How to Get the Model Off-Duty Look in 4 Easy Steps

It goes without saying that models are an important part of the fashion week ecosystem. On the runway, their mission is to bring the designer’s vision to life. But outside of the show, their characters are just as impactful. In the world of street style, models offer a unique, nonchalant sense of cool that the industry has long been obsessed with. This is what the fashion crowd calls the “model off-duty” style, and it remains one of the most talked about and imitated aesthetics. So what is its specific definition?

How to look like a model off-duty

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Of course, after-hours models are not a monolith, but there are some observable patterns. Chief among them are simple basics: wide-leg or straight-leg jeans, simple trousers and practical outerwear such as leather jackets, windbreakers and field coats, always worn a little looser. Retro T-shirts and slightly distressed sweaters also often reflect a tomboy feel. Still, this look rarely feels boring. There’s usually a fashion-forward element incorporated – whether it’s the latest It bag, a nice pair of designer sunglasses, or a pair of hyped-up sneakers.

If you want to dress like a model after get off work (and why not?), shop the looks below.

Casual leather jacket + distressed jeans

Distressed or even reworked jeans and a leather jacket are a classic off-duty combo. Just add a T-shirt, black kicks, sunglasses and an It bag.

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Heritage C leather jacket

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carriage t-shirt

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