In 1966, Yves Saint Laurent made a groundbreaking impact on fashion by introducing a women’s tuxedo suit, now considered the epitome of masculine tailoring. Even after 57 years, this style remains highly popular among Parisians. I personally, love to mix one designer brand garment with fast-fashion basics. Simple pieces always look chic with something expensive. By the way, now I see a trend of sporty Parisian chic style. Now, that’s a very important part, as French women do not wear SPORTY clothes, that’s why keep one detail in a sporty style and the rest of your outfit should be made of classic pieces and accessories. This style exudes a certain “je ne sais quoi,” a nonchalant and cool attitude but never arrogant. The secret lies in the way Parisians incorporate masculine pieces into their outfits, creating truly effortless chic looks. Keep scrolling below for all my tips on how to achieve that coveted Parisian style. How To Achieve Parisian Style 1. Go “Au Naturel” Paris street style Haute Couture fall-winter 2023. Photo: Launchmetrics Spotlight.

Don’t be afraid to mix high and low: Parisian women are known for their ability to mix high and low fashion, pairing designer pieces with more affordable items. Don’t be afraid to mix and match different price points to create a unique, personal style.Embrace natural hair: Instead of styling your hair into an elaborate updo, try embracing your natural texture with a simple braid or a messy bun. This will add a relaxed, effortless touch to your outfit. For traditional, luxury suiting look to Lanvin or Saint Laurent for super slim. Minimalist, unstructured blazers and pants are made by A.P.C. Outerwear Trends come and go, but French fashion brands will always reign supreme. It might be somewhat of a cliched concept, but the effortlessness of Parisian style you’ve seen immortalised in many a meme/film/Insta grid will never date – some stereotypes exist for a reason.

Oh, just to flaneurthe streets of Montmartre as the bohemian artist and ponder life. Being dressed like an artsy, intellectual is very Parisian and is carried-off best in lightweight linens, earthen tones and pops of colour brightening up the deep-thinking mood. Bags: A.P.C., Polène, RECO, Atelier Auguste, Amélie Pichard, Celine, Longchamp, Saint Laurent, Michino Paris Parisian style is “chic décontracté” (casual chic). It’s all about mixing classic and timeless pieces with more sophisticated and dressy items —whether it’s a designer bag, a silk scarf, a piece of jewelry, or a chic pair of shoes. To avoid looking overdone or overdressed, clothes fit comfortably, and accessorization is generally kept to a minimum. Remember Coco Chanel’s timeless style advice: “Before you leave the house, take a look in the mirror and take one thing off.” The French aesthetic consists of small stud earrings, a classic watch, and maybe a few subtle metallic bangles. Accessories: to elevate your outfit, you can incorporate small but impactful details such as lace, bows, silk scarves, hats, or jewelry. Opting for delicate jewelry or a single statement piece is best to avoid over-accessorizing. Parisians tend to keep their accessories minimal for a sleek and stylish look.

Les Parisiennes prefer to steer clear of overly sexy outfits, instead incorporating masculine pieces into their outfits, creating truly effortless chic looks. When wearing super feminine clothes, Parisians add a touch of masculinity, and when sporting masculine outfits, they incorporate feminine elements. Crafted from natural fabrics sourced from the finest European and Mongolian suppliers, Loulou Studio’s garments are the result of a symbiotic partnership with skilled artisans. The brand’s ethos is encapsulated in its seashell logo—a symbol of the delicate yet resilient nature of the clothing and the women who wear it. With a palette of neutral tones and timeless silhouettes, Loulou Studio’s offerings are designed to integrate seamlessly into the existing wardrobe of any woman, providing a soft yet empowering sartorial armor for everyday life. 4. The Frankie Shop Photo: Frankie Shop. Parisian fashion is all about attention to detail. Parisians coordinate their outfits meticulously, making sure that every piece matches the others. This means that your top should match your pants, which should match your shoes, and your coat should fit in perfectly as well. However, for many born-and-bred Parisians like me, it has always been simpler. What makes a Parisienne has never been her waistline, the colour of her skin or her hair, or the fact that she follows the latest fashion. It is the way she questions the world she lives in, and it is the freedom with which she speaks and leads her life. Being a Parisienne is all about a spirit, not a look.