Chic French Girl Party Look For The Season (2024)

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Chic French Girl Party Look For The Season? ›

You can't go wrong with a sequin top or dress for the party season. A sequin top can easily be mixed with a pair of leather trousers or even a beautiful pair of silk black pants and heels. This will make a chic and cool girl Parisian look.

Black. One can never be overdressed or underdressed in the Parisian “color” of choice. Add sparkle with a great piece of statement jewelry, and color with a slick of lipstick or eye shadow. All black can go from a local bar to a club with ease.

Less is More. French women wear less makeup, less jewelry, less accessories. Just, less. Think simple and minimal when it comes to jewelry for example — small earrings and a bracelet, or a necklace but no earrings.

First, keep your palette neutral. Stick to classic shades like navy, white, and red, as well as earthy tones like tan and rust. You'll have a hard time finding French women wearing anything too jarring like neon. Next, when wearing prints, go for seasonless patterns.

With French style, simplicity is key and a “less is more” attitude. Their fall fashion staples are things like blazers, trench coats, heeled boots, and classic sweaters. They do very little pattern and buy mostly solids of black, grey, brown, cream and camel.

You're never over- or underdressed in a classic black dress, so if you're headed to a fancy soirée and aren't sure what to wear, you probably already have this staple that does it all. French women would definitely approve, and I saw multiple people wearing black maxi dresses to the party I attended.

Skip the baseball caps, white socks, sneakers, large colorful backpacks, and fanny packs. Instead, opt for dark skinny jeans, plain shirts without logos, and leather shoes. Use tote bags or earth-toned simplistic bags if you really want to dress in France to fit in with the locals.

It's characterized by neutral colors, clean lines and timeless basics. When you think of French girl style, visualize fashion and comfort coming together as one. No restrictively tight clothing or sky-high heels here. Instead, Parisian fashionistas reach for simple pieces with straight or slightly tailored silhouettes.

This style consists of matching elegant pieces, such as a blazer jacket or suit pants, with simple pieces such as jeans or sneakers. Casual chic can be worn every day and for many occasions! Valentin, our Inwood Loveur, loves the casual chic style. He likes to associate elegant pieces with everyday casual pieces.

HIGH-WAISTED FLARES. To work the high-waisted cut to your advantage, go for a white button-down shirt tucked in (this move helps define the waist and makes legs look miles long), with the sleeves rolled up to the elbow. Go for a platform shoe to balance the volume of a wide-leg silhouette.

How to dress like a French woman over 50? ›

Simplicity is definitely best when it comes to French style. And in the summer time, that seems even more appropriate. Throw on a cute striped tee, flattering jeans and stylish flats, or just a simple summer dress, and you can dress with a maximum of style with a minimum of effort.

No, we don't share the same weather as Alaska, but the French really really hate to be cold. If puffer jackets are just not your thing, don't worry. A general rule when talking about what to wear in France is: if it's black, it's – usually – ok. So a thick black winter coat will do just as well.

To be “smart & sexy” or to “dress to impress” there are no fixed rules. However, the best choice is always a dress. A black dress works also 100% fine at most of clubs.

Form-fitting dresses with high heels are ideal for semiformal club attire – a little leg goes a long way. A dress or blouse with tight slacks and a stylish jacket make a great business casual ensemble. A tube top, skinny jeans or straight pants, and heels is a universal clubbing outfit – show off those curves!

Think trendy dresses, heels, halter tops, glitter and all the sparkle. Accessories are a must. It's time to club it like you mean it. The smart-casual vibe can be a fine balancing act, but will help you get into most nightclubs.

Europeans don't really wear anything formal in nightclubs such as: dresses sparkling tops neaither polo-shirts or shorts. I would say a pair of nice decent quality and fit jeans and a modern top would be fine. Also a pair of flats instead of Clarks would be fine as well. Keep the Clarks for walking around.