The model-turned-designer has a bad-girl street style we can't get enough of. See our favorite moments.
Greg DeGuire
1 of 15
June 2007
Erin rocked black feathers and lace at the 2007 Center Dance Arts' Pool Party sponsored by Yves Saint Laurent. Though its not your traditional poolside outfit, the noir frock looked amazing paired with a headband and booties—both black of course.
Jamie McCarthy
2 of 15
October 2007
Fresh-faced and dewy, Erin kept it simple sans jewelry in denim cut-offs and a sheer button-down at the Cinema Society W Magazine screening of "Elizabeth: The Golden Age."
Jim Spellman
3 of 15
January 2008
At the Chanel Fine Jewelry event, "Nuit de Diamants," Erin wore a long white dress by Chanel, obviously. She accessorized the flowy, girly gown with boho touches—a tribal feathered headpiece and feather-embellished bag.
Shawn Ehlers
4 of 15
February 2008
This getup is Erin in all of her model-off-duty glory. She sported a wavy '80s 'do, minimal makeup, and smart layers to the Alexander Wang Fall 2008 show—no wonder she's the designer's muse!
Donato Sardella
5 of 15
June 2008
Super-short denim cut-offs are another Wasson favorite—she was spotted in them again at an Alexander Wang trunk show in 2008. Paired with a white tank, black vest, armload of bracelets, and a Low Luv x Erin Wasson cross necklace, Erin could have invented rocker chic.
Charles Eshelman
6 of 15
November 2008
Models are do-gooders, too! Erin was spotted at the 2008 launch of Gucci's Tattoo Heart Collection to benefit UNICEF.
Mark Von Holden
7 of 15
February 2009
Erin showed up to the Fall 2009 MBFW Alexander Wang show looking hippie-chic in some tie-dye flared pants and a crazy fur coat. Nothing better than some free love to balance out the stress of Fashion Week, right?
Rabbani and Solimene Photography
8 of 15
February 2009
Polka dots, ombre fur, and a bowler hat don't sound like items you'd wear together, but Erin did—and wore them well—to the Wool and the Gang U.S. Debut and Unveiling of the Smile Dinner Celebration hosted by Julie Gilhart. No matter the combo, Erin's look is always cool and seemingly effortless.
Dave M. Benett
9 of 15
February 2009
The Erin Wasson x RVCA Launch in London was one of the few times we've seen Erin stray away from her regular grungy black and gray attire… and we like it. She's a little more polished than usual in a blue-and-purple poppy floral mini dress that's part of the Erin Wasson x RVCA collection.
Jesse Grant
10 of 15
March 2009
Sex kitten, dominatrix, rock goddess—Erin could be any (or all) three in these black thigh-high boots and black mini at the What Comes Around Goes Around Fall 2009 Collection Launch. The dress could be a little longer, but we're digging her smoky eye and armful of bracelets. Her arm candy must be insane!
Larry Busacca
11 of 15
May 2009
Messy topknot: check. Leather skinnies, bag, and boots: check. All black everything: check. Erin oozed "model" at the 2009 "The Model As Muse: Embodying Fashion" Costume Institute Gala.
Junko Kimura
12 of 15
August 2009
Erin threw up the peace sign as she showed off her mile-long legs in leopard-print shorts at the 2009 Opening Ceremony opening reception party in Japan.
Astrid Stawiarz
13 of 15
September 2009
Erin added some red, white and blue to her traditional black at the Alexander Wang Spring 2010 show, and with side ponytail and half-tucked tee, her look screams, "I just-rolled-out-of-bed." But, if anyone can do that look right, it's Miss Wasson.
Eugene Gologursky
14 of 15
September 2010
A little pink softens up Erin's usually rough look. She wore this mauve crochet dress with black ankle booties in 2010 to the Spring 2011 Alexander Wang show.
Paul Morigi
15 of 15
September 2011
So chic, Erin! In graphite pants, a nude top, and just a few pieces of jewelry (instead of mountains of wraps, cuffs, and necklaces per usual), Erin kept the look minimal on the first day of Spring 2012 Fashion Week in New York.
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