This season, the Cut ranks the street-style looks from the previous days at Fashion Week. We’ve selected these 29 images out of the many that photographer YoungJun Koo shot in Milan to bring you this list. Agree? Disagree? Chime in in the comments below.
When it comes to memorable runway shows, Milan has so far brought us Barbie’s dream world at Moschino, Burning Man luxury at Alberta Ferretti, and postapocalyptic DIY creations at Prada, to name a few. But street style is a whole other story. Now that the crowd has shifted from London, so, too, have the outfits: Looks in Milan play up the over-the-top energy of the city. There are the pajama-clad ladies like Anya Ziourova and Oksana On who make wearing head-to-toe silk jammies look ever so elegant, and then there was Anna Dello Russo, who wore a mash-up of Marc by Marc Jacobs, Chanel, Paula Cademartori, and Bernhard Willhelm for Camper that could be best described as colorful. Click ahead to see where she placed in the mix of things, and find out who was the surprising street-style winner from the first few days of Milan.
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No. 29 - Anna Dello Russo Camouflage the ADR way: Wear every color of the rainbow possible and then walk in front of a flower shop.
Photo: Youn...No. 29 - Anna Dello Russo Camouflage the ADR way: Wear every color of the rainbow possible and then walk in front of a flower shop.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 28 - Araya Alberta Hargate By virtue of having (almost) the same name as the best character on Game of Thrones and having enough restraint no... No. 28 - Araya Alberta Hargate By virtue of having (almost) the same name as the best character on Game of Thrones and having enough restraint not to overaccessorize that colorful Prada coat, the Thai actress makes a debut on this list.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 27 - Candela Novembre Seeing this lacy outfit after a furry coat is probably confusing. But when did fashion people care about seasonally rel... No. 27 - Candela Novembre Seeing this lacy outfit after a furry coat is probably confusing. But when did fashion people care about seasonally relevant clothing? That said, this would be a pretty look to wear to a dressy event if you want something less conventional.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 26 - Massive-Fringe-Bag Girl So grunge: those combat boots and that oversize denim jacket. So not grunge: a very fancy fringe Gucci purse.
...No. 26 - Massive-Fringe-Bag Girl So grunge: those combat boots and that oversize denim jacket. So not grunge: a very fancy fringe Gucci purse.
Photo: I’M KOO
No. 25 - Kristina Bazan If you're wondering why there's been a sudden resurgence in Peanuts-themed clothing, they're celebrating their 65th anniv... No. 25 - Kristina Bazan If you're wondering why there's been a sudden resurgence in Peanuts-themed clothing, they're celebrating their 65th anniversary next year. Pretty sure Lucy would have charged more than a nickel for being on that dress, though.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 24 - Shala Monroque On-point side-eye, Shala. Just don't throw us too much shade for giving you the 23rd spot.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 23 - Georgia TalDior purse and shoes aside, what really makes this outfit work is that skirt that reminds us of a sleeping bag. After three ... No. 23 - Georgia TalDior purse and shoes aside, what really makes this outfit work is that skirt that reminds us of a sleeping bag. After three weeks we could all use a nap in the front row.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 22 - Yu Lee The wider the flare on the pant, the better for a street-style shot.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 21 - Oksana On and Maria Kolosova Speaking of naps, here are two women wearing personalized pajamas not meant for sleeping. In case you want ... No. 21 - Oksana On and Maria Kolosova Speaking of naps, here are two women wearing personalized pajamas not meant for sleeping. In case you want your own, they're a collab between Maria Kolosova and the Russian brand Roseville.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 20 - Old-School-Pajama Girl Should you be unable to finagle your own custom silk pj's, you could always bust out the striped pair your grandp... No. 20 - Old-School-Pajama Girl Should you be unable to finagle your own custom silk pj's, you could always bust out the striped pair your grandpa used to wear to bed. Just add some gold jewelry, and no one will be the wiser.
Photo: I’M KOO
No. 19 - Anya Ziourova Pajama spotting is starting to feel like a trend.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 18 - Sarah Chavez As wide as those JNCOs you wore in the '90s, but infinitely chicer.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 17 - Xiao Wen Ju Gasp, you want to take a picture of me with my perfectly done nail art? Why, I guess you could ...
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M...No. 17 - Xiao Wen Ju Gasp, you want to take a picture of me with my perfectly done nail art? Why, I guess you could ...
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 16 - Carlotta Oddi It's easy enough to notice the grunge-inspired dress and the fringed leather jacket, but wait a minute, is that a friendsh...No. 16 - Carlotta Oddi It's easy enough to notice the grunge-inspired dress and the fringed leather jacket, but wait a minute, is that a friendship anklet? Who made it, and is that going to be a thing? Please say yes.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 15 - Patricia Manfield The closest thing Italians will get to normcore will be wearing Adidas with a sparkly, lacy skirt and Lurex top.
Pho...No. 15 - Patricia Manfield The closest thing Italians will get to normcore will be wearing Adidas with a sparkly, lacy skirt and Lurex top.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 14 - Miroslava Duma Miroslava's trick to wearing designer clothes while pregnant so far has been to add a flashy coat over an otherwise simpl... No. 14 - Miroslava Duma Miroslava's trick to wearing designer clothes while pregnant so far has been to add a flashy coat over an otherwise simple stretchy dress. Handy tip for those who want to mask food babies.
Photo: I’M KOO
No. 13 - Binx Walton Skater tomboy style the model way: Take a Hood by Air sweatshirt and wear it with 3.1 Phillip Lim shorts. So, not exactly yo... No. 13 - Binx Walton Skater tomboy style the model way: Take a Hood by Air sweatshirt and wear it with 3.1 Phillip Lim shorts. So, not exactly your standard-issue Volcom and Vans gear.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 12 - Carola C Bernard Between the robots in the back, the bright blue hair, and the shiny shirt, for a moment we thought we were still in Lon...No. 12 - Carola C Bernard Between the robots in the back, the bright blue hair, and the shiny shirt, for a moment we thought we were still in London.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 11 - SungHee Kim The only thing that could make that sequin Snoopy jacket better would be an animated GIF of her doing the Snoopy dance.
Ph...No. 11 - SungHee Kim The only thing that could make that sequin Snoopy jacket better would be an animated GIF of her doing the Snoopy dance.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 10 - The Girl in the Massive Leather Pants For when you need your JNCOs to be a bit more formal.
Photo: I’M KOO
No. 9 - Gilda Ambrosio For nailing the perfect action shot while wearing an appropriately crunchy granola T-shirt, Gilda hits the list in the nin... No. 9 - Gilda Ambrosio For nailing the perfect action shot while wearing an appropriately crunchy granola T-shirt, Gilda hits the list in the ninth spot.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 8 - Joan Smalls Flawless while working out, flawless in an anorak.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 7 - Sarah Harris You know the drill: Wear Céline and guarantee a path toward street-style stardom.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M...No. 7 - Sarah Harris You know the drill: Wear Céline and guarantee a path toward street-style stardom.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 6 - J.J. Martin The combination of a colorful dress and statement necklace is precisely the wonderful outfit we'd want to wear while on holid... No. 6 - J.J. Martin The combination of a colorful dress and statement necklace is precisely the wonderful outfit we'd want to wear while on holiday at some fantastic white-sand-beach locale.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 5 - Sara Nicole Rossetto Just standing casually against a wall in a Moschino bra and undies, as one does.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 4 - Emmanuelle Alt Her standard uniform of kitten heels, cropped jeans, and blazer always looks so fresh and effortless among all the peacock... No. 4 - Emmanuelle Alt Her standard uniform of kitten heels, cropped jeans, and blazer always looks so fresh and effortless among all the peacocking.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 3 - Marta Donadi Those are custom mink Birkenstocks. Let that sink in for a moment. For that baller move, you earn a spot in the top th... No. 3 - Marta Donadi Those are custom mink Birkenstocks. Let that sink in for a moment. For that baller move, you earn a spot in the top three.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 2 - Elisa Nalin The stylist is thankfully back to a lighter shade after her brush with black hair last year. But it's her sparkly schoolgirl ... No. 2 - Elisa Nalin The stylist is thankfully back to a lighter shade after her brush with black hair last year. But it's her sparkly schoolgirl outfit, complete with two bags, that nabs her the second spot.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 1 - Michelle Elie Call it the Céline good-luck charm. Lucy Chadwick wore it to victory, and now Michelle Elie is kicking off (literall... No. 1 - Michelle Elie Call it the Céline good-luck charm. Lucy Chadwick wore it to victory, and now Michelle Elie is kicking off (literally) Milan's street-style battle with the same one in black. Congrats on the win!
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
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