The Only Street Style Outfits You Need to See From Pitti Uomo

by Eva Thomas

The fashion flocks have descended onto the streets of Florence to attend Pitti Uomo, the biannual tradeshow that showcases and celebrates all things menswear. And while what goes on inside this so-called "fashion fair" makes quite a bit of noise in the menswear (and fashion) world, the outfits spotted outside the venue—i.e., on the streets—are equally influential in setting the style tone for the year. From sleek statement blazers to the coolest of sneakers, read on to see some of the best street style looks from Pitti Uomo.

Pitti Uomo Street Style

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Dress up a casual jumpsuit with a streamlined blazer and elegant heels.

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We love this bold, fuzzy coat and oversize pants pairing.

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Anchor your look with a great pair of sneakers.

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The coolest plaid trousers we've ever seen.

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You can never go wrong with a red statement coat, especially when paired with a monochrome white ensemble.

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Dress up simple black heels by adding tulle socks—so chic!

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Proof that sweatpants are, indeed, streetwear-ready, especially when paired with a cool puffer coat and a baker boy hat.

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Make a statement with a wide-brim hat.

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Or add a pop of color with a bright hat.

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Color-coordinated puffer coats? The coolest way to match with your BFF.

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Soften up a look with a pair of pink boots and a cozy coat.

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Throw a long coat over a double-breasted blazer for a bold layered look.

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Who says you can't wear sneakers with skirts?

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Add some texture to an outfit with a pair of fishnet tights.

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A three-piece outfit combo that can never go wrong. Try a cute sweater, jeans, and white boots.

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Clearly, the lampshading trend is still going strong.

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