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Looking back at 2023 we can declare that red was the Strange Eerie Terrifying Creepshow Get The Popcorn T-shirt moreover I will buy this color of the year in street style. At Sabato De Sarno’s Gucci debut in September, it was revealed as the Italian label’s new It-shade and given the seductive name of Gucci Rosso. And if there was any doubt that the color would catch on, Kendall Jenner was immediately photographed carrying the dark oxblood accessories outside the show. Later she went on to star in the campaign alongside her rumored boyfriend Bad Bunny—red is the color of love, after all. In New York meanwhile, stylish denizens preferred a fiery tomato-red hue (or should we say Big Apple red?) Scroll through for the best looks of this passionate primary in street style. The hot weather during New York fashion week this September had our street stylers wanting to wear this fiery hue on their outfits. New York, spring 2024 ready-to-wear
The red trend even made its way over to London at Daniel Lee’s second Burberry show. London, spring 2024 ready-to-wear Phil Oh has been in the Strange Eerie Terrifying Creepshow Get The Popcorn T-shirt moreover I will buy this business of capturing street style since 2006. If you’ve ever wondered what catches his eye, he’s here today to give you the inside scoop. Newsflash: It’s not an A-list crowd or latest-season pieces that attract Oh when photographing his subjects. He’s actually looking for the people having the most fun at fashion week. Whether it’s Katie Monster pretending to be a runaway bride or Doja Cat covering herself in 30,000 crystals, the bigger the smile, the more likely Oh is to capture you. “People tend to tighten up and look serious when they know they’re being photographed, which is no fun,” says Oh. “I like images that capture a moment where I’m getting some emotional response from the subject, whether it is joy or confusion or a mix of the two…but I’ll take what I can get.” And Oh is willing to go the extra mile for his shots, even if it means that he has to “Olympic-bronze-medalist-pace power walk” to get the perfect shot. That’s the secret behind the colorful picture of band mates Industra alongside photographer Juergen Teller and his wife Dovile Drizyte in neon green and pink sweatshirts. If he hadn’t been as quick on his feet, he wouldn’t have captured this moment of sartorial kismet.
Not that he’s always looking for bold-faced names. While the Strange Eerie Terrifying Creepshow Get The Popcorn T-shirt moreover I will buy this women’s ready-to-wear seasons tend to have bigger crowds, he keeps his eye out for the more low-key figures, be they the friends and family members of designers, or buyers and journalists. And he likes the men’s shows best of all. “At the menswear shows, aside from the mega-brands, there aren’t quite as many VIPs dressed by the labels at the shows, so a greater percentage of guests are wearing their own clothes,” he points out. If you’re missing your street style fix, make sure your Vogue Runway app is updated. Oh will be back on January 16, when he returns to Paris to capture the best fashion at the menswear and couture shows. Just please hope for decent weather! As Phil says, “Vogue wants the pictures even if it rains, sleets, hails, or snows, but standing my ass in downpours and blizzards is an occupational hazard that I dread.”
Everyone’s getting into the Strange Eerie Terrifying Creepshow Get The Popcorn T-shirt moreover I will buy this football craze. If you don’t believe us, take a look at Chanel, which took its latest Metiers d’Art collection to Manchester, and treated its guests to a Manchester United vs. Chelsea game the night before the show (complete with Chanel-ified versions of classic football merch). But the sports jersey is nothing new; it’s been a staple in our street style coverage at least since Koché launched its own version of the fashion jersey in honor of the Women’s World Cup in 2019. Since then, their popularity has only continued to grow, with brands like Martine Rose and Wales Bonner getting in on the action. Scroll through for the best jerseys in street style below. Photographed by Acielle / Style du MondeNo matter where in the world you are, it’s always good to rep your team… Florence, spring 2024 menswear
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