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NYFW Street Style Day 7 Was Presented In Technicolor

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Imagine a city so colorful, you'd stick out like a sore thumb if you opted for Jane Lane's wardrobe from Daria. That's basically what New York City turned into yesterday for the final run of NYFW. There was no color left unworn. Sure, the Manhattan outfit of choice made a few cameos in architectural statement pieces and comfy, cool athleisure, but color reigned supreme. And rightly so! Perfect pre-fall weather is a cause for celebration, and when you're out, exploring and taking in all the art, design, and style this magical week has to offer, why not marry the two? One more day, y'all, and then it's off to Europe. But first, a healthy shock of color.

Catch day six's batch of street style here.

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Clear eyes, periwinkle coat, can't lose.

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The best kind of cruisers.

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Come through with the power red lip, Emma Roberts!

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Kiersey Clemons on that burgundy grind.

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A look that literally stops traffic.

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We swear by knitwear.

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Irene Kim matched her sunnies to her hair.

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Camila Coelho showing yet another shining example of the paperboy hat.

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NYLON's Dani Stahl and Gabrielle Korn on their way to steal a show.

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The mane event has arrived.

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Well, looks like we'll be dusting off our cutout boots now.

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Shoulder pads forever.

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Very much here for this throwback moment.

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Laurel Pantin meets Dries Van Noten.

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2000s fashion, we love you.

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Versace, Versace, Versace.

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Get a boardroom look, but make it fashion.

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A peek of fishnet is a daring bet.

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Love is the thing, you know.

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We believe this is what they call royal blue.

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Where's that yellow brick runway at?

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Lilac dreams are made of these.

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Style is better shared, like a Coca-Cola.

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Sequins seek wins.

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Pastel pals.

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Let us take a moment to appreciate the eyewear happening here.

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Donut tell us what to do!

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All black everything.

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That velvet looks plush.

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Slick.

It's not green. It's emerald, dahling.

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It always feels like somebody's watching me, and now I know why.

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Patches made in heaven.