This season, the Cut ranks the street-style looks from the previous days at Fashion Week. We’ve selected these 25 images out of the many that photographer YoungJun Koo shot in Paris to bring you this list. Agree? Disagree? Chime in on the comments below.
After three weeks of travel, you’d think the street-style stars would have some fashion fatigue, but during the first few days of Paris they showed no signs of slowing down. Everyone came dressed in bigger and better outfits than ever before. Giovanna Battaglia plucked the sparkly shoes straight off the Rochas runway, while Jeannie Lee (owner of L.A. boutique Satine) continued the food theme from Milan in a pineapple Topshop sweater. Others remained true to their aesthetic, like Catherine Baba in her turbans and Rachael Wang in her head-to-toe neutrals. And to really mix it up, there was plenty of new blood, too — especially Kimye, who showed off Game of Thrones LARPing and his ‘n’ hers cleavage. Click ahead to see where they all placed during the first round of Paris street-style battles.
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No. 25 — Ada Kokosar Between the vaguely khakilike skirt and the Stan Smiths, Kokosar is a vision in cream.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 24 — Woman in Gray Trench In our minds, this is how we'd dress as art students in Paris — billowy gray trench, cigarette in hand and a portfo... No. 24 — Woman in Gray Trench In our minds, this is how we'd dress as art students in Paris — billowy gray trench, cigarette in hand and a portfolio tucked under the other arm.
Photo: I’M KOO
No. 23 — Camille Charrière Editor cape aside, this is simple, sporty, and a refreshing break from the street-style circus.
Photo: YoungJ...No. 23 — Camille Charrière Editor cape aside, this is simple, sporty, and a refreshing break from the street-style circus.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 22 — Christine Centenera You have to love a woman who sticks to a uniform. In her case, it's black, menswear-inspired, and with a p... No. 22 — Christine Centenera You have to love a woman who sticks to a uniform. In her case, it's black, menswear-inspired, and with a plunging neckline.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 21 — Larissa Hofmann By this point in the month we'd be cranky and in dire need of a nap, so extra props to Hofmann, who seems to be happily ... No. 21 — Larissa Hofmann By this point in the month we'd be cranky and in dire need of a nap, so extra props to Hofmann, who seems to be happily skipping through the Parisian streets.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 20 — Elina Halimi Didn't we say the accessories would get more vicious in Paris? Her shoes look one kick away from being confiscated by the T... No. 20 — Elina Halimi Didn't we say the accessories would get more vicious in Paris? Her shoes look one kick away from being confiscated by the TSA.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 19 — JiHye Park Those shiny Acne sneakers are a welcome alternative to the never-ending parade of Nikes and Dior couture kicks that everyone'... No. 19 — JiHye Park Those shiny Acne sneakers are a welcome alternative to the never-ending parade of Nikes and Dior couture kicks that everyone's wearing this week.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 18 — Dapper Man Well-dressed man intermission!
Photo: I’M KOO
No. 17 — SpongeBob Girl Oh look, Jeremy Scott for Moschino yet again.
Photo: I’M KOO
No. 16 — Julia Sarr-Jamois Why is she in a pink vinyl rain jacket? Is it even raining? Does it matter when she looks so cool?
Photo: Youn...No. 16 — Julia Sarr-Jamois Why is she in a pink vinyl rain jacket? Is it even raining? Does it matter when she looks so cool?
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 15 — Olga Karput Barbie's going to be so jealous of these pink lucite heels.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 14 — Margarita Zubatova and Olga Karput Can you show me how to get to Sesame Street?
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 13 — Sarah Chavez Red lips and razor blades: exactly the type of vaguely menacing printed jacket you need to for epic street-style battles.
... No. 13 — Sarah Chavez Red lips and razor blades: exactly the type of vaguely menacing printed jacket you need to for epic street-style battles.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 12 — Kanye West Now if only he'd worn his Game of Thrones costume, he'd have fared better in the rankings.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 11 — Miao Kanye would approve of her leather scarf and crazy reflective gold sunglasses.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 10 — Violaine Bernard She proves that the styling-tip cliché about how a belt is all you really need is actually true. Hers is a ... No. 10 — Violaine Bernard She proves that the styling-tip cliché about how a belt is all you really need is actually true. Hers is a fantastic suede obi style, and not your typical nondescript black leather mall version.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 9 — Glasses Girl This makes us want to dress up like a stylish nerd in Céline oxfords, a pleated leather skirt, and a bomber... No. 9 — Glasses Girl This makes us want to dress up like a stylish nerd in Céline oxfords, a pleated leather skirt, and a bomber jacket.
Photo: I’M KOO
No. 8 — Jamie Bochert Seeing the Dries Van Noten lip rings off the runway makes a pretty convincing case for trying out the look at home.
...No. 8 — Jamie Bochert Seeing the Dries Van Noten lip rings off the runway makes a pretty convincing case for trying out the look at home.
Photo: I’M KOO
No. 7 — Rachael Wang How to wear gray and not fade into the background: Mix cozy knits with a pretty satin skirt.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M...No. 7 — Rachael Wang How to wear gray and not fade into the background: Mix cozy knits with a pretty satin skirt.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 6 — Tina Leung Because most people wouldn't even dare attempt those crazy Gianvito Rossi boots, Tina gets a spot at No. 6.
Photo: YoungJun ...No. 6 — Tina Leung Because most people wouldn't even dare attempt those crazy Gianvito Rossi boots, Tina gets a spot at No. 6.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 5 — Minimalist Girl So simple and chic that you probably will never be able to figure out whether it's Céline or Zéline. (Proba... No. 5 — Minimalist Girl So simple and chic that you probably will never be able to figure out whether it's Céline or Zéline. (Probably the former.)
Photo: I’M KOO
No. 4 — Jeannie Lee As bizarre as it sounds to mix camouflage culottes with a sparkly pineapple sweater, the combination somehow works.
P...No. 4 — Jeannie Lee As bizarre as it sounds to mix camouflage culottes with a sparkly pineapple sweater, the combination somehow works.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 3 — Catherine Baba Somehow you expect Baba will be dressed in a floral wrap, turban, and vintage-looking sunglasses even when she's 85. Never... No. 3 — Catherine Baba Somehow you expect Baba will be dressed in a floral wrap, turban, and vintage-looking sunglasses even when she's 85. Never change.
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 2 — Yoyo Cao In Milan she was wearing a pale crocodile bomber, and now it's a deconstructed red suit with a big floppy beige hat. It's ballsy... No. 2 — Yoyo Cao In Milan she was wearing a pale crocodile bomber, and now it's a deconstructed red suit with a big floppy beige hat. It's ballsy with just the right touch of crazy and for that she places second, twice in a row. Congrats!
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
No. 1 — Giovanna Battaglia The mark of a true street-style star: wearing Rochas straight off the runway before even a celebrity can get her ... No. 1 — Giovanna Battaglia The mark of a true street-style star: wearing Rochas straight off the runway before even a celebrity can get her hands on them. Enjoy the first-place win, Giovanna!
Photo: YoungJun Koo/I’M KOO
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