And Now, 7 Fashion Trends Taking Over the Streets of China

There’s something so intriguing about virtually traveling around the world (via our favorite photosites, that is) to see what fashion girls across the pond are wearing. French-girl style is certainly amongst the most sought after of aesthetics, and for that, we love examining the getups that debut during Paris Fashion Week and on our go-to French girls’ Instagram feeds. But there are other countries that boast fashion crazes that deserve to be mentioned (and emulated) just as much those hailing from the City of Lights.

Enter, China and the Chinese fashion trends street-stylers have been rocking a good 6,700 miles away. While many do echo the fashions reigning supreme in Japan, there were a few subtle differences we took note of. Playing up proportions and adding in pops of color are very much a thing in China and in Japan, but new trends like monochrome white, cropped blazers, and dreamy lavender hues taking over the streets of China have us inspired to go a bit bolder this season.

Ethereal, lavender colors, flared pants, and chunky sneakers have been spotted all over the streets of China. Of course, brightly-colored hair is huge right now, too.

For a business-chic look, street-stylers in China are gravitating toward mini dresses (preferably with cool ruching detailing) and oversized, cropped blazer.

Rocking one color from head-to-toe is certainly nothing new, but monochrome white is one look Chinese girls are loving right now.

Yep, neon-green is just a big in China as it is here, but girls over there are wearing it in more understated ways, adding in pops of the traffic-stopping shade with their accessories.

The whimsical sheer trend is one you’ll want to take note of ASAP. Whether it’s a subtle see-through sleeve or an all-over transparent duster coat, sheer pieces are lightweight and so pretty.

Juxtaposing styles, like wearing a refined blazer with cargo pants, is the newest outfit formula to try if you want something that screams off-duty business.

Big, bold, colorful accessories are making a serious splash on the streets of China.

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Source: Who What Wear – Eva Thomas