Flashback Friday: NYFW Street Style Stars Trekked Through the Snow For Fashion

If it's so cold that you have to keep your coat on, wouldn't you want Hanneli Mustparta's?

This is how you make blizzard-proof beautiful.

Miroslava Duma's floral-embroidered coat looked like something out of a fashion fairy tale.

Leandra Medine took cover from the blizzard under a wide-brim hat.

We spy Shiona Turini under that chic white coat.

Eva Chen scored points with her color-coordinated cold-weather gear.

Joanna Hillman matched her white pants to the Winter whiteout.

Nasiba Adilova added outfit whimsy to jeans with peplum-trimmed coat.

This showgoer wasn't going to let anything get in the way of wearing that outfit.

A full-length fur is one surefire way to stay cozy in this climate.

We love the addition of a little denim in this all-black outfit.

Margaret Zhang has just the right look for a snowy day.

Chiara Ferragni stayed polished and sophisticated, even in the snow.

When it comes to Winter coats, Natalie Joos brought out the big guns.

The exotic finishes on Lily Kwong's coat make it one of the most enviable of the week.

Printed underneath, totally pared-down outerwear.

When in doubt, layer on the plaid.

Even in the dead of Winter, a full, floral skirt says Spring is on its way.

Anna Dello Russo could stop traffic in her fashion-conscious coat.

What's more luxe than this?

Outerwear this cozy and luxe is doubly enviable.

Maria Dueñas Jacobs's look was a lesson in keeping it simple.

Elin Kling was the picture of pared-down perfection in her belted coat and skinny trousers.

Helena Bordon doesn't let the snow jeopardize a great outfit.

A varsity tee is the tomboy counterpoint to tough-girl boots.

Nicole Warne kept calm and carried on in her soft pastels.

Susie Bubble brought her eclectic flair to her cold-weather gear.

Eva Chen got a leg up with knee-high tights.

The fashion crowd's favorite footwear this season might just have been sneakers.

Natalie Joos does winterwear with a heavy dose of "ladylike."

J.J. Martin does Winter with elegant proportions.

Anna Dello Russo bundled up in a luxe camo print.

Anya Ziourova covered up with prints.

When we talk about timeless Winter style, a look like this comes to mind.

Nasiba Adilova outfitted a proper vintage-inspired look.

Two prints seemingly at odds got along swimmingly in this look.

Shiona Turini is the master of cool layers.

Aimee Song relied on a bright suit and standout topper to combat the Winter blues.

Miroslava Duma could have stepped right out of the pages of an editorial in her prim and proper remix.

When the look is chic and practical, it scores extra points.

Preetma Singh balanced stripes and leopard spots.

Danielle Bernstein stopped traffic with a megawatt print.

Bundling up can be a lot more fun when you do it in layers of pretty pink.

It's all about a great coat and scarf.

She took a page right out of Kate Moss's book.

The trick to making all-black so much more than basic is in the accessories. Just ask Maria Dueñas Jacobs.

Christina Pérez took acid-wash denim right out of the '80s with a modern update.

Just look at Anna Dello Russo's bubblegum-pink coat, and try not to smile.

Alexa Chung kept it basic on bottom but let her metallic coat do the talking.

The jeans were easy, but the shoes were all about personality.

Like a shot right out of a campaign, no?

Between the furry topper and leather skirt, this attendee was all about an edgy-girl vibe.

We have outfit envy thanks to Eva Chen's multicolored vest.

Chiara Ferragni layered up with dramatic details on top.

What do we love most about Helena Bordon's outfit? Her pretty, printed heels.

The polka-dot tights, t-strap heels, and petal-pink coat all added up to a retro-inspired style.

Leandra Medine perfected the sophisticated tomboy vibe.

Nicole Warne's artfully applied pastels — and gorgeous heels — were meant to be shown off at Fashion Week.

She marked her menswear with a womanly twist: a cropped sweater.

A red lip is always the right way to punctuate sleek black and white.

We always appreciate Emmanuelle Alt's understated approach.

If you're looking for a lesson in layering, then Miroslava Duma's mix of stripes, leather, and denim has you covered.

Chiara Ferragni's pastel pink and white could have been perfectly suited for Spring; but she topped it all off with a fur trapper that speaks entirely to Winter.

When opposites attract: Dani Stahl paired a sporty dress with retro-feeling platforms and an AllSaints coat.

Prim and proper up top and totally laid-back on bottom.

Is there anyone who makes wearing a suit as effortlessly cool as Solange Knowles did?

Part romantic, part vixen.

The award for brightest hues and boldest footwear goes to Preetma Singh in her multi-colored fur and Westward Leaning shades.

If plaid is the official print of Fashion Week, then Hanneli Mustaparta could be shooting the official campaign.

We love the look of white with a wintry anorak.

Leave it to the fashion crowd to make mixing this many prints and texture look effortless.

She could totally stop traffic with that buffalo plaid.

Dressed down but not without style.

Yep, that's Giovanna Battaglia underneath that furry hat and face-print coat.

Susie Bubble kept cozy in lots of color.

J.J. Martin dressed up her black and white with an embellished blouse.

She played it posh with a fur over her shoulder and a mini Prada bag in tow.

Melissa Liebling-Goldberg didn't let the chill stand in the way of a great outfit, adding tailored outerwear, a furry hat, and plaid scarf to her white midi skirt.

Understated and still totally eye-catching.

Kelly Framel added strappy heels, a Phillips House Meridian ring, and Westward Leaning sunglasses to her borrowed-from-the-boys trousers.

Natalie Joos perfected boy-meets-girl style with her oversize sweater and tulle midi skirt.

Nasiba Adilova styled the most striking color combination.

Aimee Song was part trendsetter and part biker chick.

Jane Keltner deValle channeled her inner schoolgirl with a high-fashion tilt.

Maria Dueñas Jacobs pulled together an après-ski-chic look with a quilted anorak and a mohair sweater.

The only thing better than a cool bomber jacket is J.J. Martin's luxe version.

We fell hard for Harley Viera-Newton's jewel-toned coat and fur-covered 3.1 Phillip Lim bag.

Well, if you're going to wear open-toed heels, at least wear them with socks, right?

We've never met an animal sweater we didn't like.

There's a commitment to her ladylike look, from her sparkly studs to her full skirt.

Hanneli Mustaparta anchored breezy all white with black tights — and added a coolness factor with Westward Leaning shades.

Sarah Harris added polish to her Paige denim with a luxe white fur and a white button-down.

This is what we call a fashion darling.

Helena Bordon's mix could make anyone stripe happy.

Susie Bubble mastered mixed prints.

Surfer-girl shades met a perfectly classic print.

Nausheen Shah's look was a flashback to luxe '70s style.

The prettiest outerwear of the day belonged to Miroslava Duma.

Chiara Ferragni outfitted black tights with a little whimsy.

Glamour's Christina Perez matched up her outerwear, sweater, and hat.

Helena Bordon showed off a look straight from the Prada Spring '14 runway.

Rumi Neely did her signature moody-cool look with a sheer top and black layers.

A bright coat is the quickest way to a standout Winter style.

We're betting Natalie Joos was warm and toasty in that gorgeous overcoat.

Leandra Medine may have kept it simple underneath, but her bright tangerine coat was anything but.

She perfected the tone-on-tone look in soft shades of powder blue.

We never knew how much we loved pretty shades of peach for Winter, until now.

Nasiba Adilova gave us dressed-down cool in shearling and work boots.

Too cool for school.

Aimee Song layered up shearling and houndstooth.

Preetma Singh gave us a street-cool riff on posh leopard print.

The standout in this look was clearly her bag.

Indre Rockefeller didn't borrow from the boys; she owned this look.

June Ambrose was all business in a suit and wide-brimmed hat.

Another day, another sophisticated ensemble from Nicole Warne.

Taylor Tomasi Hill showed off another crafty mix on the go.

Fashion Week is never the time to fear going bold.

Eva Chen stayed warm (and stylish!) in a Prabal Gurung coat.

Schoolgirl with a cool-girl twist.

Details, like a special print on your outerwear, can change the whole feel of an outfit.

Margaret Zhang gave us a fresh spin on the classics.

She bravely slung a coat over her shoulders and went into the chill in nothing more than a killer printed sheath.

When Winter wear looks this good, who wouldn't want to bundle up?

She layered on all the right stuff and finished with functional footwear.

We're always into an all-black look, especially when it comes with a jacket that cool.

Like any of her looks, Olivia Palermo's take on Winter style is just as enviable.

This is what we call posh street style.

Garance Doré played sweet pink kicks off of soft gray hues.

This showgoer came to win.

Only Jenna Lyons could make a utility-style jumpsuit, fuzzy topper, and heels look this chic.

Princess Deena Aljuhani Abdulaziz showed off the prettiest neutral shades.

Nasiba Adilova's coat was like something out of a fairy tale.

Maria Dueñas Jacobs kept it simple but no less attention-getting.

Eva Chen's matched up Genetic denim and a fluffy white coat for a not-so-understated take on Winter white.

We fully support this take on the pinstriped suit.

Melissa Liebling-Goldberg was all smiles in plaid on plaid and a pair of Madewell patchwork jeans.

Virginia Smith was all business up top, laid-back on bottom — thanks to those skater shoes.

Kelly Framel was the poster child for the downtown girl.

Rumi Neely decked out leather shorts with a luxe shearling jacket.

Joanna Hillman was chic in pink.

Sometimes, a lot of look can be a good thing.

What's not to love about a colorblock coat?

The Little Red Riding Hood of business casual.

Florals and a bright pink bag made this downright pretty.

Natalie Joos perfected Winter prints.

Leandra Medine brought the drama with her oversize sleeves.

Lily Kwong's neutral jumpsuit was chic on any level.

Paris and Nicky Hilton stayed coordinated in their wrap dresses.

She gave white a Winter makeover with a high-impact fur.

Nothing like a statement sweatshirt to remix a polished pencil skirt and coat.

A pop of plaid broke up cool black and white.

Baby blue and black were further proof that opposites attract.

Sarah Rutson layered up in a statement-making jacket.

Fur trim and a camo-print Proenza Schouler bag made this a covetable mix.

Those yellow pants put her on the sunnier side of street style.

Miroslava Duma got decked out in plaid.

All wrapped up in neutrals.

Giovanna Battaglia clearly got the memo: it's all about pink.

This bohemian-style beauty bundled up in a furry jacket.

Pernille Teisbaek made '90s denim so now with a crossbody Chanel bag and cool-girl sweatshirt.

Caroline Issa did the street-style-star strut in a leopard-print coat.

This showgoer knows a thing or two about covetable accessories.

A leather pinafore and open-toed shoes teamed up for an attention-getting mix.

Classic, with a current twist.

Dani Stahl gets the award for coolest denim.

We spy a Phillip Lim for Target bag in this Winter mix.

An artfully applied red lip and hat.

Preetma Singh has the coziest coat and coolest Westward Leaning shades.

We can't take our eyes off her arm candy.

Never underestimate the power of details in Taylor Tomasi Hill's street style — just look at that fringed trim.

Jane Keltner deValle meant business in black and gray.

We love the wow effect that kicked in from the ankles down.

Nicole Warne's crisp, cool take on stripes was a Fashion Week bright spot.

Jenna Lyons went classic on top, playful on bottom.

Clearly she got the "year of the horse" memo.

Leave it to Miroslava Duma to have an embellished puffer.

There's nothing we don't love about these mismatched layers.

All black with attitude.

It's no wonder Chiara Ferragni is a street style all-star.

A lesson in making mixed prints work.

This boho babe wasn't afraid of a bold print or a little texture.

She made up for bare legs with a furry hat.

Preetma Singh channeled her inner '90s girl with a tie-dyed tee and furry topper.

Why not add Nikes to your ladylike skirt?

A mellow palette scored major points.

Minimalist cool.

Aimee Song was all business in black and white.

Natalie Joos took the subtle approach to mixing prints.

Tomboy with a twist, thanks to her pretty pop of pink.

Adding a printed sweater like this is almost like adding more jewelry.

Lily Kwong was fierce in red, white, and black.

When sporty meets luxe.

Simple done right.

Rocking red, an AllSaints leather jacket, and a cheeky tee.

Distressed denim and a tailored coat were surprisingly well matched.

Shiona Turini added a pop of rich color to black Frame jeans.

All cool-girl confidence.

She did menswear better than the boys.

Tough girl up top, flirty heels on bottom.

We love any cold-weather look that includes standout shades.

Making a statement, made easy with the right add-ons and a cool-girl tee.

J.J. Martin's cold-weather gear doesn't include a puffer jacket.

Anya Ziourova's coat brightened up the streets of Fashion Week.

We love her take on casual polish.

Giovanna Battaglia's bright blue furry topper is the definition of a statement coat.

We're adding this to our list of outfits to steal as we speak.

Sarah Rutson crafted a notice-me mix with a printed mini.

Giovanna Battaglia got cozy with the most luxurious kind of outerwear.

Maria Dueñas Jacobs didn't need more than a classic coat and ladylike bag to get our attention.

Shiona Turini took a step toward Spring in a lacy pencil skirt.

A bold fur is just the thing to break up an all-black outfit.

Taylor Tomasi Hill had a schoolgirl-inspired moment.

Princess Deena Aljuhani Abdulaziz was spotted outside Alexander Wang in a Prabal Gurung coat.

Equipped with all the right accessories, including a BOYY leather clutch.

Joanna Hillman gets our vote for most luxurious outerwear.

She came to the tents armed with the brightest of statement coats.

A commitment to chic black and white, right down to the clutch in hand.

This look was all about the bright blue color story.

Is there a sharper look than Lily Kwong's black and white?

Our fashion and beauty director, Melissa Liebling-Goldberg, added a peppy pink coat to cool gray.

Stripes, brogues, sneakers, and a colorblock Céline added up to two winning Fashion Week looks.

Zanna Roberts Rassi went for a pared-down approach in neutrals.

Leandra Medine could easily dispute the theory that brown and black don't work.

Caroline Issa was city chic in black and white.

Silky pants make a luxe alternative to denim.

Functional and fashionable — the proof that it can be done.

Miroslava Duma showed off a sleek all-white look.

The downtown girl got a gypsy makeover with a turban and printed pants.

Chiara Ferragni showed off a bright Louis Vuitton cape.

Her kicks said laid-back, but her furry outerwear said fashion girl.

Downtown-girl dress code perfected with a wide-brimmed hat, ankle booties, and a menswear-inspired overcoat.

You would have never guessed it was the middle of Winter if you saw Aimee Song's floral dress and gladiator heels.

Boyfriend jeans and a borrowed-from-the-boys blazer teamed up for a cool-girl look.

Kelly Framel took to the sidewalks in a '90s-girl-inspired style.

With a great coat like that, you don't even need to worry about what goes on underneath.

POPSUGAR's fashion and beauty director, Melissa Liebling-Goldberg, played it cool in black and white.

Sarah Rutson brought the drama to Fashion Week with a floor-sweeping skirt.

Don't let Winter be the reason for not wearing your prettiest florals — this is the proof that it can be done.

When it's this cold out, all you need are a great coat and notice-me accessories.

Nasiba Adilova did Winter white, not to mention carried the perfect Winter accessory.

Leave it to Olivia Palermo to outfit the poshest Winter gear.

Susie Bubble had just the right layers for a gray day.

We love this layered remix.

This wasn't your schoolgirl plaid kind of look from Shiona Turini.

Preetma Singh made a muted look pop with a bright baby-blue bag.

It's all about the boxy proportions and the plush furry finish.

It doesn't get more chic than this black and white combo.

Glamour's Christina Perez outfitted a crisp play on black, white, and red.

Further proof that brown and black only look better together.

Understated, easy, and everything we want to wear.

Kate Lanphear does edgy-cum-sophisticated like nobody else.

Pink-perfect.

Sleek red, white, and blue stripes were the focus in this look.

Take notes from Eva Chen: all you need is a great coat to make an all-black look pop.

Natalie Joos brought the New England prep look to NYC with a toggle coat.

Anya Ziourova may just have the luxest way to stay warm.

Further proof that pink might be the color of the moment.

Kate Davidson Hudson braved the chill in a pencil skirt and lace-up heels.

Even at NY Fashion Week, there's nothing wrong with keeping it classic.

Nicole Warne made matchy-matchy look impossibly chic.

Leandra Medine did menswear with a decidedly womanly finish: thigh-high boots.

Parisian hues made this denim chicer than most.

A reminder to have a little fun with fashion, no?

We couldn't take our eyes off this black and white look.

It's all about a statement coat.

Sleek, sexy, and a little '90s-inspired.

A look borrowed straight out of the downtown girl's playbook.

This midi skirt style came with a lot of spunk.

Natalie Massanet paired her snow leopard with pink – a look we'll definitely copy!

Margaret Zhang pulled together the coolest kind of layers with an AllSaints coat to top it all off.

Sleek in black and white, right down to her toes.

Moto-inspired details give her a tough-girl vibe.

Taylor Tomasi Hill went luxe on top, sporty on bottom, adding high-tops to a beaded overcoat.

A perfect play on black and white.

Street styled in a shearling biker jacket and Dr. Martens.

We wholeheartedly agree with the sentiment on her beanie.

Making layers look a lot cooler with a touch of leather.

Gray never looked so chic.

Lucky's Noelle Sciacca layered up in the color of the moment.

We're all about a luxe fur layer.

This boho babe added a furry jacket and a printed backpack to her jeans and pumps.

This look gave us serious coat envy.

A beautifully colored coat is one easy way to bundle up in style.

Damsel in Dior's Jacey Duprie braved the icy cold in a pinafore dress and a leather jacket.

One way to turn heads? With a coat as bright as your lipstick.

It's not sweater weather for Leigh Lezark — she topped her trousers with a crop top.

She channeled the Kate Moss effect in a fuzzy chubby and distressed denim.

Susie Bubble brought the brights from head to toe.

She brought the drama with a full skirt.

Winter white styled up with an embellished Zara knit and a pair of leopard-print kicks.

The cold was no match for distressed denim and a pair of killer open-toed heels.

Kate Davidson Hudson put together the poshest of pencil skirt looks.

We can't take our eyes off her gorgeous jacket.

High-shine pants made this outfit pop.

Oh so ladylike, from her structured tote to her lace-up heels.

Preetma Singh worked tone on tone and a pair of metallic pumps.

It takes guts to show off your stems in these freezing temps.

A breezy Summer maxi got a wintertime makeover.

Plaid on plaid perfection.

A cool representation of the downtown girl.

A lesson in sleek layers.

Minimalism with a futuristic tilt.

Shiona Turini showed off print and a pair of heavy-metal boots.

Leandra Medine's latest "man repelling" mix-up features a dress over pants.

Eva Chen covered up with a wild print on top, creepers on bottom.

Candace Lake played model and photographer in chic Winter white.

Contrasting colors made this look all the more chic.

Mary Kate Steinmiller matched her plaid coat to her plaid Prada bag.

A cool black and blue combo.

We're all about the classics in this New-England-prep feeling mix up.

When the weather gets tough, the tough get great coats.

Why bundle up with a plain jacket when you could add texture and color?!

Lessons in layering — complete with plaid and brocade detailing.

Aimee Song layered up in breezy BCBG.

Chiara Ferragni made cozy look cute with a furry pink topper and skater shoes.

A wow-worthy Winter coat and equally awesome accessories.

Kyle Anderson layered up in Chanel.

Beat the Winter outfit boredom with a turban and a glam fur-collared coat.

Highlighter-hued kicks were the literal bright spot on Fashion Week's snowy kickoff.

A little bohemian-inspired luxe.

What's a sweeter way to bundle up than in powder pink?

Prep school goes glam with the help of a plaid coat and leather pants.