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Morgan Schimminger

Fall 2024 Menswear Street Style Looks That'll Give Your Winter Wardrobe a Midseason Refresh

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The looks are worth looking at. (Credit: Courtesy of Launchmetrics Spotlight)

We can never get enough street style. Whether the looks come courtesy of the fall, spring or haute couture shows, there's always new inspiration to try out IRL. That also holds true for men's fashion week. Naturally, the guys are dressed to the nines, but the women also dress to impress. So we put together the definitive list of the most stellar Fall 2024 Menswear street style looks.

By this point of the season, you may be running out of ideas on how to style your clothes to look cool yet still, somehow, stay warm. You're probably growing tired of all the coats, scarves and snow-proof boots. Perhaps you're already fantasizing about your spring wardrobe. (That tends to happen when you have a great reference point like the Spring 2024 collections.) You may have ordered most of your warmer weather repertoire online by now. We totally understand if you're suffering from same-old-wardrobe fatigue.

But unless you're planning on hibernating till April, you need to find a way to cope. Thankfully, the Fall 2024 Menswear looks will give you the sartorial strength to pull through. Layering was obviously top of mind for the attendees. Matching your coat to the rest of your look and tonal dressing both proved popular. Think of it like quiet luxury turned up a notch. It's now more like a low roar.

Since they were checking out the men's collections, many suited up for the occasion. Anna Dello Russo lead the charge decked out in a corporate, boardroom-worthy set. Everyone else took more liberties. Like a halter top peeking out beneath a slightly cinched-waist blazer. A fancier velvet jacket and leggings combination seems more in tune with date night than a day in the office. Then there's a more relaxed vanilla pairing you wouldn't mind wearing on the weekends or as part of your new business casual approach.

Rather surprisingly, The Matrix once again seemed to influence ensembles. Cue the long leather coats and streamlined sunglasses. On the other hand, we were fully prepared to witness many no-pants outfits. Our premonition turned out to be correct with shirts worn as minidresses along with more-than-micro shorts topped off with fluffy outerwear.

The footwear was much more practical. Sneakers and boots dominated. Of course, there were the occasional pairs of pumps. Clearly not many street stylists were worried about hat hair because almost every kind of chapeau was spotted. We're talking furry toppers, cozy balaclavas and many berets. Scarves also appeared to be crucial. Patterned versions reigned supreme and in one case, a showgower used a printed take as a headscarf. While insiders are predicting the return of gargantuan bags, a vast majority in this case can better be classified as midi or even mini. It will be interesting to see if the trend continues into Paris Haute Couture Week and the Fall 2024 Womenswear presentations.