/blogs/tag/amy-rosner /blogs/tag/amy-rosner | September 20, 2021 | Style & Beauty,
Runway is cool and all, but fashion is about bringing the heat on the street.
We’re talking lowrise baggy cargo pants—yes, those are cool again—and corsets that hide your food baby made of 2 am Joe’s pizza.
We’re not talking about your Local Optimist Madhappy sweatshirt or bright green matching Pangaia set. #Original.
Absolutely no hate, we #stan those brands, but they’re better suited for hungover Sunday mornings watching Season 4 of the Kardashians. A total vibe.
When we say street style, we mean the pregame at Cipriani before Zero Bond type of elite.
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Streetwear that could make heads turn on the red carpet.
Lucky for all you sorority girls trying to be edgy, we connected with the queen of all things streetwear.
Zoe Gofman, you can call her Zaz, is a mighty up-and-coming NYC-based wardrobe stylist and a true fanatic of all things streetwear.
After working as Serena Kerrigan’s right-hand man and wardrobe stylist, this fashionista pivoted to freelance e-commerce, social media shoots, and celebrity styling.
But it wasn’t until this past New York Fashion Week when Zoe made a true name for herself in the fashion space.
In the blink of an eye, this little-powerhouse-that-could was styling some of the top names in the industry: Lauren McMullen of popular podcast Call Her Daddy, Australian Model, Shanina Shaik, and singer and internet personality, Erika Costell.
Below are Zoe’s top streetwear picks to “Zaz” up your way-too-basic closet.
If cool and sexy had a baby, it would be Miaou. This vintage-inspired fashion label totally gives off “Trust fund baby who summers in the South of France” vibes. The brand successfully captures that edgy European twist that many people try to re-create, but ultimately come off as looking super try-hard. Besides the super trendy prints, the form-fitting corsets and head-turning pants make all body shapes look insane.
We remember seeing Maisie Wilen on someone a while ago, and immediately thought whoever was wearing this outfit was the sickest person ever. Coolness literally exudes from the seams of their morph-like bodysuits. The brand may not be everyone’s cup of tea, but if you’re looking to try something outside of the box, please do yourself a favor and invest in Maisie Wilen.
Just like our girl Zoe, The Attico really blew up during NYFW. We’re huge fans of shoulder pads, baggy jeans, bright colors, and lace-up heels. I mean, what’s not to like? The brand is synonymous with our two favorite words in the English language: Chic AF. Whenever we make our next mood board, you best believe The Attico will be front and center.
Shoutout to Timothée Chalamet and Jerry Lorenzo for rocking Fear of God at the Met Gala this year. Not only were they rocking one of our favorite brands, but they were boldly blurring the lines between runway and streetwear. As our queen, Aretha Franklin said, r-e-s-p-e-c-t. It’s important to look classy always, even when wearing sweatpants.
Danielle Guizio is an absolute girl boss. We waited on the 260 Sample Sale Line for the first time in honor of this street queen. This brand is everything that we could possibly want in one: chic sweats, amazing bustiers, trendy prints, and mesh garments that aren’t tacky. Most importantly, Danielle Guizio airs on the more affordable side and isn’t terribly feminine.
Whoever is reading this and wants to buy us something for absolutely no reason, we wear a size small in Dion Lee. Just saying. Can you tell the trend here? We like when things fit like a glove. If you got it, flaunt it, baby. Although anything from this brand will cost you an arm and a leg, all of the garments are extremely versatile. Dress it up, dress it down, literally anything.
If their Porsche collaboration doesn’t live rent-free in your head, you’re literally tripping. If you wanna disguise yourself as a chill girl—emphasis on disguise—don’t be afraid to wear men’s clothing. Correction, men’s clothing from Aime Leon Dore. The name is a mouthful, but it’s worth it when people ask where your bright red puffer jacket is from.
Although we can’t afford these yet, we can admire them from a distance. We first saw them on Bella Hadid when she wore them down the runway, and it was love at first sight. If you own literally anything from Mugler, you automatically get our stamp of streetwear approval.
This Seoul-inspired brand is totally slept on. The label is perfect for those who love to show a little bit of skin but don’t want to overdo it. You’re welcome. We accept Venmo, Zelle, or contactless payments. The dope cut-outs are sexy but totally tasteful. Definitely cool girl vibes.
Y/Project must share a king-size bed with Hyein Seo because they’re both unjustifiably slept on. Their sheets are obviously from Parachute. The Sateen type, don’t get it twisted girlie. Anyways, Y Projects is super edgy, but not in an obnoxious way. People will definitely stop and stare, but not to the point where you’re wondering if you have a huge pimple on your forehead.
Photography by: Courtesy Zoe Gofman