London Calling: The Best Street Snaps at LFW

Blue on blue on blue made this attendee's look pop.

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Yasmin Sewell brought her A-game — with her jacket, that is.

She pulled off a skirt over pants style with boxy, boyish toppers.

This attendee wins for most original accessory.

Ladylike, right down to her embellished pumps.

We spy a quirky-luxe Fendi bag.

Her sneakers may be sporty, but this look still says "fashion."

Leave it to trendsetter Poppy Delevingne to bring back the old-school hair tie.

This is anything but your typical trench coat.

Olivia Palermo just gave us our new favorite color combo.

Superdistressed denim plays opposites with a pair of polished pumps.

Simple but with a hint of drama, thanks to the shape.

Susie Bubble layered up a slip dress with statement color.

Miroslava Duma turned heads in a bold printed coat.

Ella Catliff caught our attention in a bright blue suede jacket.

Showing off a little NYC pride.

This look has us texture-obsessed.

When sequins meet track pants.

On the streets of Fashion Week, a romantic jacket gets a lift from high-tops.

Jane Keltner deValle added perky polka dots to a sheer lace skirt.

Yasmin Sewell's way to wear a crop top is Winter-proof.

All zipped up in the most covetable tweed, leather varsity jacket.

Nausheen Shah channeled a sexy '70s vibe in a silky trench and knee-high boots and carried an exotic clutch.

Indre Rockefeller mixed classic checks and Spring-perfect sheer stripes.

Miroslava Duma played houndstooth against a knit leopard-print cape.

Black pants are like the blank canvas to play off a bold print, statement jewels, and a colorblocked crossbody bag.

Susie Bubble dressed up her denim on denim with a flash of citron.

We love her refresh on wintertime classics.

Plaid on plaid pops against all black.

Even a full skirt feels a little less girlie in all black.

Poppy Delevingne outfitted polka dots with tailored overcoat.

Ella Catliff channeled the Pink Ladies in a varsity jacket and midi skirt.

The textured jewel tones just draw you in, don't they?

An artsy print and a luxe hat add up to a Fashion Week-worthy mix.

If you don't subscribe to the minimalist school of thought, this may make you change your tune.

Pernille Teisbæk perfected laid-back elegance in wide-leg pinstripes and a chic white turtleneck.

She reworked a classic button-down and coat with leather track pants.

It's no wonder the photogs flock to Miroslava Duma — the Russian style-setter was a vision in a chic coat and bejeweled belt.

This printed trench was the perfect counterpoint to opaque tights.

She took Burberry Spring '14 from the runway to the streets.

She showed off one of our favorite color combos: soft gray and pink.

Mixing the best of both worlds: ladylike meets sports fan.

Olivia Palermo did what she does best, giving an eclectic-chic touch to a full leather skirt.

Yasmin Sewell proved the power of statement color.

Mismatched ladylike florals and a nautical sweater feel decidedly appropriate for London Town.

This neutral topper, button-down, and black trousers make the chicest combo.

Indre Rockefeller did plaid on plaid for a day out at the shows.

Margaret Zhang artfully paired print on print with a splashy overcoat.

We like our ladylike looks with a dose of metallics.

A textured topper plays right into this modern-grunge mix.

Boy-meets-girl perfect, thanks to a full skirt and buckled brogues.

Peplum gave her wide-leg trousers a girlie twist.

Jane Keltner de Valle added spunk to her polished pleats with a leather jacket.

Pernille Teisbæk played it sporty-chic in track pants, sneakers, and classic stripes.

You can't camouflage the style in this look.

She might be the queen of the cool-girl look — notice the crown?

Dressed-down minimalism at its best.

Nausheen Shah outfitted a swingy dress with a killer boots.

Margaret Zhang makes the whole Fashion Week thing seem completely effortless and impossibly cool.

For those who fear culottes, we invite your to take a page out of her book.

We love that this look is all clean lines and strict palette, except that pop of pink on her heels.

Leigh Lezark proved that there's nothing wrong with keeping it simple.

Like a poster child for some of Spring's biggest trends.

When it comes to statement-making prints, this shirt is king.

It's all about the color story in this sunny look.

She nailed the head-turning effect with a pair of silver platforms.

Is there more appropriate hat for Fashion Week than this?

She knows the rules at Fashion Week — go big or go home.

There's nothing we don't love about an allover print and a great bag.

Ella Catliff updated a classic print in hot pink.

Olivia Palermo added luxe and warmth with a fur.

The proof that all you really need to have a great outfit is a great coat.

She mastered rocker-chic with a leather jacket, structured clutch, and chic white topper thrown nonchalantly over her shoulders.

Susie Bubble brightened her black jumper with a bold printed top.

Jane Keltner deValle was the perfect representation of ladylike minimalism.

Yasmin Sewell tempered bright yellow with understated navy.

The stars of this look? A YSL bag and a colorblock coat.

Socks and sandals, a fuzzy clutch, and a leopard-print trench got our attention.

Double the leopard print means double the statement power.

All about the easy proportions and slick leather.

Neutrals got a kick with leopard-print heels.

When in London, play it polished.

Colored fur and boyfriend jeans made a notice-me look.

Ladylike, simplified.

Outerwear like this is made for showing off.

The laid-back approach to dressing for the shows means cool-girl sneakers and a backpack.

Smart suiting.

Temper the rocker vibe with a powder-pink coat.

She committed to the ladylike look with a chain-stap bag, pleated skirt, and printed coat.

This dress is runway-ready.

Channeling the London vibe in a little plaid.

We imagine she's turning heads wherever she goes.

A smart checked suit got a dose of glamour with a red lip and a red coat to match.

Dressed down, but not without the right accessories.

Borrowing from the boys and making it her own.

She nailed the Fashion Week look, from her printed dress to her Proenza Schouler bag and fuzzy heels.

Windowpane print makes a standout ensemble.

Ella Catliff added a punchy leopard print to burgundy and a neutral jacket.

She perfected the downtown vibe with a wide-brim hat and bell-bottoms.

This is what a perfectly styled street style moment looks like.

Boyfriend jeans become Fashion Week appropriate with ankle boots and a tailored coat.

Slick leather and leopard print are perfectly matched.