The most elegant outfits to copy from the streets of Couture Fashion Week
With the return of fashion month comes the impeccably-dressed front-row attendees whose style we can marvel at. This week saw the world's most stylish editors and influencers descend on Paris for the couture shows, and they have not disappointed when it comes to their wardrobes – and in providing us all with some great inspiration for how to dress well this winter season.
The return of the shows began with Schiaparelli and Dior, followed by Chanel, with Valentino and Balenciaga still to present their latest collections throughout the week. As well as lots of excitement on the catwalk, we turn to street style for more styling inspiration.
Below, we round up some of the best fashion spotted so far on the streets of Paris this couture season. From tapping into current trends to fun takes on the classics, there is plenty of inspiration for how to dress this winter.
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Camel coats are without a doubt a pillar of the staple wardrobe. The secret to longevity is in a timeless silhouette, which sums up the camel coat. Whether worn over a simple turtleneck and jeans in winter, or layered over your favourite dress come spring, it'll become your best friend all year long.
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Thought slip dresses were only reserved for summer? Think again. Make your wardrobe staples go further, by styling for the season - we suggest teaming your usual summer go-to with a warm blazer and knee-high boots to keep warm as demonstrated here.
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Balaclavas seem to be everywhere at the moment. If you're still unsure, try easing yourself into the style by wrapping around a headscarf instead, which you're more likely to have in your wardrobe already.
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White boots add a soft touch to denim ensembles in the colder months – mix up your usual winter ensembles by tucking your jeans into a statement pair. Extra points for fringing.
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Dressing head-to-toe in one shade is a surefire way to make your outfit look more expensive – we love this blue look of staple jeans and a powdery blue overcoat.
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Clashing colours is one way to make your outfit stand-out, demonstrated here with the pairing of the pink Chanel bag and bright green trousers.
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An oversized trouser suit always makes a powerful statement, but especially in a colour like this bright white.
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A leather trench coat is a true investment piece for any wardrobe, as it can be styled with pretty much anything, any time of year. Pair it with your comfy jeans and trainers on the weekend, or with a mini skirt and heels for a dressed-up ocassion.
(Vanni Bassetti - Getty Images)Take note of the best outfits as the most stylish women in the world descend on the French capital