9 New Outfit Ideas We've Already Spotted in London This January
We might only be eight days into 2019, however, thanks to London Collection: Mens, this week we have an insight into how stylish Londoners will be dressing this month. The men's shows always have a more relaxed feel than London Fashion Week, with a higher concentration of hoodies, trainers and beanie hats.
You won't spot many heels or dresses along the front row at the show space in Brick Lane. There were certainly some trends that emerged, from print clashing to leopard print jeans to focusing on the smaller details. Nine outfits, in particular, stood out for us and gave us an idea of what the "London look" will actually look like in 2019. They've either inspired small styling updates or a purchase to start off the New Year, so keep scrolling for our first new batch of street style images for 2019.
Style Notes: An oatmeal-coloured knitted beanie will go with every colour of coat you could imagine—as proved by this aqua pairing.
Style Notes: Natalie Hammond shows it pays to have fun with prints, as she clashes her zebra-print midi skirt with a checked coat.
Style Notes: Burgundy-coloured knee-high boots look seriously chic, and there's a pair at Zara for £119.
Style Notes: Leopard-print jeans have become a real hit with Londoners, and we love how they look with a hoodie and trench coat.
Related: Summer 2019 Fashion Trends: Looks You Need to Know
Style Notes: A red coat makes a big impact, especially when paired with a black roll-neck and boots.
Style Notes: Make your summer maxi dresses work in winter too by pairing them with chunky Doc Martens and an oversized hoodie.
Style Notes: We love how this showgoer layered a checked shirt over a printed dress.
Style Notes: White ankle boots are still as cool as ever, and we love how they look with a white shirt and black tailored trousers.
Style Notes: Headbands are going to be all over street style pictures this year, and we love this orange satin one.
Next up, see our guide to the key trends for spring/summer 2019.