The 20 Items Every Budding Street Style Star Needs This Fashion Week

Although the turf outside the tents is no place for fashion wallflowers, '70s-inspired floral prints will reign supreme. We see Anna Dello Russo showing off her flower power in this oversize, collared daisy frock ($105).

We've learned that freezing temps don't stop a steadfast street style star, so we won't be surprised whatsoever to see the It shoe of the Spring 2015 runways stomping through the snow . . . even if it's a fully exposed knee-high gladiator wedge sandal ($1,450).

Kimono dressing will find a happy place in the chilly days of Winter for anyone wanting to feel comfy and cozy. Still, we expect it to get a sleek finish with the help of a waist-cinching obi belt ($275) when worn by the likes of fashion editor Christine Centenera.

Gingham was one of the most prevalent prints for designers' Spring 2015 collections, so we expect to see it in every iteration imaginable. We can see the preppy, polished Nicole Warne in a sweet silk gingham wrap dress ($478) from Diane von Furstenberg's collection.

Embellished denim isn't necessarily new to the street style scene, but ever since Dolce & Gabbana sent down a Swarovski-crystal-bedecked pair of boyfriend jeans (which we later found out would retail for $12,500!), the trend is absolutely enviable. We love the colorful stones on this slightly more affordable blue denim pair ($995) and fully expect Jenna Lyons to be working the look.

Colorful suede was another key trend for Spring 2015, and Derek Lam's straight-off-the-runway purple colorblock coat ($5,990) is a true statement topper. Added benefit? Because it speaks for itself, there's no need to agonize over what to wear under it!

When Oscar de la Renta, Nina Ricci, Hermès, and Louis Vuitton all showcase mismatched earrings, you know it wasn't done by mistake. We trust those looking to get snapped will do some DIY mixing and matching or opt for a preswapped pair like this key and leaf set ($35).

For those style setters less interested in athletic-inspired shoes, the go-to heel will be platforms. And thanks to a nod to the 1970s, that heel will be thick. The petite Miroslava Duma, known for her sky-high footwear, will make us all want a fun pair ($70) by the end of the week.

Although stripes were a clear runway trend for Spring, no ordinary striped shirt will do. It's all about playing with positioning and placement, something done well on this cropped sailor sweatshirt ($350). Longtime Tibi fan Shiona Turini would definitely pull this off.

It's not always about what you wear but how you wear it, and a good fringe jacket, with the right shimmy and the right shake, offers up endless photo ops. This faux-leather option ($98) is all about movement and will captivate the most jaded fashion photographer.

Thanks to fashion labels like Dior and red carpet stars like Rosamund Pike, the high neckline is shaping up to be a major silhouette trend for Spring. And what better time to start trying it out than the Winter? Olivia Palermo is practical enough to opt for a delicate turtleneck dress ($80) while show-hopping.

As if it weren't already obvious, this season of street style pros will be channeling the '70s. The easiest way to work the decade, though, is with a pair of flared jeans ($495). Blogger Leandra Medine already has a closet full of them, and with her penchant for pants, it's a good bet she'll be sporting them.

Festivalwear has officially gone mainstream. Although it would pair perfectly with denim cutoffs at Coachella, the flat-top, flat-brim hat ($49) will really go places, literally. It can be worn all year round, it can span dress codes from off-duty daywear to glam evening attire, and it can keep bad hair days in check. It's really the perfect accessory for the supermodel running to her next show or the overworked fashion writer on a deadline.

Crop tops have gone through many iterations over the years and have been used as layering pieces and as part of matching sets. This season, we expect to see a rise in illusion crop tops — where there's exposed midriff but the top is actually connected to the bottom. This chic white dress ($1,495) will work some serious style magic.

The next generation of pool slides is perfect for Spring, but it's too cool not to get a moment in the spotlight now. These rubber sandals ($1,650) seem so perfect for market editor Preetma Singh, who's known to rock socks and slides, that we wonder if she strong-armed Fendi into making them.