The NYFW Spring/Summer 2025 Street Style Is Seriously Good

Intimate dinners. Late-night parties. Runway shows. New York Fashion Week is back, baby. Needless to say, the sidewalks all around the Big Apple — think downtown, midtown, and uptown — are flooding with awe-inspiring street style looks from editors, stylists, tastemakers, and more industry insiders attending the Spring/Summer 2025 festivities. In other words, it’s safe to say no sartorial stone will be left unturned this week.

If you recall, last September, New York was hit with a downright brutal heatwave, which made attendees flex their style muscles, assembling breathable, lightweight looks (that wouldn't cause even more sweat). Fortunately, that isn’t the case this time around. Thanks to the balmy — and seriously beautiful — weather, showgoers are stepping out in all sorts of creative outfit formulas. On Wednesday night, for example, fashion girls took to the Proenza Schouler show in everything from sultry sheer tops (like a writer and Magasin founder Laura Reilly) to fall-ready leather maxi skirts (as seen on influencer Charlotte Groeneveld). And this is just the tip of the iceberg.

Without further ado, scroll ahead to take in all the best street style moments from NYFW Spring/Summer 2025. Per usual, we’ll update the gallery daily with more need-to-see ensembles, so consider bookmarking this post.

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Remember this viral Tory Burch dress from the brand’s Spring/Summer 2024 collection? Content creator Emili Sindlev took it for a spin.

BDG’s Tiffany Reid made her colorblock jacket the star of the show by opting for classic jeans on the bottom.

Influencer TyLynn Nguyen teamed a sultry see-through tank with conversation-starting red trousers.

Spice up a pair of relaxed jeans with a statement coat, as shown by Eva Chen.

Sophia Roe, an influencer and founder of The Garment, donned a shiny gold number to the Tory Burch show.

Day 3

Influencer Alyssa Coscarelli wowed in a Sandy Liang mini dress with cool back cutouts.

This attendee hopped on board the capri train, wearing the trending bottoms with an edgy leather jacket.

If this season’s street style and runways are any indication, bright orange may be one of fall’s leading color trends.

A high-rise midi skirt makes a see-through top read a bit less risqué.

Fashion writer Aemilia Madden made the case for paisley print.

BDG’s Stephanie Sanchez and Copelyn Bengel hit the shows together in cute transitional outfits.

Day 2

This showgoer rocked black pointy-toe flats and red ruffled socks at Tibi.

DJ and fashion girl Amrit Tietz took to the Nanushka show in a teeny-tiny fringe top and coordinating pants.

An interesting layering technique: Wear a fitted tank over a billowy blouse.

Sherri McMullen, the founder of McMullen boutique, turned heads in an soft orange midi dress from the Christie Brown x McMullen collab, which is launching Sept. 17.

Bloomingdale’s RTW fashion director Janelle Lloyd offset a ruffled maxi dress with Western-inspired boots.

Day 1

Shopbop’s Senior Fashion Director Caroline Maguire stood out in paint-splattered jeans and a Balenciaga bag adorned with quirky charms.

If you need more proof that capris are having a moment, this is it.

This attendee gave a lesson in print mixing, hitting the Area show in a checkered knit top and argyle bike shorts.

Content creator Vanessa Hong proved just how chic an all-white look can be.

This attendee grounded her vibrant patterned skirt with a simple white tee.

Keep rocking your midriff-baring crop tops — summer’s not over yet.

Street style star Chloe King outdid herself this week, opting for a colorful paint-like blouse and sunny yellow sequin skirt.

Try mixing together various neutrals for a fresh minimalist look, as shown by influencer TyLynn Nguyen.

Reilly got in on the sheer trend, layering a see-through black top over a bra.

Model and entrepreneur Jessie Andrews donned an eye-catching netted maxi dress and printed scarf.

Influencer Charlotte Groeneveld arrived at Proenza Schouler decked out in sleek black pieces.