These Are the 5 Defining Trends of NYC's Coolest It Crowd
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@laurenelsonYou might've thought this was a spring and summer trend, but it can be transitional too! I saw people wearing theirs with tights to make them work for fall, but leg warmers and knee-high socks are also solid options.
A charcoal-gray pleated skirt is a classic, but this one is actually a skort, so you don't have to worry about any wardrobe malfunctions.
A Thom Browne pleated skirt is definitely an investment piece, but you'll have it forever.
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@meccajwOkay, so hear me out: They aren't quite knee-length boots, but they're not ankle boots either. You might not have a pair that hits somewhere in between, so I found some for you.
These platform lug-sole boots are below the knee but aren't short either, so they check all the boxes.
You can roll the shearling band on these up or down so it sits right at the middle of your calf or higher, and the grippy lug-sole platform is very on-trend.
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@chanelmckinsieYes, bucket hats have been around, but the folks walking around Dimes Square gravitate toward darker hues and fall textures like quilting and shearling.
Take your bucket hat into fall and winter with a simple black hue that goes with anything.
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@anaasaberLeather jackets with distressed details, silver hardware, and an overall grunge look to them popped up again and again, so I had to take note.
The subtly crinkled material makes this not your average leather jacket.
Swap out the usual zipper for some shiny metal buttons.
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@madelynnfurlong
The most effortless pair of corduroys you might ever see.
