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Fashion

NYFW Street Style Day 2: Personality Sprees

Effortless is more

New York Fashion Week can be a gateway to personal style enlightenment. You can't help but feel inspired to take stock in your self-expression when you're surrounded by all the strong characters at the shows, the after parties, and on the street rushing to the next show. Like good design, good style doesn't immediately jump out at you. It just sort of is: confident in itself and not looking to impress anyone in particular.

Good style is effortless. The wearer wears the clothes and not the other way around. You do certainly see a lot of the latter during New York Fashion Week, but not as often as you'd imagine. Because really, anything goes these days which makes street style stalking a thrilling experience during NYFW. Here are some of our favorites from day two. Take notes where you can.

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Very Olsen Twin chic if the Olsen Twins wore patterns.

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The category is blue. The goal is inspired accessorizing. A scarf as an arm band is the answer.

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What's cooler than being cool?

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Yes to this dress!

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Cold weather? I don't know her.

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Brown and gold, always bold.

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Not to get all dystopian, but Ty Hunter can't hide from the omnipresent gaze of the camera's lens.

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It's not pink. It's blush, darling.

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We call this look The Craft: Tumblr Witch.

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The friends that street style together, stay together.

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Behold: our badass video game avatar.

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Come though, fashion! It's knit!

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White boots after the snowstorm NYC went through is a bold choice, but that's the reason Jenna Igneri is NYLON's assistant digital editor.

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Ride of hoo-die with NYLON's senior staff writer, Hayden Manders (me).

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The Editor Elbow Drape™ is the new Editor Shoulder Drape™.