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Paris Street Style Fall/Winter 2022

Fashion Month provides countless outfit inspiration as showgoers across New York City, London, Milan, and Paris bring their style A-game. When you’re presented with photos of hundreds of different ensembles, however, it can be difficult to figure out which ones you personally would want to wear and replicate. That’s why TZR thoughtfully went through all the PFW looks and selected the best Paris Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2022 street style looks to shop. Instead of perusing through 100 photos, now you only have to check out the top 10, below. If a particular outfit speaks to you, you can replicate it by shopping the get-the-look products underneath.

You will notice that the street style ensembles varied drastically in Paris, with some individuals opting for a romantic aesthetic (think a bubble hem mini dress worn with a sweater) while others took a menswear-inspired approach. Embrace the variety of outfits, below, because you’re guaranteed to find at least one piece you’ll love and want to add into your checkout cart. Without further ado, shop all the on-trend pieces you spotted at PFW ahead.

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As predicted, the Miu Miu skirt set was everywhere at Paris Fashion Week and showgoers all wore different variations of the look from the house’s Spring/Summer 2022 collection. Some opted for a midi length skirt and crop top pairing while others hiked up their hemlines.

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Like a good trench or windbreaker, a varsity jacket will become that timeless staple you call on for the in-between weather. For a casual-cool flashy option, opt for Louis Vuitton’s emerald green outerwear with its distinctive patches.

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If you want to tap into the sultry meets naked dressing trend, you’ll need to add this sheer skirt from legendary fashion house Giambattista Valli into your closet. For the daring brides-to-be out there, this would make for a cute wedding reception or bridal shower look.

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If there’s one color that kept popping up at PFW, it was green. Some street style stars worked this hue into their outfits via a single top or accessory while others, like the individual pictured above, worn a full verdant look from Stella McCartney.

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Paola Locatelli broke away from the green color trend and picked a bright blue frock to wear instead. She wore Louis Vuitton’s Cosmic Motel Print balloon dress to the house’s Fall/Winter 2022 runway show.

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You can never go wrong with an all-white ensemble, as evidenced by Allegra Shaw and her mini dress/oversized jacket combo. Cowboy boots and a Fendi Fendigraphy handbag completed the chic look.

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If you don’t wear bright colors often, but want to start this year then follow Malvika Sheth’s lead. Pick one color and try to work it throughout your look by pairing it with neutral pieces. Here, Sheth wore a vintage brown Prada suit from The RealReal while incorporating pops of pastel yellow via a top and her Bottega Veneta bag. Even her Hermès scarf featured a dash of the sunny shade.

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It’s always a smart call to wear sneakers during Fashion Month, especially if you’re running around from show to show. This street style maven chose a pair of platform kicks from Converse to pair with a fuzzy yellow coat, striped shirtdress, and green tote.

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Elevate a plain gray polo knit top by pairing it with silky pants and luxe accessories, like a Bottega Veneta shearling bag in a tangy orange hue.

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If you’ve seen this rainbow striped dress around Fashion Month and fell in love with it, TZR just tracked it down for you. The open-back, ribbed knit number is by Christopher John Rogers — a fashion designer beloved by the likes of Zendaya, Rihanna, Lady Gaga, and Tracee Ellis Ross.