Look Rich From Now Until October With These 11 Key Pieces From a French Woman’s Wardrobe
The French woman’s wardrobe is a masterclass in early-fall outfits, and I’m taking notes. From the end of summer to the height of fall, the Parisian style excludes class and elegance.
I’ve scoured French style icons for the key pieces that make up their chic ensembles. I found it is a mix of elevated basics and standout pieces that, together, create the versatile and effortless closet of my favorite Parisian muses. Keep scrolling to see the 11 key pieces in a French woman’s wardrobe for a seamless transition from summer to fall.
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Tailored Blazer
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Jeanne Damas has styled this fitted blazer with casual denim jeans and bright red pumps. And I’d do the same.
Straight-Leg Jean
A pair of straight-leg dark-wash denim is the French woman’s staple. It create a clean silhouette that is the perfect base for any look.
Slip Dress
Perfect for the final days of summer and easy to dress for fall. Just add a knee-high boot and a cardigan over your shoulders.
Slim Loafer
Preppy-chic. The loafer is a go to Parisian style not just for its chic slim profile but its comfort and ease.
Trench Coat
Mysterious and effortless. The trench coat is is the classic transitional piece. It will always add a touch of Parisian-chic to your look.
White Button-Down
The French woman’s favorite basic.
Red Ballet Flat
Much like the French woman’s go to, a red lip, this bright ballet flat color adds a playful touch to your look.
Wide-Leg Trouser
Slouchy, yet elegant, the wide-leg trousers is limitless. I can think of countless ways to style this French woman approved pant.
East West Bags
The French woman loved the woven tote this summer, but the East West bag will be the new It style come fall.
Boatneck Top
A boatneck top cling to the collar elegantly. It seems Parisian style include Sylvie Mus agrees.
Cashmere Crewneck
Perfect for breezy summer nights now, and crisp fall morning come September.
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