
Show goers outside Lincoln Center | Photos by Melodie Jeng for Models.com
While New York City may be a usually well dressed city, nothing brings out the big guns like New York Fashion Week. We have seen people become stars from the effortless cool to the over-the-top. The street has brought out the best in style when it comes to bright and bold colors, mixing and clashing prints, and shoes that seem nearly impossible to walk in. From the plaza of Lincoln Center to the very edges of Manhattan, here are some of our favorite shots from this season in New York.

Joanna Hillman of Harper’s Bazaar always looks amazing

Polish beauty Daga Ziober

Fellow street style photographers Phil, Tommy, and Nam

Model turned host Coco Rocha

Stylist Anthony Pedraz

Emma Johansson looking glamourous outside the Y-3 show

Freelance writer and street style darling Miroslava Duma before Marc by Marc Jacobs

Ada Kokosar & Garance Doré make a perfect pair

Hanneli Mustaparta outside Calvin Klein
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This post's tags: Calvin Klein, Coco Rocha, daga-ziober, garance-dor, Hanneli Mustaparta, Harpers Bazaar, joanna-hillman, Marc by Marc Jacobs, y-3
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February 28th, 2012
at 11:07 pm
It’s wasn’t the best choice to put up a pic of a fur jacket (the second picture from below). The animals needed their fur much more than this person did! Other than that, cool pictures
February 29th, 2012
at 10:25 am
At times of cold or even a simple breeze, a fur is needed more by the fashion-human than the animals that embodied that fur…
February 29th, 2012
at 11:39 am
Amazing! I love Nam’s blog… great to see some of the best Street Style photographers together.
http://www.modedimitri.com
February 29th, 2012
at 2:14 pm
lets find a stronger bigger person who says they need ones skin or blood or organs more than another person, and see how well the fur wearer and their lame apologists go for that, and then they can tell them, the strong humans are superior, and need their skin and organs more…or better yet, its gods will…that is the only lame, bs. argument the fur wearers have, they claim they are more valuable and important than another animal – and they are not- ever see a mink try to bomb a children’s hospital with a droid? Or they claim its gods will, which is further nonsense..
fur is murder…and any one who supports the fur industry are not worthy of being called human – subnormal http://www.peta.org
February 29th, 2012
at 2:36 pm
Thanks! http://www.thenycstreets.com
February 29th, 2012
at 5:31 pm
Its unbelievable that you would say that fatmakristina, it means some poor animal spent its whole life in a cage, was brutally skinned whilst still alive, all so some silly tart can make a fashion statement … disgusted.
March 1st, 2012
at 3:24 am
Hey amber, are you saying that you want all those animals running loose in the streets, eh? Or what exactly do you suggest? But anyway, would you mind keeping your disgust to yourself, OK? As noone is interested in that really.
March 2nd, 2012
at 5:48 pm
Sergey, such a lousy comment.. It goes to fatmakristina as well… Keep YOUR stupidity to yourself. “…running loose in the streets…” – brilliant, what do you mean, a bunch of bloodthirsty ferrets? Haha
March 2nd, 2012
at 5:51 pm
Btw – Hanneli, who is against natural fur, looks so much better than Ada Kokosar!
March 6th, 2012
at 3:48 pm
It is incredibly immature and oppressive to conflate human life with animal life/rights. In doing so you overlook the millions of precarious lives people in the developing world live, in way worse conditions than the animal population of our world. The overarching statement that animal rights = human rights is irrelevant.
Also supporting PETA is borderline ludicrous– PETA is the most anti-feminist and misogynist organization out there, and should not be endorsed by any means.