has anything to say about it, we’ll all be wearing our pants backward soon.

Distressed, lived-in leather jackets are here to stay, according to freelance writer Laurel Pantin.

Zebra print is basically a neutral, right?

This showgoer pulled out her barn jacket a bit early this year.