13 Style Moves That NYC Girls Can Do in Their Sleep
I'm not saying women in New York get dressed while they're still asleep, but I will say there are a number of elevated, forward outfits many of us know how to master even if we live by the city-that-never-sleeps attitude. It's due to these foolproof style moves that the women ahead have pieced together looks that feel cool yet uncomplicated (frankly, our favorite combination).
The results below are achieved thanks to a bit of clever layering, accessorizing, and generally knowing how to select pieces that fit a range of different occasions. This includes denim, athleisure, matching sets, and more. Ahead, take a look at the outfits ripe for re-creating ASAP, likely with pieces you already own.
It's just denim on denim but with contrasted washes. So simple, so effective.
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A shorts suit looks great at the office but has off-duty appeal, too.
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The small addition of printed socks makes this outfit feel that much more special.
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Nothing really tops a strong color statement.
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There are places to go and things to carry, so combine a hands-free style and something with a practical shoulder strap that'll help you do the most.
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You may be an active person, but this ensemble is more about dressing the part, despite what your actual plans are. For bonus points, add a cheeky, unexpected basket bag.
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Jeans and a tee don't need much to feel cool. But spending 15 extra seconds to add an effortless, makeshift-crop-top knot feels totally worth it.
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Add sneakers to minimize any formal vibes.
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Yes, it's similar to the jeans-and-T-shirt combination but in a breezier, even-easier-to-slip-into silhouette.
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This would be such a different look minus the layering of a classic white T-shirt.
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New York women know that plaid, florals, stripes, animal print, etc. are never reserved for a specific time of year.
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If you're only wearing clothing the one specific way they're designed for, you're missing out. Exhibit A: this tied-up scarf top.
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A pretty, billowy top with loose-fit jeans and sneakers feels equal parts romantic and practical.
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Who's your style icon?Taylor Tomasi HillWho are your 5 favorite people to follow on Twitter/Instagram? @tamumcpherson @lisasaysgah @therealgracecoddington @everyoutfitonsatc @notmynonni What's the fashion essential you can’t live without? A leather jacket.What's your desert island album? Beyoncé "B'Day." Or pretty much anything Beyoncé.
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