The Paris Street Style Scene Has Never Looked Better

Over the past few weeks, designers across New York, London, and Milan have presented their fall 2024 collections to rooms full of style insiders. Now, it’s the French fashion houses’ time to shine. Indeed, the last leg of fashion month is underway: Paris. The city of lights is the longest stop (nine days with over 70 shows and 38 presentations, NBD), and some might say it’s the most glamorous, too. Then again, when you have famed fashion houses like Dior, Chanel, Louis Vuitton, and Miu Miu as mainstays on the schedule, how could it not be? The grand spectacle is not all about the catwalks, though; the street style at Paris Fashion Week is equally as awe-inspiring.

The Dior show always draws in a large crowd from all corners of the industry — influencers, editors, and stylists included — and this season, it felt like everyone who's anyone was in attendance. Case in point: Big names like Yoyo Cao, Charlotte Groeneveld, and Amina Muaddi have all made an appearances thus far, each dressed in chic black and white look (presumably courtesy of the luxury label). Other memorable moments? When fashion girls arrived in droves to take in Ester Manas’ latest designs, wearing punchy, print-heavy looks — a signature for the emerging Brussels-based brand.

Scroll ahead for all the best street style looks photographed outside the Paris Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2024 shows. Friendly reminder: This gallery will be updated daily, so consider bookmarking this page.

Day 8

These showgoers’ contrasting textured jackets called for a cute photo op.

A knit matching set read a little less lounge-y when styled with a denim jacket and black leather shoes.

Emma Stone, a long-time Louis Vuitton muse, wore a dramatic puff-sleeve top to the label’s show, a potential nod to her character’s wardrobe in Poor Things.

Don’t bid farefell to your pleated miniskirts just yet. According to bona fide trendsetter Anaa Saber, the leg-baring look is poised to be en vogue this spring (yes, again).

On these final winter days, consider adorning yourself in an ultra-fluffy teddy bear coat.

Day 7

Dramatic isn’t a word commonly used to describe a trench coat, but it’s an apt way to sum up the oversized style here.

Tamu McPerson’s futuristic-like frames and après ski-approved sweater create a cool juxtaposition here.

Aimee Song’s cape-like Valentino coat is turns her otherwise simple outfit into a statement look.

If you zoom in on Caroline Issa’s super colorful Marine Serre coat, you’ll notice it was crafted from upcycled tea towels.

This metallic silver Chanel bag was arguably the star of this showgoer’s look (pun intended).

Day 6

This attendee’s multi-color striped scarf really packs a playful punch.

With its quirky print and fuzzy texture, this sweater is an instant serotonin boost, no?

Conquer the gloomy March weather with a chic trench, such as the cape-like Hermès style Zina Charkoplia is wearing here.

Steer your outfit in a sweet direction by accessorizing with bow hair clips.

Need more evidence white tights are having a moment? Here it is.

Sarah Monteil brought the drama in her ultra-fuzzy peach-colored number.

Day 5

With its perfect mix of proportions and luxe fabrics, this tonal gray look is quite eye-catching.

Julia Fox hit the Vetements show in an oversized outfit featuring both leather and fur.

Stylist and fashion editor Gabriella Karefa-Johnson had fun with print mixing while dressing for the Loewe show.

Loewe’s padded bomber jacket takes the puffy fashion trend to new heights.

Track pants and heels are always a winning combination.

If actual bows are too flirty for your taste, give a cute ribbon motif, like these trousers seen on Candace Marie, a try.

Why go for one belt when you can wear seven? And even better if you wear them together as a top.

Day 4

Eva Chen’s fiery red leather coat made her girlish Mary Janes feel all grownup.

The Webster’s Women Buying & Fashion Director Astrid Boutrot topped off her body-hugging navy number with a sleek gray jacket.

Amp up your neutral outfits with a medley of chunky gold jewelry.

Yoyo Cao went with a menswear-inspired look, complete with a printed tie and white button-down.

Are those... duck earrings? Why yes, they are indeed.

The metallic trend is still going strong this year, so Tamara Kalinic’s soft, puffy bag is especially of the moment.

Day 3

A printed statement jacket can take your striped pajamas into daytime territory.

Influencer Cecile Inchauspe upgraded her denim-on-denim look with a luxe leather jacket.

This attendee’s puff-sleeve dress with scallop trimming made a bold statement.

You know Paco Rabanne is showing when the streets are filled with silver sequins.

This showgoer decided it’s time to start wearing springy pastels (and she’s right).

Day 2

Consultant and stylist Alexandra Carl kept it classic and chic in a long beige coat with strong shoulders and denim separates.

Wearing a fitted blazer and straight-leg jeans, Rouje founder Jeanne Damas shows us how to get the quintessential French girl look.

The next time you’re in a 9-to-5 style rut, hit the office in a soft pink suit (your coworkers will definitely be asking all about it).

Fur-trimmed jackets, like this fun baby blue iteration, are making waves this winter.

This colorful, print-happy outfit = dopamine dressing at its finest.

Spring outfit idea: Layer your sporty shorts over sheer tights (extra credit if they’re pastel).

Day 1

Margaret Zhang just influenced us to add a cape-like coat to our spring outerwear rotation.

An I-never-thought-of-that styling trick seen in Paris? Wearing your jacket and sweater on one shoulder (you know all the cool girls are going to do this in no time).

Here, a fringe-y long jacket gives this guest’s breezy white maxi dress a winter-y touch.

Now this is what we call a statement coat — use a similar style to jazz up a simple T-shirt and jeans, or follow this attendee’s lead and go equally bold with the rest of your look.

Muaddi’s sleeveless utilitarian jacket here is a must-have for transitional weather.

This show-goer, who was spotted outside the Ester Manas show, grounded her vibrant set with a black distressed leather jacket.

To add character to a neutral look, follow this insider’s lead and add a silver belt.

This guest was all smiles in her whimsical gingham-on-gingham outfit.

You didn’t think the red tights craze would slow down in Paris, did you? We love the way it’s accessorized with matching crimson accessories here.