From Sleek Pants to Power Jackets: How Alexander Wang Masters Streetwear-Infused Luxury

He also revisited preppy codes—but with his subversive spin. Think ultrashort shirtdresses layered under laser-cut argyle vests. The result was street style fashion that will no doubt be spotted on influencers and editors at Paris street style shoots and Milan street style roundups in the coming months. Grey bonded tailoring came stiff and slashed at the hip, a bold design move that reimagined structure. Convertible pieces added even more intrigue. Cardi B’s chocolate faux fur, for instance, debuted as an oversized coat and was later revealed as a bodycon dress with the same fur hem. 

Alexander Wang jeans are a perfect example of his talent for merging streetwear ease with luxury polish. This season, wide-leg trousers in dyed denim referenced Brunello Cucinelli’s muted palettes while still keeping Wang’s signature downtown edge. Meanwhile, bootcut silhouettes nodded to vintage tailoring but with a modern twist—perfect for women who want sleek lines without sacrificing comfort.

Even casual staples like Alexander Wang shorts and joggers were elevated with precise cuts and unexpected details, making them a go-to choice for those who love to shop street style pieces that work both on and off the runway.

Jackets remain Wang’s power move. Cropped leather bombers, sharply tailored blazers, and oversized outerwear all dominated the runway. Paired with sleek pants or even the occasional “forgotten” bottom, they embodied the cheeky energy of the Wang Girl—serious about work, serious about fun.

Even softer layers like cardigans weren’t immune to Wang’s edge. Rendered in melted lace and crocheted metal yarn, they looked more like modern armor than cozy knits. These jackets were  all about standing out, much like the street style outfits seen outside Milan street style shows.