The Camera-Wielding Boyfriends Behind Fashion's Most Famous Bloggers
"There is a golden rule in style blogging: you are nothing without your photographer."
"There is a golden rule in style blogging: you are nothing without your photographer."
Ladies were loving denim-on-denim styling (hello, overalls!), bold vintage patterns, and iridescent and metallic fabrics. The dudes went for "street goth."
From European bloggers to American editors (Hi, Eva!), check out our favorite snaps from the streets of Paris.
Whereas London was all about playing with color, Milan felt distinctly romantic.
One reason you absolutely have to love London? This is a city full of women totally unafraid of color.
Bags, gloves, hats, shoes — if you ask us, the best part of any outfit are the add-ons.
From shaggy jewel-toned fur to enviable layers and some incredible sunnies -- why wait for summer? -- these girls know how to make a statement on the street.
From mismatched polka dots and pretty pastels to deep purple paired with chartreuse, the ladies of New York Fashion Week are going for the bold.
They say the devil is in the details. We beg to differ.
From layered leathers to neon brights, here are the looks that have us feeling inspired.
From coat capes to the most perfectly layered turtlenecks ever, to not click through these pictures would be doing your wardrobe a may-jah disadvantage.
Check out which well-dressed (and apparently, frostbite-immune) bloggers, editors, and models caught our eye on day two of #NYFW.
Well, it's that time of year again!
This textured black coat is one of her scores.
How can you have a Blue Monday with a hat that pink?
Plus, she has a totally different style for when she's in Brazil. Yup, that's right.
It's like she's Alexa Chung up top and Julia Roberts circa Pretty Woman on bottom.
And she's wearing a beret, which we love.
A timeless combo, indeed.
This model has the New York City off-duty look down pat.
This is transitional dressing at its finest.
They're so much cuter than a plain old hat, no?
Taking the concept of "grillz" to the next level.
And she miraculously does not look like the Michelin Man.