TikTokers Are Sharing What They'd Wear to Fashion Week, and We Have Some Suggestions

Attending a Marc Jacobs show is like entering a wardrobe wonderland where only dreamy, over-the-top fashion exists. Incorporating whimsical, fantasy-like elements into your outfit is key — embrace floral prints, dramatic sleeves, and billowy skirts.

Missguided Floral Print Puff Sleeve Mini Dress ($35, originally $70)

Halogen x Atlantic-Pacific Opaque Tights ($9, originally $15)

You'd be hard-pressed to find an Area collection that's devoid of crystal, fringe, or shimmer. The New York-based brand has dance-the-night-away attire down to a science. Just about any crystal-embellished LBD will do the trick. Bonus points if you can find one with an iridescent finish.

Elliatt Luna Mini Dress ($219)

Steve Madden Vala-r Heel ($100)

Monochrome outfits continue to trend, but at LaPointe — New York designer Sally LaPointe's rebranded line — the look is a lifestyle. Seriously, monochrome dressing is so ingrained into LaPointe's DNA, you can even shop its site by color. Start with the hue of your choice, then incorporate some of the brand's signature design elements (including but not limited to sequins, leather, silk, and fur) for added texture.

H&M Ribbed Turtleneck Sweater ($40)

Aritzia Babaton Pegu Skirt ($98)

If you're only familiar with A.W.A.K.E. Mode because of its viral Lucy Bag, take another look. The label takes an avant-garde approach to your typical fashionable Londoner's style of dress, with asymmetrical shapes, splashes of leather, and strong silhouettes. It also isn't shy about cutouts, so when re-creating its looks, you shouldn't be either.

The Range Tilted Button Long Sleeve Tee ($175)

Natori Faux Leather Midi Skirt ($139, originally $198)

Founded in 2011, Marques'Almeida is one of the younger brands demonstrating what very well may be the future of luxury. A cross between high fashion and streetwear, denim is juxtaposed with delicate fabrics such as silk. To get front-row ready, try a pair of colored acid-wash jeans (yep, they're back) and a printed top (literally anything goes here).

Rails Hunter Top ($158)

Nasty Gal Vintage Just Wash Me Mom Jeans ($30, originally $60)

Usually heralded for oversize tailoring, Victoria Beckham's latest collection features slightly slimmer fits. And with a unique approach to color, you're likely to find pops of red, bold purples, and striking greens against neutrals such as gray and tan. Incorporate both of these factors into your outfit, and you'll blend right in with the models.

Sandro Jacquard Pussy Bow Top ($118, originally $295)

Express High Waisted Stretch Knit Flare Pant ($48, originally $80)

Peter Pilotto's use of feminine colors, luxe silk, and playful cuts make the brand ideal for your next special occasion (virtual or otherwise). Here's the perfect opportunity to spring for a relaxed suit set, as the brand does so well. Let's be honest, is pink ever not a good choice?

Nasty Gal Velvet Blazer With Plunging V-Neckline ($68, originally $135)

Nasty Gal You're Losing Your Touch Wide-Leg Velvet Pants ($49, originally $98)

With an eponymous founder of Haitian-Italian descent, Stella Jean leans heavily into cultural references. Bold prints married with free-flowing fabrics are the name of the game here, leaving the floor open for you to choose between a fun printed dress, a bohemian top, or loose-fitting pants.

Grass-Fields Sarima Dress ($43)

Zara Elastic Heeled Booties ($70)

Versace is a brand that's fit for many moods. From its iconic Barocco print to the J Lo-famous jungle print, it's always interesting to see what Donatella Versace has up her sleeve. But the most Versace of all Versace? Head-to-toe black with gold accents. This may be the easiest Fashion Week look to nail yet.

Express Velvet Double Breasted Blazer Dress ($100, originally $118)

LakaLuka Oversize Earrings ($61)

You can always count on Mugler to bring a sultry flair to Paris Fashion Week. To achieve the look, opt for structural silhouettes, mesh peekaboo elements, body-clinging leather, and, of course, bodysuits.

Sami Miro Vintage O.G. Bodysuit V2 ($255)

Topshop Wide Leg Trousers ($45)

Futuristic fashion is in, and Rick Owens is paving the way. If pronounced shoulders and platform boots aren't your thing, fear not. You can still channel the look with metallic fabrics (foiled is even better) and mirrored sunglasses.

Hosbjerg Uma Metallic Cinched Top ($150)

Rad + Refined Mirrored Shield Sunglasses ($82)

If it doesn't feel like borderline couture, is it even Valentino? Something about designer Pierpaolo Piccioli's approach to femininity feels positively dreamy, and we're absolutely here for it. With any combination of sheer, flowy garments, tiered ruffles, and garden tones, you'll be just about ready to saunter down the runway yourself.

Kikiriki Sheer Maxi Dress ($116)

Cosabella Soire Confidence Bralette ($55)