These are the people we can't wait to see hit the pavement at Paris Fashion Week. Expect them to pull out all the stops for the last leg of runway shows.

Emmanuelle Alt is the epitome of French chic with one of the most understated, yet exclusive styles of anyone out there. Making a name for herself under Carine Roitfeld, the editor-in-chief of French Vogue has perfected the art of styling jeans with sky-high heels, well-tailored outerwear and the perfect tee. With an underlying boyish vibe, Alt knows what works for her and exudes confidence in the most basic arsenal of leather motos, tailored blazers and casual tees.

Blogging and illustrating powerhouse Garance Doré was there when street style blew up, so consider her the movement's OG. A master mixer of high and low, the Corsican-born Paris dweller rocks the androgyny game like no one's business. She's known for her no-fuss beauty routine that lets her effortlessly chic style speak for itself, sporting styles like menswear-inspired outerwear, tailored trousers and her signature button-up and jeans combo. Catch her embracing the boldest of trends with her killer loot of handbags and shoes. Elina Halimi is the French version of Anna Dello Russo: fearless in experimenting with the most outlandish of styles. Art Director of Paris' concept store, Kabuki Paris, it's no wonder she pulls off her spoils of Carven, Céline and Stella with such assurance. Unlike Dello Russo, Halimi is less a fan of short skirts and more a proponent of trousers-patterned, suited or flowing. She embraces graphic patterns, bold textures and experimental silhouettes from head to toe. Her stash of statement coats (all oversized) and accessories lend even more eccentricity to her ensembles, which already combine the trendiest of sport, evening and casual wear.

Veronika Heilbrunner exudes that sultry cool-girl, just-woke-up-like-this vibe people are scrambling to perfect. Maybe her tattooed boyfriend Justin O'Shea helps, but the girl has some serious edge that can overpower even the girliest looks. She transcends style niches, embracing concepts from every end of the spectrum in one outfit (think mint brocade minis with neon green socks and chunky lace up sandals, or sheer gowns layered over pants and a turtleneck finished with thick fashion sneaks). She's one to watch if you need inspiration on how to layer up evening gowns for the day.

Russian-born Natasha Goldenberg is arguably one of the most playful street starlets out there. She's the approachable combination of ADR and Halimi with penchant for Parisian and Italian designs. She's the perfect ambassador for Gucci's kelly green leather suits or Miu Miu's patent python pleated skirts, which she regularly pairs with chunky knit beanies, silk turbans and a range of trendy pumps, sneakers and loafers. As prone to billowy shapes as to sharp constructions, Goldenberg often opts for unexpected layering and texture mixing.

Nicole Warne may be an Australian native, but the blogging businesswoman is one of the chosen few accepted by Parisian fashionistas as their own. Comparatively, her style is classic and refined, but her signature bob and cat eye combo lend to her updated '50s retro aesthetic. Warne has managed to land deals with Lancôme, Louis Vuitton and IMG Talent Management, making her more than just a photographable face.

-Emma Ranniger