Save These Impeccable Paris Fashion Week Outfits To Your Mood Board, Pronto

“What a load of bollocks,” Emily Charlton once said in the Devil Wears Prada, going on about how unfair it was that her archnemesis Andy Sachs was attending Paris Fashion Week in her place. Sure, her choice of words were rather harsh, but her feelings were completely valid. The City of Lights is, after all, the Super Bowl of fashion and no one wants to miss it. Of course, that’s not to say the other spots on the calendar aren’t bursting with top-tier style — New York is playful; London is quirky, Milan is sexy — but the PFW Spring/Summer 2024 street style this season is truly in a league of its own.

So far this week, bright, mood-lifting colors seem to be all the rage, with hues like punchy purple and sunny yellow leading the pack. (Below, you’ll find a few surefire ways to pull off the intense shades.) But for those partial to neutrals, take notes from influencer Vanessa Hong, who leaned into a subdued monochromatic look.

Ahead, follow along with photographer Darrel Hunter, who is at the scene to capture all the impeccable street style at PFW. We’ll update this post with more images until the shows wrap up on Oct. 3, so, as always, come back for more fall outfit inspiration.

Day 8

Miu Miu bedazzled undies were an obvious choice for the brand’s show.

The label’s floral sheer briefs, too, filled the streets. This guest teamed her pair with its matching cardigan and orange tights.

A casual hoodie instantly relaxes a tulle skirt.

You didn’t think PFW would end without another Miu Miu thong boot sighting, did you? We love how this attendee wore hers with a sheer skirt from the brand.

You know it’s Chanel day when someone shows up in a tweed set.

Never underestimate the power of a chain belt, as it has the potential to elevate your look.

Is that... a gold Chanel’s N°5 bag? Why yes, yes it is.

Day 7

Always one to nail romantic dressing, influencer Emmanuelle Koffi took to the streets in a lace, bow-adorned Zimmermann mini dress and white ballet flats.

This sculptural handbag made by Mugler is like a wearable work of art — and such a smart way to create contrast with an all black outfit.

Influener Tamu McPherson’s fuzzy oversized pants were the focal point of her PFW look.

These head-to-toe polka-dot outfits = dopamine dressing 2.0.

This attendee took 2023’s multi-belt trend to a whole new level.

Yes, you can step out in your sparkly boots during the daytime. The trick? Pair the shoes with a polished neutral dress or separates.

Three bags may not be absolutely necessary, but hey, at least you’ll never worry about not having enough room for your belongings.

Day 6

Punctuate a subdued grey look with vibrant green boots.

Is soft purple the new hot pink? This showgoer would argue yes.

The trailing fabric trend continues to gain momentum, as illustrated by this fashion girl’s floor-sweeping denim skirt.

This attendee co-signed 2023’s hobo bag revival.

Give a preppy plaid skirt a edgy touch via moto boots.

These one-of-a-kind heels look like a work of art.

Looks like the pulled-down shoulder trend on the PFW runways had migrated onto the streets.

Day 5

Did you hear? Nike Shox (yes, the ones you wore a decade ago) are quietly making a comeback.

This guest took to the shows in JW Anderson’s chain-embellished slippers.

This sporty hat and polished printed scarf duo is so captivating.

Sweet and simple, bow-adorned socks lend romance to a low-key outfit.

This attendee sported Miu Miu’s football heels from its Spring/Summer 2021 collection.

Influencer TyLynn Nguyen’s rich color palette is fall dressing at its finest.

Who needs a GPS when you have shorts covered in a map print? Influencer Grece Ghanem wore the playful bottoms to the Hermès show.

Day 4

Influencer and Loulou Studio founder Chloé Harrouche bundled up in a sleek outsized black jacket. For a hint of polish, she added some shiny gold hoops.

If there’s one thing to take away from this season, it’s that hair bows and ribbons are about to dominate the style scene.

Let a lacy statement collar be the focal point of your outfit by keeping the rest of your clothes and accessories on the minimal side.

This combination of a deep purple shirt and sunnies in a slightly lighter hue is so simple but makes an impactful entrance.

Why stop at two denim pieces when you can rock three? This fashion girl added texture to the mix by way of a fringe-covered bag.

This fall, try teaming your plaid midi skirt with a top in a similar color scheme to keep the outfit cohesive.

Influencer Alyssa Coscarelli posed for the cameras in a gauzy see-through CLAN midi and chunky platform boots.

Influencer Candace Marie got the sheer memo, too. She gave her polka-dot number a bit of coverage via a black asymmetric skirt.

This guest provided a valuable lesson in layering: You can’t go wrong with throwing an oversized knit atop a mini dress and pants.

Day 3

More peplum, please! Vogue China’s Editor-In-Chief Margaret Zhang rocked a voluminous, strapless iteration.

A fun way to wear a blazer? Allow the topper to rest on your shoulders.

Don’t pack away your breezy crochet dresses just yet. This fall, try wearing yours over a form-fitting turtleneck and tights.

This multi-colored leather jacket is the epitome of a statement piece, so it’ll instantly dress up your basics like jeans and a black top.

Edgy on top, glamorous on the bottom. This attendee’s look is a prime example of how to mix two contrasting aesthetics.

If you’re worried about your jeans appearing too cropped, style them with calf-length socks. Problem solved!

Liven up your suit collection with a mustard brown style and printed shirt.

This showgoer makes us want to shop for a black, white, and brown gown.

Are they headed to a fashion show or disco party? These days, flashy evening wear is apt for both.

You may not really *need* a scarf just yet, but it’ll sure add a cute element to your outfit.

Day 2

Shopbop’s Fashion Director Caroline Maguire stepped out in Prada’s studded derby shoes.

Add a burst of color to a neutral look via bright orange shoes.

Yes, your phone case and notebook can act as accessories — just look to illustrator and influencer Jenny Walton for proof.

This attendee was the belle of the ball — ahem, runway show — in her voluminous trailing number.

Actor Issa Rae doubled down on neon yellow. From there, she grounded the bold look with black leggings and coordinating accents.

Maroon and bubblegum pink? You likely never considered marrying the two contrasting shades — until now.

Calling all minimalists: If ultra-bright shades aren’t your thing, this soft yellow hue will perhaps better resonate with your style.

If your goal is to stand out on the streets, a tie-dye and camo print combination will do the trick.

Day 1

This attendee’s fluffy, voluminous number looked so dreamy in the wind. To up the ante, she finished her outfit with romantic ballet flats.

Style tip: Throw a colorful sweater over your shoulders to jazz up an otherwise understated outfit.

Why limit yourself to one scrunchie when you can rock two? If you’re feeling extra adventurous, couple the hair pieces with statement earrings.

Hong served up an exciting take on monochromic dressing: Incorporate multiple textures, such as fuzz and leather, into the look.

Take your print mix game up a notch by teaming stripes with chevron, as demonstrated by this guest.

Can we take a moment to lust over this attendee’s bedazzled eye makeup? It so perfectly matches her dress.

Purple and black is an unexpected color combo worth test-driving this fall.

This street style star makes a strong case for layering multiple yellow pieces in one look.