NYFW's Best Street Style Moments Include A *Lot* Of This Unexpected Color

New York Fashion Week is in full swing and with the chilly, brisk temperatures that miraculously hit over the past few days, influencers, editors, and buyers have been bringing out their best fall pieces and strutting them down Varick Street, where most of the shows are held in the Big Apple. And because of the refreshingly nice weather, New York Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2020's best street style is a seriously chic display of chic leather, luscious silk, and everything in between.

Last season, a whole lot of tie-dye and bright, bold colors dominated the streets. But this time around, there seems to be a noticeable sartorial shift into more neutral, warm tones. That's not to say vivid shades haven't already made an appearance, but many of the neon hues that were everywhere last February have been replaced with tans, beiges, and browns. Pattern-wise, animal prints are still going strong, and — perhaps as a display of excitement for the cooler weather ahead — both plaid and leather have come out to play. Lastly, for accessories, the more structured, the better. Everything from Bottega Veneta's square-toe sandals to Chanel's more classic bag silhouettes have been in heavy rotation.

The time has come to create a fall look folder on your Instagram and save away. Ahead, see the girls who deserve your bookmark, and keep checking back because there's more street style to come.

Tina Leung paired her puff-sleeve top with a floral trouser and metallic silver heel.

Charlotte Groeneveld coupled a floral midi with a pair of eye-catching sneakers.

TZR's Lauren Caruso dressed up simple white tank with a pair of chic, slouchy trousers and a luxe bag.

Who says rainbow pants aren't work-appropriate?

Try pairing an elegant pleated maxi skirt with a thick belt.

This attendee made dad dressing a look you'll want to recreate ASAP.

Try teaming a graphic tee with an equally cool pair of leather cargo pants.

Aleali May gave tie-dye her stamp of approval.

The trouser tuck can seem intimidating, but this show-goer nailed it.

Top off an all-neutral look with an unexpected color, like a cobalt shoe.

Jan Quammie balanced a preppy shirt dress with white sneakers.

Lisa Aiken displayed an unexpected way to style a silk scarf around her waist.

Linda Tol sported a grungy leather vest over a white tee with relaxed trousers.

TZR's Aemilia Madden made horse print cool.

Veronika Heilbrunner wore a navy leather jacket over her all-black ensemble.

This power duo wore cream partnered with warm, burgundy hues throughout their looks.

Switch things up from your traditional all-black for a full navy look, seen here.

This show-goer styled a LBD with a lieutenant hat and knee-high boots.

Swap out neutrals for a fresh, light pink monochromatic look.

Baby blue made an appearance in this chic-looking squad.

This attendee wore a sophisticated power suit and a laidback slide-on.

TZR's Mecca Williams spotted frolicking in-between shows in a two-tone dress under a fringe skirt.

Carry the leopard print trend into fall with a pair of funky pants.

Man Repeller's Leandra Medine wore a button-up, (with only one buttoned, of course) and silky gray pants.

Lauren Caruso, TZR's site director, wore a sleek leather short suit.

Another full leather look? Yes please.

Gala Gonzalez pictured in a blue embellished Carolina Herrera top outside the show.

This show-goer perfectly teams up a sleeveless blazer, black tee, and leather skirt.

Wide-leg leather pants in a neutral color offset a vibrant orange blouse and silver clutch.

Transitional dressing at its finest: couple a cool fall blazer with biker shorts, square-toe heels, and a seashell anklet.

TyLynn Nguyen went for a polished, all-black ensemble.

Stephanie Broek wore a chic neutral dress with Rejina Pyo's Nane crinkled-satin shoulder bag.

This show-goer wore not one, but two on-trend leather pieces.

Vanessa Hong paired an abstract long-sleeve dress with Nanushka's Yola faux leather sandals.

Let a fun skirt peek out from an otherwise plain white shirt-dress like Courtney Trop, seen here before The Row.

British Vogue's Sarah Harris dressed up a white tee and sandals with a pair of sleek silk pants.

Bevza's pearl top is surely going to be an Instagram-favorite in no time, and this attendee exhibits an effortlessly cool way to style it.

Lisa Aiken, fashion and buying director at Moda Operandi, wears a full tangerine outfit outside the shows.

This guest wears a weather-approved leather sleeveless dress and Staud's croc-embossed Rey bag.

The Zoe Report's senior style editor Mecca Williams gives a lesson on how to mix together contrasting bright hues and creates a cheery, exciting look.

Fashion influencer Loulou De Saison sports a full neutral look pairing her highly-coveted Bottega Veneta stretch pumps with a two-tone jacket from Gestuz.

This show-goer wears a visually appealing pair of statement pants coupled with a crisp white button-up and minimal accessories.

Bottega Veneta's shoes have become a must-have for fashion girls alike, Christine Centenera, fashion director at Vogue Australia, pairs her mint padded bloc ones with a structured black blazer.

Kat Collins, editor in chief at Who What Wear, scurries from show to show in a white Jacquemus dress and Neous heels.

Jessica Andrews, deputy fashion director at Refinery29, wears a sweet floral dress by emerging Danish designer Cecilie Bahnsen.

Don't be afraid to wear white after Labor Day, as shown by this stylish attendee. Finish off the monochromatic look with a pop of color in your accessories.

Tiffany Hsu, fashion buying director at Moda Operandi, kills it in a head-to-toe neon green matching suit paired with an equally bright green heel.

Fashion influencer Xenia Adonts shows how to style leather bermuda shorts, coupling hers with a bright red Khaite top and the popular Burberry Patent Leather T-Bar Mary Janes.

If you're still loving the tie-dye trend that caused an internet frenzy this year, good news is it's still going strong, as shown by this show-goer.

Jen Wonders exhibited an effortlessly cool way to style Bevza's ever-popular pearl bra top.

Lisa Aiken went full-on tangerine.

A sleeveless leather dress is the perfect idea for these in-between months.

Who says pink and orange don't go together? TZR's Mecca James-Williams nailed the look.

Designer and influencer Chloé Harrouch went all-neutral with Bottega Veneta stretch pumps and a two-tone jacket from Gestuz.

Naomi Elizée made the case for statement pants.

Christine Centenera paired her Bottega Veneta shoes with a structured black blazer.

Who What Wear's Kat Collins scurried from show to show in a white Jacquemus dress and Neous heels.

Jessica Andrews gave emerging Danish designer Cecilie Bahnsen some time in the sun.

As if we needed more proof that white after Labor Day isn't just acceptable, but encouraged.

Moda Operandi's Tiffany Hsu went for head-to-toe neon green.

Xenia Adonts coupled her Bermuda with a bright red Khaite top and the popular Burberry Patent Leather T-Bar Mary Janes.

Good news: the tie-dye trend is still going strong.

Need further proof animal print isn't going anywhere this fall? Madeline Fass, associate market editor at Vogue, wore a zebra-print top alongside Lauren Eggersten, who coupled a plaid coat and shorts for the perfect September ensemble.

Leather isn't just for jackets. Give the fall-approved material a go with a sleek midi skirt. This attendee paired hers with a structured bag and square-toe heels, creating a polished look.

Not every show-goer opted for a neutral look. Here, a lesson in transition weather print-mixing.

A lightweight trench coat is the ultimate transition piece for fall, and this show-goer partners hers with a pair of light wash denim flares and black leather fanny pack.

Fashion influencer Christie Tyler, better known by her Insta handle @nycbambi, styled her shiny long sleeve silk dress with a pair of slouchy trousers and chunky white sneakers for an unexpected juxtaposition.

TZR's site director Lauren Caruso made flip-flops chic by pairing hers with a sleek hunter green leather dress from Gestuz.

Mixing prints can seem intimidating, but this attendee nailed it.

Jen Wonders provided some serious style inspiration with this easy fall outfit formula: black patent trench, croc-embossed bag, and Bottega Veneta's iconic square-toe boots.

Try out the tennis dressing trend like TZR's senior fashion editor Aemilia Madden.

Go for an elevated all-black ensemble by pairing a sheer turtleneck underneath a suit for a touch of excitement.

Ease into the new season by wearing all your warm-weather favorites on last time. When fall fully arrives, finish it off with a leather jacket and you're set.

It's *technically* still summer, so don't shove your sleeveless dresses in the back of your closet just yet.

Blogger Darja Barannik showed off a cutout V-neck cream sweater with a pair of skinny black leather pants and chunky gold necklaces.