Styling Tips For Jumpsuits From Paris Street Style

By A Mystery Man Writer

Jumpsuits are one of fashion
Jumpsuits are one of fashion's favourite alternatives to a dress. Here's how to style yours, according to the biggest trends from Paris Fashion Week.

Leather

What doesn't look delicious in leather? From bags to shoes to trenches, we're seeing leather and leather-like everything in textures so buttery you could practically spread them on with a knife. The leather jumpsuit tops our most-wanted list (next to leather leggings) because of the way it straddles the line between workwear vibes and that luxe Nanushka-esque appeal. It's your sleek canvas just waiting to be decorated with a pop of neon and/or an oversized belt.

Denim

Imagine if your trustiest pair of trousers could transcend the body's fashion borders with the ability to be worn not just on your legs, but all the way from your head to your toes. Enter: the denim jumpsuit. This means doubling up on everyone's favourite fabric for an ensemble that's as durable as it is stylish. Like jeans, most things look good styled with this particular garment, but we suggest pairing it with bright accessories and a slip-on mule for an added touch of femininity.

Utilitarian

Amp up the glam while wearing a classic and functional coverall. While the central piece of your utilitarian ensemble will have you ready to get to work, adding a pair of leather boots, a chic bag, and chunky accessories will have you ready for the runway.

Tie-Dye

Cover yourself in colour with a vibrant take on the traditional jumpsuit. This tie-dye iteration proves that absolutely no garment is above the trends.

Neutral-Tone Patterns

For a jumpsuit that takes the leap into patterned territory, consider easy-to-wear styles that remain grounded in more neutral tones. This will allow for an outfit that packs some serious fashion punch while being versatile enough for all occasions. Dress it up with a pair of heels and a clutch, or keep it casual with trainers and a hat.