We Guess: Fashion Month's Most Likely Standout Street Style Pieces
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Christopher Kane
A standout from an amazing collection, we can't wait to see how show-goers style this killer sweater.
Christopher Kane Black Flower Cut-Out Sweater, $1,275 at SSENSE.
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Dolce & Gabbana
A pretty pick for those hoping to speed up the arrival of spring (aka most people).
Dolce & Gabbana Cherry Blossom-Print Sleeveless Shift Dress, $1,775 at Barneys.
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Givenchy
A stellar (slightly subtle) statement bag that screams "take my pic."
Givenchy Black Floral Print Nightingale Shoulder Bag, $1,890 at SSENSE.
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Kenzo
We're going with printed biker jacket this year as Kenzo's "most likely to succeed in street style" garment.
Kenzo Leather Palms Biker Jacket, $2,570 at Opening Ceremony.
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Peter Pilotto
We reckon that excitement over Peter Pilotto's Target collection means we'll see some mainline stuff on the streets of New York or London.
Peter Pilotto Hanneli Viscose-Blend Dress in Temari Violet, $2,160 at Forward by Elyse Walker.
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Proenza Schouler
A pretty skirt that will make as much sense after fashion month as during.
Proenza Schouler Pleated Poly Skirt in Black & White, $1,050 at Forward by Elyse Walker.
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Saint Laurent
The perfect "I-don't-work-during-fashion-week" bag.
Saint Laurent Diagonal Minaudiere Leather Clutch, $1,995 at Net-a-Porter.
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Stella McCartney
We'll be downright surprised if we don't see this on a European magazine editor (we're thinking Russian)—and good luck trying to get in on the look because this beauty is sold. out.
Stella McCartney Aubine Embellished Satin-Twill Dress, regular $2,955 at Net-a-Porter.
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Valentino
A playful jumpsuit that combines elegance and fun.
Valentino Neon Lace Playsuit, $4,290 at Net-a-Porter.
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Alexander Wang
Because logos are back and this sweater is one of the best examples of why.
Alexander Wang Graphic Sweater, $995 at Barneys.
