Fun fact about me: I was born and raised in Paris. I don’t want to brag about myself, but I know a thing or two about French girl style. Classic lines, natural fibers, stripes, navy and burgundy, and touches of glitter, leopard and ribbon for an all-over look.
When choosing the items for this story, I put everything I know about how French women dress and put that energy into finding affordable camo versions of my favorite staples from Marge, Sandro, Veja, Polaine, Vanessa Bruno, and more. Who knew Zara, H&M, and Gap were such a treasure trove for elegant Parisian-style fashion? Well, Parisians, probably.
Cotton long sleeves are a staple in the French wardrobe.
This is a wonderful Polaine duck.
What could be more appropriate for wine country than a wine sweater?
These pants just don’t have enough Bensimon sneakers.
A good pair of jeans is the basis of a good outfit for French women.
There’s a Maje or Sandro vibe here.
Blazers are certainly French office wear, but French women also wear blazers to brunch.
A simple black belt is a super easy way to take your outfit to the next level.
The rumors are true. French women love Breton stripes.
It’s like a blazer but longer.
Is it a top? cardigan? I agree.
The basic layer is chic.
As in Los Angeles, leopards are neutral in Paris.
Long-sleeve cotton fabric perfect for layering.
French girls love a good graphic T-shirt.
A modest dress that can be worn in any season.
There’s nothing more French than ballet flats.
Parisienne loves a little red moment.
Again, just a French girl label like Sandro or Maje extraordinary.
The burgundy hue gives this blazer a little extra charm.
This cardigan is the perfect length and color.
A-line! race!
I love this during the season.
A low-key lace moment is always a good idea.
Drop waist but French style.
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