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New York City street style: The quirkiest of 2014

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  • These two strangers bonded over their similar taste in hats outside Lincoln Center during New York Fashion Week.
    Photo Credit: Nina Ruggiero
  • Lissette Emma, a Pratt student from Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, describes her style in a word as
    Photo Credit: Nina Ruggiero
  • Martha Napier, the fashion illustrator behind Marnani Design, sat outside of the tents at Lincoln Center painting stylish passersby.
    Photo Credit: Nina Ruggiero
  • Pauline Jin, from Hong Kong, is a student at LIM College who says she likes to look for avant-garde pieces to add to her wardrobe in SoHo.
    Photo Credit: Nina Ruggiero
  • Winnie Yagan, of Kenya, who now lives in Washington, D.C., likes to mix and match and calls her style
    Photo Credit: Nina Ruggiero
  • Jason Owens is a fashion producer from Washington, D.C., who loves to scour thrift shops in Brooklyn, especially Beacon's Closet, whenever he's in New York City. In a word, he calls his style
    Photo Credit: Nina Ruggiero
  • Anna Talyzin, of Moscow, tops off her ultra-feminine skirt and fur capelet with a striking hat at Lincoln Center during New York Fashion Week.
    Photo Credit: Nina Ruggiero
  • Different shades of pink come together for this New York Fashion Week look.
    Photo Credit: Nina Ruggiero
  • An exotic coat brings flair to a simple jumpsuit.
    Photo Credit: Nina Ruggiero
  • Tough-girl cargo pants and camo-print are paired with funky metallic heels and accessories.
    Photo Credit: Nina Ruggiero
  • This New York Fashion Week attendee went for a mix of colors, prints and textures.
    Photo Credit: Nina Ruggiero

New York City’s street style kicked off 2014 in a wild way, thanks to the many characters of New York Fashion Week. Will the rest of the year live up to these high sartorial expectations? Only time will tell. Share your best looks with @amNewYork on Twitter or Instagram using hashtag #amnystyle.
Some of these photos were taken using Instagram, an app that gives users the option to alter their images by applying a filter.

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