Street

Defining characteristics

• Urban, culturally-aware styling influences
• A mix of casualwear and statement pieces
• Trend-aware without being trend-led
• Confident use of graphics, logos or bold motifs
• Layering as a styling device
• Footwear as a central element of the outfit

Wardrobe staples

• Statement trainers as a focal point
• Oversized hoodies, sweatshirts or tees
• Cargo or utility trousers
• Denim in relaxed or wide-leg cuts
• Graphic tees or bold-print tops
• Caps, beanies or headwear
• A quality backpack or crossbody
• Bomber or coach jacket

Colour

Street style spans the full tonal range, from clean black-and-white to bold graphic combinations. Neutrals anchor the base and statement pieces or footwear provide the focal colour or print.

Fit and silhouette

Relaxed, oversized or deliberately proportioned silhouettes are the norm. The fit should feel considered but effortless, with volume and layering as tools rather than accidents.

What to avoid

• Very formal or structured tailoring
• Overly delicate or dressy fabrics
• Combinations that feel stiff or corporate
• Over-coordinated or matchy outfits

When it works best

• Urban everyday dressing
• Casual social occasions and events
• Music, art and cultural settings
• Creative or informal professional environments

The instinct behind it

Dressing that speaks the language of the city: confident, current, and always aware of what is happening around it.

Make this style your own

Explore your colour season alongside your personal style to build a wardrobe that feels like you.