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The NYFW Fall/Winter 2026 Street Style Redefines Winter Dressing
Frigid temps are no match for these looks.
To say this winter in New York City has been brutal would be a massive understatement. Temperatures have plummeted below zero, and inches of snow refuse to melt. Still, the shows must go on — or at least the New York Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2026 shows, that is. No, a frigid forecast hasn’t deterred guests from the festivities, or from delivering chic, cold-weather street style moments.
Leave it to the New York fashion set — and those in town for the week — to crack the code on cold weather dressing without sacrifice style. On Tuesday evening, the eve before NYFW’s official kick off, Ralph Lauren drew in a group of impeccably dressed women, many of which bundled up in luxe outerwear. Some street style stars proved the power of faux fur coats, while others combatted the cold in suede fringe-adorned jackets — a telltale sign of a Ralph Lauren show. Meanwhile, at Coach, leather reigned supreme, with attendees arriving in long trench coats, knee-high boots, and slouchy bags.
Keep scrolling below for a gallery of the best street style moments spotted outside the New York Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2026 shows. Hopefully, these looks will inspire you to reinvent your winter style.
Feb. 15
It was only a matter of time before Bambi print became street style-approved.
Stylist Gabriella Karefa-Johnson juxtaposed a penny lane coat with a DMX graphic tee.
Collina Strada’s Hillary Taymour tripled down on plaid.
This white fringe vest is a real eye-grabber.
Content creator Julia Comil is single-handedly reviving thick headbands à la Blair Waldorf.
A multi-colored striped scarf is sure to cure the winter blues.
Feb. 14
Pillbox hats are here to stay, according to content creator Alyssa Coscarelli.
Fiery red and soft pink? Fashion writer Morgan Evans proved the power of the color combo.
Nothing can amp up an outfit quite like a pair of furry heels.
Heaven Mayhem founder Pia Mance elevated her all-black ensemble with a statement printed scarf.
Model and it girl Gabrielle Richardson tapped into the Olsen tuck, a TikTok-famous styling hack.
Stylist and content creator Sara Walker bundled up in a toasty Fair Isle sweater.
Toting around a heart-shaped bag on Valentine’s Day just makes sense.
Feb. 13
Mytheresa’s CBO, Tiffany Hsu, ditched pants and wore her fluffy coat solo.
Fashion writer Laura Reilly made the case for a peplum leather jacket.
Rajni Jacques, the global head of fashion and beauty at Snapchat, opted for a blue tonal moment.
A fitting look for Valentine’s Day weekend, no? Influencer Irina Kro hit the shows in a red Susanna Chow jacket from the brand’s Lunar NY capsule.
Stylist Beverly Nguyen made an olive green suede jacket the focal point of her outfit.
Twins Molly and Reese Blutstein went the edgy route, coordinating in black looks.
Feb. 12
A long faux fur coat is the most stylish way to face the cold.
Surprise, surprise — triangle scarves are trending on the streets.
Eman Naseer, TZR’s social media editor, made a stylish statement in a penny lane coat.
Content creator Geraldine Boublil tapped into the dress-over-pants styling hack.
A voluminous scrunchie can take any look from 0 to 100.
This guest offset a sparkly see-through skirt with a furry jacket.
Feb. 11
Celebrity stylist Erin Walsh doubled down on animal print, pairing a leopard coat with a snakeskin bag.
A bright red puffer jacket is sure to turn heads.
Freelance fashion writer Aemilia Madden leaned into menswear, accenting her look with a tie.
Look closely and you’ll spot Kristin Corpuz, Cultured Magazine’s social director, carrying her coffee inside Karryokah’s beaded pouch.
Punch up a neutral coat with a watermelon-inspired color palette.
Feb. 10
Podcast host Liv Perez made a bold entrance at Ralph Lauren, arriving in a long fringe skirt.
Animal print is emerging as a major street style trend this season.
Fashion and beauty content Steph Hui embraced Western fashion by way of a suede fringe jacket and hardware-adorned belt.
The sidewalks are, unsurprisingly, awash with faux fur coats.
A suit and tie look isn’t reserved for the office, as proven by this guest.
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