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The Looks Defining Paris Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2026 Street Style

Très chic.

by Kelsey Stewart
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After making the rounds in three cities, you might expect the fashion crowd to lose steam by the time Paris Fashion Week arrives. Well, that couldn’t be further from the truth. On the contrary, attendees kick it into high gear for the final round of festivities. In fact, the street style at PFW Fall/Winter 2026 is delivering some of the strongest looks of the entire month.

The schedule in Paris this season is stacked, with a whopping 67 ready-to-wear shows and 31 presentations on the docket. Many are anticipating Antonin Tron’s debut at Balmain and sophomore collections from Jonathan Anderson (Dior), Pierpaolo Piccioli (Balenciaga), and Matthieu Blazy (Chanel), to name just a few. Needless to say, the energy has carried over to the sidewalks, where attendees have wasted no time bringing their fashion A-game. On day one alone, standout looks included a full camo ensemble seen on one street style star, to model Flora Coquerel in a romantic, spring-ready floral gown. And with Dior slated for day two, the momentum is only building.

Without further ado, take in the best street style look from Paris Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2026. Don’t forget: This post will be updated through March 10, when the shows officially conclude.

Day 7

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Lisa Aiken, the executive fashion director of Vogue Shopping, showcased an unexpected way to wear a silk scarf: draped over one shoulder and fastened behind the neck.

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Above, a boho take on the dress-over-pants styling trick.

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WARDROBE.NYC co-founder Christine Centenera edged up her ensemble with Phoebe Philo’s studded hot pants.

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Influencer Amy Julliette Lefèvre’s jumpsuit took flared pants to new extremes.

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Model and content creator Nicole Warne offered a masterclass in trench coat dressing.

Day 6

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Designer Sarah Monteil created and styled this print-heavy green ensemble.

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Will see-through capris be the next micro trend? Only time will tell.

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Statement shoes like these will have you assembling your outfit from the feet up.

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Mixing different silhouettes and textures is key to making an all-black outfit look interesting.

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Labubus were bound to hit the street style scene this season.

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Try layering your gloves over a long-sleeve tee, as illustrated by street style star Chloe King.

Day 5

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Influencer Grece Ghanem has a knack for putting together head-turning looks.

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You can never go wrong with a bow-adorned accessory.

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The scarf-as-a-top look has made its way to Paris.

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Simply carrying a scarf around is chic, too.

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This guest went all in on heart-shaped jewely.

Day 4

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Zhuzh up a denim-on-denim look with an olive green belt.

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Peach is Emma Chamberlain’s color, no?

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Speaking of popular shades, this showgoer tapped into the violet color trend.

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Top off your look — and protect your skin — with an ultra-wide brim hat.

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Like it or not, off-the-shoulder tops are staging a comeback.

Day 3

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No need to wait to pull out your Bermuda shorts — start wearing them now with knee-high boots.

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Content creator and vintage enthusiast Marie Gaguech’s pink lace dress felt right at home at the Chloé show.

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With extra-large pockets and zippers, this roomy jacket is as practical as it is striking.

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This attendee embraced embellishments to the fullest, dazzling on the streets.

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Model Amina Ladymya turned up the volume in a billowy jacket.

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This is your sign to invest in light-wash denim this spring.

Day 2

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The motto in eyewear right now seems to be the larger, the better.

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Like it or not, skinny scarves are still enjoying a moment.

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Content creator Tamu McPherson showed the appeal of a boxy blazer.

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Mytheresa’s CBO Tiffany Hsu suited up in a gray two-piece look, styling the blazer sans shirt.

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Writer Monica Ainley de La Villardiere gave a lesson in dressing up sneakers, teaming hers with a striped skirt.

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Question: Is there anything chicer than a scarf coat?

Day 1

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Sporty on top, ladylike on the bottom.

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When in doubt, let a statement jacket do all the heavy lifting.

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Behold: Coquerel’s stunning floral frock.

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Camo and Chanel ballet flats? Turns out the combo is incredibly chic.

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Funnel-neck jackets continue to gain traction with the street style set.

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Nothing amps up an outfit quite like a faux fur jacket.