Urban Streetwear Trends: StreetZER Fall/Winter 19/20 Trends
Urban streetwear trends are evolving fast, and StreetZER Fall/Winter 19/20 captures the energy of this movement. Set against the unexpected backdrop of Les Olympiades in Paris, this editorial reimagines street fashion with bold colorblocking, sportswear influences, and casual cool. Therefore, StreetZER offers a fresh and energetic vision of modern urban style.
Bold Colorblocking and Statement Pieces
This season’s urban streetwear trends embrace bright, saturated hues — electric blues, neon greens, vivid reds — worn with unapologetic confidence. Moreover, oversized hoodies, sharp joggers, colorful puffer jackets, and statement sneakers dominate the scene. The colorblocking technique, in particular, brings a vibrant energy to casual wear, turning classic pieces into bold statements. Thus, every look feels dynamic and street-ready.
Finally, Ben Sherman’s burgundy jogging set introduces timeless style with a modern edge. Meanwhile, Fred Perry polo shirts, Ellesse jogging pants, and Eastpak’s Campbell suitcase add movement and layering possibilities to the overall look. In addition, bright layering pieces from Napapijri, North Sails, Lee, and Sweet Pants create a lively and optimistic palette, perfect for an urban playground.
Accessories also play a vital role. For example, Stetson cowboy hats, Wolford serpent-print socks and tights, Borden sneakers, and Frederique Constant watches infuse each outfit with individuality and attitude. As a result, the looks not only reflect the wearer’s personality but also stand out boldly in the metropolitan landscape.
The Power of Color in Urban Streetwear
Color has become a driving force in today’s urban streetwear trends. Indeed, bold hues are no longer just accents; instead, they dominate entire looks, creating emotional impact and a clear visual identity. In urban fashion, color choices act as immediate statements of energy, freedom, and individuality. Moreover, vibrant combinations like electric blue paired with neon green, or fiery red clashing with muted grey, reflect a new wave of confidence in dressing. As a result, the interplay of unexpected shades breathes life into city streets, turning them into dynamic, ever-changing fashion galleries. Therefore, color in fashion today is not simply decorative; it has become a powerful language — one that expresses resilience, creativity, and the urgent desire to be seen.
Les Olympiades: Paris as an Urban Playground
Les Olympiades, with its brutalist architecture and expansive concrete structures, serves as the ultimate stage for showcasing the latest urban streetwear trends. Consequently, the harsh, minimalist surroundings only intensify the vibrancy of the colorful outfits.
The models move confidently through open plazas and towering walkways. For example, a puffy jacket with exposed feathers by Chevignon paired with camouflage overalls from The North Face transforms utilitarian clothing into fashion statements. In addition, neon windbreakers by New Balance and sporty pieces from Arena show how performance gear merges with high-style urban wear.
Furthermore, the architectural lines of Les Olympiades mirror the sharp cuts and bold blocks of color featured in the clothing. As a result, the setting emphasizes the editorial’s deeper message: urban streetwear today is about standing out, creating individuality amid urban uniformity.
Capturing the Spirit of Urban Streetwear
Shot by French Cowboy — a creative collaboration between Julien Crouïgneau and Mia Macfarlane — StreetZER captures not just clothing, but the pulse and emotion of the city. Models Anne S. and Sacha Z., represented by Studio Paris Agency, bring authenticity and movement to every frame.
The styling, by Mia Macfarlane and Julien Crouigneau, perfectly balances casual athleticism and visual impact. Meanwhile, Makeup Artist Glossy Ruby and Hair Stylist Ludovic Dupuis crafted bold, fresh beauty looks to complement the dynamic fashion. Additionally, the team was supported by Assistant Stylist Ali Cabanzo, Assistant Photographer Aubane Despres, and Makeup Assistant Manon Mayo. Special thanks go to Sophie and Paul L’Hommet for their invaluable collaboration.
Notably, the collection includes standout pieces such as an ocean-blue velvet skirt by Molly Bracken paired with a Wolford bodysuit, colorful matching jumpsuits from Arena, and multi-layered jackets from brands like Napapijri and Sweet Pants. Consequently, StreetZER offers a vision of urban streetwear trends that is diverse, expressive, and unapologetically bold.
Explore More
To discover more about the vibrant styles featured in StreetZER, visit Ben Sherman and Ellesse.
Shot by FRENCH COWBOY
A Julien Crouïgneau & Mia Macfarlane Creation
Model Anne S. & Sacha Z. at Studio Paris Agency
Makeup Artist Glossy Ruby, Hair Stylist Ludovic Dupuis, Stylist Mia Macfarlane & Julien Crouigneau, Assistant Stylist Ali Cabanzo, Assistant Photographer Aubane Despres, Makeup assistant Manon Mayo
Special thanks to Sophie & Paul L’Hommet
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