Miniskirts, light suits and knee-high boots are all the fashion on the street: welcome to this month's most talked-about real-life fashion trends.

Designer ensembles and high-voltage lampshades that were once the hallmarks of street fashion lenses no longer exist.

In its place is a reverent throwback infused with a spontaneous creative spirit that is currently inspiring everything from TikTok schedules to our love of diaries.

The best street style is also affordable.

From red tights to miniskirts and light denim - here's your rundown of spring's most popular wear trends.

1. Large black leather knee-high boots

We're guessing Bella Hadid's love of equestrian style has something to do with the rise of the Pony Club Boot Trick.

Baggy trousers tucked into sturdy leather knee-high boots bring a centuries-old military style into the modern era.

The more mismatched the boots, the higher the street style score. Frye's Collegiate 14L style was most recently popular in 2003.

2. Preppy pants in light colors

How does Paris respond to casual wear that makes people feel good?

Choose a candy tone and make sure everything matches, from a face mask to a vintage Dior mini bag.

What to watch out for: Change your sweatpants into straight leg jeans or linen pants, and elevate your vintage bodybuilding sweatshirt with a multi-layered souvenir necklace.

3. Miniskirts from the 1990s

From Naomi Campbell and Kate Moss to Jennifer Aniston[7] and Bel-Air's Fresh Prince Tatyana Ali - the 1990s fashion script is the gift that keeps on giving when it comes to mastering the miniskirt's vint-chic credentials.

Have you recently rediscovered the streamlined effect of a pair of opaque stockings?

So are we. In the "less than five minutes" outfit, the graphic T-shirt, stockings and miniskirt combo is perfect.

4. 1980s "yuppie" neutrals

Now that photo sharing seems to have shaken off its obsession with mid-90s beige, let's turn our attention to an untapped fashion treasure - the neutrals of the late 1980s.

Embellished turtels, sculpted shoulders and contrasting button-down belts transformed the yuppie features of the past decade into trendy fashions we could emulate.

Including synthetic corporate baseball caps.

5. Red leggings

We need to take a moment to talk about the layered, layered look that led the AW21 trend at Tokyo Fashion Week.

Starting with the cult of monochrome sneakers, and with the help of personalized blouses and playful handbags, fashionistas on the streets of Japan are reinventing the beautiful day dress.

Find a pair of black Cdg Air Max 95 trainers from Comme des Garcons and pair them with red leggings - anyone looking to recreate last summer's style needs to keep an eye out for how Tokyo's fashion stars created a creative, eye-catching look.