Fashion outside the FW18 shows: a glimpse of New York street style

by | Feb 12, 2018

Brock Collection people street style Women Fall Winter 2018 New York
Self Portrait people street style Women Fall Winter 2018 New York
Self Portrait people street style Women Fall Winter 2018 New York
Tory Burch people street style Women Fall Winter 2018 New York
Christian Cowan people street style Women Fall Winter 2018 New York
Jason Wu people street style Women Fall Winter 2018 New York
Tibi people street style Women Fall Winter 2018 New York
Tory Burch people street style Women Fall Winter 2018 New York
Noon by Noor people street style Women Fall Winter 2018 New York
Creatures of Comfort people street style Women Fall Winter 2018 New York
Juicy Couture people street style Women Fall 2018 New York
Noon by Noor people street style Women Fall Winter 2018 New York
Brock Collection people street style Women Fall Winter 2018 New York
Dion Lee people street style Women Fall Winter 2018 New York
Tory Burch people street style Women Fall Winter 2018 New York
Dion Lee people street style Women Fall Winter 2018 New York
Juicy Couture people street style Women Fall 2018 New York
Self Portrait people street style Women Fall Winter 2018 New York
Self Portrait people street style Women Fall Winter 2018 New York
Self Portrait people street style Women Fall Winter 2018 New York
Jason Wu people street style Women Fall Winter 2018 New York
Ulla Johnson people street style Women Fall Winter 2018 New York
Victoria Beckham people street style Women Fall Winter 2018 New York

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Fashion is more and more democratic: social media draws more involvement from a broader audience, and more inexpensive options are offered, making fashion an accessible field to everyone.

As the “trend” is losing importance, the idea of “personal style” is gaining ground, resulting into what Ted Polhemus defined a “supermarket of styles”: a divorce from an orthodox acceptance of an homogeneous style, in order to remix several elements from different brands and backgrounds.

Mattia Arioli shows us that street photography can cast an interesting glance on what happens behind the fashion catwalks: variety dictates the current “trend”, as it is impossible to find a fil rouge among the styles showcased on catwalks and streets.

Take a look at what Mattia spotted on New York streets!

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