After three whirlwind weeks of fashion month festivities, the final events concluded in Paris. The City of Lights was perhaps the most highly anticipated stop on the show circuit, with some of the industry’s biggest players who showed. A few of the week’s notable highlights? Ukrainian brand Bevza, which usually presents during NYFW, made its Paris debut, while Nina Ricci put forth its first collection with Harris Reed at the helm as creative director. And, as always, there was plenty of can’t-miss action outside the shows, too, as showcased by the Paris Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2023 street style.

After all, Parisian women have a knack for effortlessly combining timeless wardrobe staples with playful statement pieces like printed toppers and bright trousers — peruse through fan-favorite Instagram account @parisiensinparis and you’ll see what we mean. At PFW, every outfit hit the right balance between classic and adventurous. Take the ensembles from day one, where attendees arrived to Dior and Saint Laurent in the labels’ signature refined styles, coupled with punchy prints like tie-dye and pearl chokers — an of-the-moment accessory. Attendees pulled out their very best looks, and you don’t want to miss a single outfit.

Below, see the most incredible Paris Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2023 street style, snapped by Darrel Hunter.

This attendee shimmered in a glitzy Miu Miu look.

Fact: Two A.W.A.K.E. MODE bags are better than one.

This attendee gave her neutral look a touch of color via Loewe’s Anthurium Charm.

Barbiecore is still gaining traction, according to Mytheresa’s Fashion Buying Director Tiffany Hsu.

If you’re looking for jewelry that will glam up every outfit, this Chanel earring is it.

Try a fringe-y denim maxi for a fresh take on the trending bottom.

This attendee gravitated towards dreamy pastels for the Miu Miu show.

What would you store in the teeny-tiny pocket on this Prada bomber?

Influencer Blanca Miró Scrimieri layered Chanel pearls over a Ganni pullover.

This showgoer teamed a Gucci x North Face vest with playful stirrup tights.

Still have your popcorn top from the early ‘00s? This is your sign to pull it out.

Zendaya attended Louis Vuitton in an itty-bitty animal print set.

Influencer Tamu McPherson’s knack for accessorizing is next level.

TZR’s Editor-In-Chief Kathy Lee chose a monochromatic cream look for day seven.

A shirt dress is the ultimate one-and-done outfit.

This attendee gave the emerging tie trend her stamp of approval.

Buckles are having a moment this season, on and off the runways.

Wearing not one, not two, but three shiny pieces, this showgoer has mastered the art of daytime metallics.

This attendee coordinated her beauty look with her outfit by swiping on bright red lipstick.

Crank up the cozy with an ultra-fuzzy hat.

Add a pair of shimmery pants to your spring rotation — you won’t regret it.

Can’t decide between boots or sandals? Miu Miu has you covered.

Slouchy jeans and polished ballet flats are an unexpectedly stylish duo.

A sporty bag looks so cool against a velvet blazer.

Wear a sheer midi atop your denim for a fresh take on the skirt-over-pants look.

The style set can’t get enough of heart-shaped jewelry.

BDG’s Senior Vice President of Fashion Tiffany Reid and Lee both leaned into lightweight jackets and midi skirts.

You can never have too many bold prints in one look, according to Vogue Global Contributing Fashion Editor-at-Large Gabriella Karefa-Johnson.

Platform sneakers are one way to give your look a boost.

Note to self: Buy more barrettes.

Mini bags as hair accessories? It’s a yes from us.

Bright green is a sought-after street style color this season.

PSA: Ties are taking over the fashion scene.

This attendee doubled down on chokers.

You can never go wrong with a tonal look.

The Cut’s Fashion Director Jessica Willis went with a fuzzy jacket and straight-leg jeans.

Bright stripes + soft pastels = perfection.

Reid and Lee hit the shows in coordinating platform shoes.

This attendee brought a lime green Loewe bag to the brand’s show.

Fact: A colorful jacket is all you need to make a bold statement.

Standout sunnies were popular on day four of PFW.

Give your slouchy jeans an elevated feel via a luxe belt.

High-shine barrettes are the latest hair accessory du jour, according to street style stars.

This attendee styled her cutout blazer with a fitted mesh top underneath.

Get ready to see a lot of midriff-baring cutouts this spring.

Influencer Yoyo Cao arrived at Givenchy in a full pinstriped look.

Model Ashley Graham attended Chloé in a black leather fringe dress and chunky loafers.

Tip: Team a bright accent with another piece in a slightly lighter shade.

This attendee served up a lesson in print mixing, combining a Marine Serre logo top and floral denim.

This unexpected denim look? Jean-ius.

Influencer Anaa Saber layered a cold-shoulder jacket over a knit turtleneck top.

The perfect shoe to wear when you’re trekking around the city and want to look polished? A ballet flat with a chunky heel.

Next time you want to play with animal prints, consider taking notes from Reid.

This showgoer took her statement earring game to a whole new level.

We spy another skirt-over-pants look!

This attendee is already giving spring 2023’s voluminous dress trend a go.

Tying a ribbon in your hair is a simple way to give your outfit a romantic touch.

Forget walking — a motor bike is the most efficient way to get from show to show. This attendee zipped through Paris wearing a Chanel bag and Nike sneakers.

This fuzzy coat basically features a built-in scarf, which was much-needed to combat the cold temps.

Reid went with a sophisticated gray Dior look.

Style hack: Sticking to one color scheme can make an adventurous look feel slightly less over the top.

TZR called it: Chokers are, once again, taking the fashion scene by storm.

Fuzzy bag are all the rage in the City of Lights.

Influencer Emmanuelle Koffi wore a full Dior ensemble to the fashion house’s show.

Karefa-Johnson gave bold tie-dye separates a whirl.

This sporty-chic Dior jacket was especially popular on day one (Vogue China’s Editor-In-Chief Margaret Zhang was also spotted in it).

Too cold to wear your strappy heels solo? Team the shoes with warm socks — problem solved.

This article was originally published on March 1, 2023