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Haute Couture Week Street Style Is The Perfect Mid-Winter Pick-Me-Up
Bring on the sleek menswear and corseted gowns.
At this point in the month, er year, many are likely feeling the inevitable slump that can come after the holidays. The high of the festive season suddenly falls off, leaving one eager for inspiration or even a worthy distraction from the day-to-day grind. Behold Haute Couture Week. Yes, just a few weeks into the new year, the unofficial kickoff to fashion month delivers a much needed serotonin boost by way of elaborate, one-of-a-kind runway collections and equally unique street style looks. The latter, in fact, is quickly becoming a marathon of events in and of itself. And it seems the Haute Couture Week Spring/Summer 2025 street style is no different, as content creators and fashion insiders are bringing their best and boldest to the front row.
Case in point: the attendees of Schiaparelli’s latest collection on January 27. Indeed the first show of the week started things off on a high note with guests like Amalie Gassmann and Tamu McPherson suited to the nines for the morning show. Then, later that day, the procession outside Dior was quite the medieval romp, with guests like Aimee Song, Tina Leung, and Amina Muaddi sourcing their looks from the label’s Cruise 2025 collection, famously inspired by traditional Scottish Highland fashion (the show itself took place in a castle!).
If Day 1 is any indication, this week is going to be rife with all manner of style inspo for any and all aesthetics. Keep this story bookmarked as we’ll be refreshing the looks as Haute Couture week progresses.
Day 4
A guest leaned into the cozy vibes, layering abutton down under a chunky knit and pairing it with roomy jeans and work boots.
This fringed shirt served as the perfect statement piece for one showgoer.
One guest elevated an otherwise simple pair of jeans with a fur lined suede coat.
Model Irene Kim channeled her inner Pamela Anderson with a large pink fuzzy hat that accented her pastel coat nicely.
Content creator Sara Coelho Ansari opted for an emerald-themed ensemble that kept her cozy and chic while she went about her day of showgoing.
Day 3
Stylist Elizabeth Sulcer went for an all-blanc look that included of-the-moment white tights.
Content creator Helena Bordon balanced a lacy sheer maxi dress with an edgy jacket and moto boots.
Stylist Veronica Ferraro embraced the baby pink trend running rampant this season, pairing a feather-embellished sweater with a coordinating midi skirt with a thigh-high slit.
Stylist Tina Leung embraced her surrealist side with an over-the-top ensemble from Victor & Rolf.
Susie Lau, editorial director of System Magazine balanced out her skinny jeans and thigh-high boots with a floaty puffer jacket.
Day 2
Model and designer Tatiana Korsakova eschewed pants for tweed briefs, which she topped with an oversized blazer, both by Chanel.
Gili Biegun, editor-in-chief of JOYS Magazine when the ethereal route at Chanel donning a silky suit in a super soft pistachio green.
This guest layered her fur coat over a miniskirt, blazer, and moto boots.
For extra warmth and cool points, this guest donnes a sherpa-lined suede set in a burnt orange hue.
Winter white is certainly a vibe for this guest, who donend the shade from head to toe.
Statement tights aren’t going anywhere, as evidenced by model and actor Araya Hargate, who paired her red hosiery with a tweed Chanel dress outside the brand’s Couture show.
Fur coats were clearly all the rage this week. This guest went for an ankle-length number, which she layered over a midi-dress, turtleneck, and platform boots.
Content creator Olga Karput looked classically cool in a tweed Chanel skirt set, knee-high socks, and loafers.
For her second look of the day, Biegun made a case for wearing a slip dress in the winter.
Day 1
Actor Heart Evangelista bared the chilly Parisian temps in a sheer minidress, which she posed in outside of Giambattista Valli.
Fashion editor, stylist and consultant Elina Halimi embraced menswear in the boldest way outside of Dior.
For her front-row ensemble content creator Aimee Song pulled from Dior’s Scottish-coded Cruise 2025 collection.
Model and YouTube Partner Manager Zita D'Hauteville tested out the wrong-shoe theory, pairing combat boots with a sheer dress and textured statement coat by Dior.
Stylist Tina Leung went for medieval vibes at Dior, wearing a corseted gown from the label’s Cruise ‘25 collection.
Designer Amina Muaddi proved that all-black everything ensembles will never lose their cool factor.
Entrepreneur and content creator Tamu McPherson proved that navy and black are the fashion combo no one should sleep on.
Strong suiting was the look du jour for model and filmmaker Amalie Gassmann at Schiaparelli.
One Schiaparelli guest let her statement midiskirt do all the talking.
Content creator and model Caroline Daur opted for a patent leather skirt suit from Schiaparelli for the label’s Haute Couture show.
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