French girl style — The ultimate guide
The Parisian style is considered the embodiment of naturalness and ease. But the residents of the capital still do not leave behind the impression of a huge mass of people dressing in black clothes. In addition to the monochromatic outfits, berets, and comfortable trousers, the French girls have many more favorite wardrobe items.
We want to remind you of the french favorite heroines who influenced the Parisian style and some elements of clothes that they all love. Isabelle Adjani, Juliette Binoche, Sophie Marceau, Isabelle Huppert, Anna Karina, Beatrice Dahl, Anouk Aimee, and other French-style icons adored the red color, loose trench coats, velvet dresses, total denim outfit and often put on a sunglasses, even in the cold season.
The main part of the French girl image is considered to be the details, mostly accessories. The most prosaic set of black skinny pants, white T-shirts and a boyish jacket can be easily “diversified” with a hat, silk scarf or large earrings.
French women do not seek to buy exclusively inexpensive stores, lots of them love vintage, clothes “with history”. They also adore the masculine style and are not at all afraid to wear “nonfeminine” things. It is equally important to mix them with contrasting women’s clothing. A simple example is a men’s sweatshirt with a linen-style skirt and white sneakers.
If you don’t know what to wear, put it on black! That’s how most French women think. Carine Roitfeld, former and chief editor of the French Vogue, always follows this rule and she is considered a modern style icon.
Another thing is that in Paris, women use so easily make-up. Universal and concise make-up suits everything and does not burden your appearance. Their maximum — graceful thin arrows or slightly darkened outer corners of the eyes plus a slight tone on the face with the classic red lipstick.
