We no longer need to tell you that when it comes to fashion week, the outfits on the street can be just as impactful as the outfits on the runways. During London Fashion Week, we often get to glimpse more daring looks. However, and not that we're complaining, during LFW, we've spotted that there are a couple of popular items among street style stars: They're either wearing trousers or a dress. That's right—instead of outlandish combos, the two outfits du jour are either a nice top, trousers (preferably cropped, and a pair of boots, or a showstopping frock. A jacket is thrown over the top if it's a bit cold. Of course, everyone still looks chic, and the good news is that these ensembles are super easy to re-create. Keep scrolling for the best street style looks from London Fashion Week.
Style Notes: One of our favourites, the forever-chic Caroline Issa wearing an incredible autumnal ensemble.
Style Notes: The real way to pull off bold trousers? Ensure that you've got a similar colour running through your top.
Style Notes: Susie Bubble shows us how it's done with her red ruffles and Miu Miu shoes.
Style Notes: These oversized tapered trousers paired with heels and a blouse hung off one shoulder make this potentially masculine look super feminine.
Style Notes: Make a trench coat more exciting by wearing a bright colour underneath.
Style Notes: Vinyl trenches are everywhere right now.
Style Notes: Once again, Lisa Aiken features in our street style roundup. We need those stirrup leggings.
Style Notes: Camille Charrière knows how to make a mac and a pair of trainers look chic.
Style Notes: See, another vinyl trend. Pair yours with bold colours for a truly standout look.
Style Notes: We can't get enough of Kate Foley in this Rejina Pyo dress.
Style Notes: A red jumper is always a great addition to any outfit.
Style Notes: No, we can't get enough of the Gucci belt bag either.
Style Notes: If you're look for a new way to wear all-black, this is it.
Style Notes: Pink ruffles get our vote every time.
Style Notes: This blue, red and white outfit is perfectly co-ordinated.
Style Notes: Inspiration for our new winter coat.
Style Notes: Trust Pernille to make a suit and "dad" trainers look cool.
Style Notes: A great colour combo we'll be re-creating—purple and brown, with a touch of baby pink.
Style Notes: Pink isn't going away. Ever.
Style Notes: White shoes and leggings make for a chic look.
Style Notes: Proof that you can jazz up a pair of jeans and a black top with incredible earrings and black strappy sandals.
Style Notes: Lisa Aiken does the double denim ensemble.
Style Notes: Veronika Heilbrunner looks incredible in a long J.W.Anderson dress layered over a long-sleeve top.
Style Notes: Thankfully, puffer jackets are still on trend, as the weather has been decidedly unpredictable this London Fashion Week. Carry all your stuff around in a chic bag, such as this DeMellier Edinburgh tote.
Style Notes: A chic midi dress plus brown accessories make for a great transitional look.
Style Notes: One of our favourite street stylers, Pernille Teisbaek shows us how to do the slouchy suit.
Style Notes: A Ganni dress, jeans and white heels always make for a winning ensemble.
Style Notes: In the colder weather, a roll-neck and a long coat are just what you need.
Style Notes: Proof that double white denim can be super cool.
Style Notes: Bold green metallics. Why not?
Style Notes: Susie Bubble's sheer dress is so eye-catching and fun, especially when paired with bold red shoes.
Style Notes: Can we just have Kate Foley's wardrobe already?
Style Notes: Alexa Chung showing us how it's done in black on black on black.
Style Notes: The white boot trend has really taken hold this fashion week.
Style Notes: Watch out—vinyl coats are going to be everywhere this season.
Style Notes: Net-a-Porter's Lisa Aiken's gorgeous blue top paired with white jeans and mules makes us want summer back.
Style Notes: Lucy Williams of Fashion Me Now knows which outfit ensembles suit her.
Style Notes: Evening dresses paired with trainers still look totally chic.
Style Notes: Bold but practical.
Style Notes: Adidas trousers have been creeping back into plenty of wardrobes over the past few seasons. Wear them with a pretty top to balance it out.
Style Notes: Jeans, a top and a baker boy hat—perfect.
Style Notes: Owner of one of the best wardrobes in Britain, Roberta Benteler showcases how brown looks totally chic. Just don't forget to add some green Balenciaga mules.
Style Notes: Accent your minimal outfit with a red bag.
Style Notes: A gold-on-orange look we love.
Style Notes: With a rare skirt, this outfit combines two of our favourite trends: leopard print and Millennial Pink.
Style Notes: A fresh take on the jumpsuit.
Style Notes: Two shades of pink done right.
Style Notes: Back to jeans, a great top, boots and a jacket. A solid, easy-to-wear look.
Style Notes: You can't beat a classic leather jacket, denim shirt and a smart pair of trousers.
Style Notes: The graphic black stripes across the blouse and trousers pull this outfit together nicely.
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