These Street Style Stars Clearly Didn't Get the Weather Report

Louise Roe mastered the cool-girl draped jacket — but in 85-degree weather, she probably could have just left it at home.

Aimee Song's sweatshirt would have been the perfect way to transition this look in the chill, but when it's still 80 degrees out, we would have loved it just as much with a tank top.

I can tell you from firsthand experience that I sweat through my t-shirt on this 90-degree day; I can only imagine how Margaret Zhang survived the heat with a blazer and a fur clutch in tow.

Margaret Zhang's topper would be perfect for the start of Winter — which, at this point, is still several weeks away.

While this is how you do Fall whites, it might be a tad premature when the highs are in the 80s.

Clad in more than a little leather, Miroslava Duma kept her bump nice and toasty.

Olivia Palermo's leather wrap dress might be better suited for a day that dips below the mid-70s.

Maybe Miroslava Duma was all buttoned up to brave the A/C?

All we can think is that Kate Lanphear's signature all-black style must have been feeling particularly balmy while running around in the heat.

Danielle Bernstein must have been feeling extrabundled in her funnel-neck sweater when the temperatures climbed north of 70 degrees.

We can't argue with how chic Miroslava Duma's coat is, but we have to imagine that it feels closer to 100 degrees under there.

Eleonora Carisi layered up to brave the 70-degree chill.

Jessica Hart was channeling Fall despite the near 80-degree temperatures.

Sweatshirts and leather pants are some of our favorite things for Fall, but on a sunny 70-degree day, we'd probably be more comfortable showing a little leg — and a little arm.