No Doubt, Street-Style Celebs Will Wear These 16 NET-A-PORTER Arrivals in 2026

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My favorite 2025 fashion moments didn't come from runways or red carpets—they were captured in NYC street-style shots featuring actresses we all know and love. Whether they were casually thrown together or strategically curated by stylists, there was always something chic yet undone about their ensembles. Who knows what they'll sport in 2026, but if I had to predict which designer arrivals will hit the pavement, I would choose just about anything from NET-A-PORTER's new season edit. The retailer's latest arrivals include the just-dropped Saint Laurent quarter-zip, Chloé's iconic bowling bag, and the adidas collab with Wales Bonner. I've rounded up these finds and more below, but grab them quick—they're bound to go viral.

Lightweight Outerwear

Right now, it's all wool coats and puffer jackets. But as spring weather nears, prepare to see lightweight options like this cropped leather jacket, Mandarin-inspired styles, and belted trench coats.

Not-So-Basic Bottoms

Denim jeans and basic trousers are a given, so here are some bottom trends that'll be big in 2026. Think track-inspired, lace-trimmed, and totally sheer.

Designer Bags

2025 was the year of the oversize suede shoulder bag, but here's what's in the cards for 2026: A punchy royal-blue style from Khaite, the Chloé bowling bag, this '90s-inspired silhouette from Toteme, and the YSL pony-hair tote.

Shoes + Accessories

In my opinion, shoes and accessories are what truly bring a street-style ensemble together. Tinted eyewear, a classic Polo cap, and statement footwear will do just the trick.

Natalie Gray Herder
Natalie Gray Herder
Commerce Editor, Branded Content

Natalie Gray Herder is a Commerce Editor on the branded content team at Who What Wear. Originally from Los Angeles, Natalie decided to make the move to NYC after graduating from Loyola Marymount University in 2019. She is an avid researcher, reader, and explorer in and out of the office. She is inspired by the street style of her fellow New Yorkers and her laid-back roots in California.