Model Off-Duty Style: 6 Simple Ways to Get It

A minimalist base, a bit of grunge, a touch of vintage and something leather—what models wear on the runway is often totally different from what they wear off the runway.

A minimalist base, a bit of grunge, a touch of vintage and something leather — what models wear off the runway is often totally different from what they wear on the runway. Usually dressed in something black or oversized, off-duty model style gives off that effortless, slouchy-chic je nais sais quoi. We compiled a list of statement pieces that will have you looking like you just walked Marc Jacobs — and not care that you did.

Check out our favorite versions of the best model street style essentials of the season, shot by Guerre.

The Moto Jacket

Durable, easy to throw on and a classic — the moto jacket is the fastest way to put some badass chic into your outfit.

Try: TopShop

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The Knit Pullover

Comfy, warm, and it goes with anything — a quality solid-colored knit is understated yet sophisticated.

Try: Free People

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Black Denim

The ultimate closet staple, black skinny jeans will instantly add polish to your outfit with minimal effort.

Try: 7 For All Mankind

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The Graphic Shirt

A colorful graphic T or sweatshirt makes a black and grey outfit pop with an element of fun.

Try: Zara

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The Kicks

These '90s revival stompers are easy to walk in and are spotted on models' feet more than any other footwear.

Try: Doc Marten's

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The Oversized Peacoat

Whether it is your boyfriend's or just a little big, the oversized peacoat is the perfect way to add some funky proportions to your outfit.

Try: Nordstrom's

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