What you wear to attend fashion week is just as important – if not more so – than the outfits being sent down the catwalk.

The streets outside venues turn into impromptu runways, and show-goers pull no punches with their carefully-curated outfits. New York, London, Milan and Paris all have their very distinctive vibe when it comes to the fashion shows, and the same goes for the style on the streets.

February is hardly the most exciting month of the year, so it’s easy to slip into a fashion rut and wear perpetually muted colours.

However, New York Fashion Week is making a pretty strong case for upgrading your go-to beige to a much more glamorous gold, or swapping dull greys for a sparkling silver.

If you like it when high fashion really indulges in the creative and downright silly, London Fashion Week Men’s is the sartorial event for you.

It almost feels like menswear designers are free from the heavy expectations placed on their womenswear counterparts, so they really let their imaginations run wild.

With every fashion week season comes street style –as this week it’s the turn of the city that never sleeps to show us how it’s done!

The best dressed fashion-goers have been spotted in NYC wearing an array of prints, a series of ugly trainers, comfy knits and standout summery shades that we’ll be taking into autumn. The occasion is, of course, New York Fashion Week.

Newly engaged Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas had a New York Fashion Week date night on Friday night when they attended Ralph Lauren's 50th anniversary event and show in Central Park. During the event, the couple posed for some seriously loved-up photos –both stylishly dressed in Ralph Lauren, of course.

The pair sat front row alongside Blake Lively, Anne Hathaway and Oprah.

Fashion month has arrived –as last night Tom Ford officially opened New York Fashion Week with a spring 2019 collection that exuded dark glamour. Models Gigi Hadid, Kaia Gerber and Joan Smalls lit up the runway, as A-listers like Tom Hanks, Cardi B, and Simi + Haze gazed from the front row.

The collection took us "back to basics" with a neutral palette of black, white, skin tone shades, and the palest lilac. Yet there was still an array of lace, ruching, satin suits, trendy faux croc and modest headscarves.