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    Three French fashion designers offer 12 tips for Fall style in Paris

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    The arrival of autumn brings life to the city as temperatures drop and people return to their normal routines. In French, the return to school or work is called la rentréeIt brings a renewed sense of energy and vigor. As Morgane Sézalory, founder and creative director of French fashion brand Sézane, describes it, “Parisians pull out their jackets again, the cafés fill with conversation, and it’s the perfect time to wander through the parks or along the Seine under golden light.”

    I had the chance to speak with Sézalory, plus two other Parisian designers, who all raved about the romance of fall in Paris. Paule Ténaillon, cofounder of luxury footwear brand, says “We prefer autumn dressing.” Nomasei. “Compared to summer, when it is too hot, you can experiment with accessories and layers.” 

    The shoulder season brings big temperature swings in France from morning until afternoon. “The grey skies lend the city a moody appeal.” Marcel Nakam says that footwear is so important. Jonak ParisShoes that are adaptable to changing weather conditions, such as leather ankle boots and loafers, can be suggested.

    You can upgrade your seasonal accommodation if you’re heading to Paris in autumn or want to go on a trip to Paris. travel wardrobe With stylish and versatile fall clothing, I have rounded up 12 of the best tips that I learned from these designers. classic trench coat You can also find out more about the following: bold leopard prints.

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    Trench Coat

    The classic trench coat should be a part of every capsule wardrobe in the European capital. “Parisians love a classic trench,” Sézalory says. “Our Clyde is one of my favorites—it’s timeless and so easy to style.” Tenaillon also agrees with this statement: “We love the classic form of a trenchcoat.” Wear it on a gray, drizzly day to stay dry or over a dressy outfit on your way out to dinner—this versatile layer can easily be the only jacket you pack if you’re a minimalist traveler. 

    A Suede Jacket

    You can still style your fall wardrobe with other coats if trenches aren’t for you. “The key is to play with textures and light layers that you can add or remove as the day shifts,” explains Sézalory, suggesting Sézane’s Will Jacket. Nakam adds, “Suede fabric is undoubtedly the fabric for the season.” “This texture makes me feel more Parisian during the autumn.” You can invest in either a real suede jacket You can opt for a faux lookThis outer layer instantly elevates any outfit this fall.

    Loafer

    The classic loafer should be on every traveler’s packing list. It’s a great style for walking but can also work for a night of fun. Marine Braquet of Nomasei says she prefers wearing loafers and a skirt. our Nono loafers.”

    Cardigan

    Cardigans add warmth and comfort to a fall outfit when a jacket might be too hot or stiff. “A summer dress carries into autumn with a cardigan or suede jacket,” says Sézalory. She says that Sézane Gaspard Cardigan It can be worn “over a dress or tucked into pants with a couple of buttons undone.” You can choose from a range of looks depending on your personal style. For example, a slightly oversized sweater or a dress with a few buttons undone. oversized, boxy cardigan Layer or a cropped number Wear jeans with this pair.

    Ballet Flat

    Nakam from Jonak Paris says that Parisians tend to wear ballet flats throughout the year, but style them differently based on the season. In the fall, you’ll often see ballet flats paired with thick tights or socks rather than bare legs. There are many styles of ballet shoes to choose from. strappy shoes This would look great with pants or skirts. velvet pairs You can easily carry this into the winter months.

    Classic Denim

    It is easy to create a stylish collection of travel outfits with a pair of great jeans. The key is to look for jeans with simple, classic designs, and not go for trendy styles, funky washes or excessively distressed ones. So you can get the best use out of your jeans, and always look stylish and polished. Braquet’s favorite outfit for the fall is a “nice denim, Merino sweatshirt, and trench.” Bootcut or straight leg styles of solid dark wash denim are great for trips, and can be worn multiple times while sightseeing or going out to dinner.

    Leopard Print

    The fall is the time to bring out earthy tones such as chocolate, mustards, burnt oranges, reds bold, merlot purples and maritime navy. But there’s one print that Parisians love season after season, according to Sézalory. Parisians love the playful, versatile and always chic leopard print. A leopard print can add a splash of color to any outfit. leopard print belt The following are some examples of how to use silk scarf Tie it around your purse or neck, or go all out with a leopard print dress. 

    A Low Heeled Boot

    It is important to choose the right shoes for a comfortable walk through Paris. “A sleek boot with a low heel is ideal,” said Sézalory, “comfortable for cobblestones yet polished enough for any setting. I love my Léane boots For exactly that reason.” If you’re wondering whether a knee-high boot Wear with dresses, skirts and a suede bootie These practical and versatile boots will go with everything you have packed. They are a must for every traveler’s autumn wardrobe.

    Derby Shoes

    Imagine a Derby as a more comfy Oxford. The main difference between these styles is the design of the eyelets and laces. Derby shoes have a casual fit and style, which makes them more comfortable for all-day wearing. Nakam says that these shoes are her go-tos for the fall. They are versatile and chic enough to dress up a casual outfit and go out for an evening. Nomasei’s Sonics Derby Shoe The perfect travel shoe. The style can be elevated with Coach’s platform take Classic or Nine West’s metallic version.

    Silk Scarf

    Braquet loves to incorporate scarves into her styling. “They add warmth and texture.” A scarf as an accessory is an exercise in showcasing your personal style—and you’ll find this fashion style tip displayed all over the streets of Paris. Real silk scarves are better than satin-like synthetics, as they will not irritate your skin if you wear them all day. You can also tie a colorful scarf around your purse to add a splash of color to any outfit. Choose from bold patterns like leopard scarves The following are some examples of how to use ones with a colorful scene displayed.

    A Belt

    I used think of belts a functional accessory. But Sézalory says a good belt helps define the silhouette and adds refinement, like a piece of jewelry. “I often reach out for our Lisa The following are some examples of how to use Roxane Belts will give the most basic outfits more presence,” says she. A belt can give a simple jeans and T shirt look a polished touch. simple black belt and gold buckleOr, you can go for a seasonal color palette like a chocolate brown belt When worn with a gown.

    A Large Bag

    Fall is a busy time in Paris, and for many—including Braquet—it’s a favorite. The fall is the best season to be in Paris. It’s nice and sunny, and there is a lot of energy with the Design Week and back-to-school spirit. As there is so much to do in Paris, it’s best to bring a bag big enough to last you the day. It should contain your phone, wallet and portable charger. Also, a top-layer like a cardigan will be useful if nighttime temperatures drop. Sézalory carries the brand’s Maxi Gary bag, noting, “It carries everything—my life, and my children’s too—while still looking polished and chic.”

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