How to Achieve French Style In a Sophisticated and Casual and Sexy Way?
by Heidi
Your Color PaletteI'm assuming that you're either a Deep Autumn or Deep Winter, which means that your color palette is deep, warm and exotic - most of the colors are 'perfect' for that chic, alluring and mature French look (they wear a lot of neutrals, deep colors). Invest your money in these colors.Deep Autumn palette Deep Winter palette The AccessoriesOversized sunglasses, flat pumps, tailored blazers and wide belts are just some of the things that can help you achieve a French look appropriate for your age (you don't want to look too sophisticated though - you're 17 and that's the perfect age to have enjoy being a teen and have fun with your style). However I encourage you to mix it up a little to create a more unique style that is you - at your young age, I suggest adding trendy pieces from the current fashion trends for a fresh look.Your Clothing PersonalityYou need to decide what kind of French look you want to go with - you can for example do a girly glam French look (like your local blogger celeb Dawn Yang) or a casual approach like Rachel Bilson. It's all up to your personal taste. You can for example combine a super trendy print top with a boyfriend blazer and add a pair of wedge sandals to look feminine and chic.Analyzing your personal clothing style can also pinpoint you to how to create a unique look by mixing several styles in one. I also believe I have answered a question similar to yours here: How Do I Dress Like a French Woman? I hope this helps! ![]() Products you may be interested in:
French Fashion and Clothing: How Do I Dress French?
by Victory Choden
French Fashion Colors and CombosBlack, beige, cream, brown, navy blue, gray, deep tomato red, deep purple, muted greens, reds and purple.![]() The beauty with these colors is that they're very versatile in trend and season, so they can easily be combined together without making you look like a clown. Popular "French" outfit color combos:
French fashion is about balancing the colors in your outfit. Make sure that you don't leave one part of your body more brightly colored than the other. Spread the colors evenly throughout your whole outfit :) Here's an example is: Wearing a boho tunic dress, tone it down with tailored black boots and balance it out with black sunglasses and a black bag. August 2011 Update: You don't have to conform to an 'even-spread-colored' outfit anymore. Today's fashion is more about expressing yourself - so don't be afraid to wear a bright and bold clothing as a focal point in your outfit! I've rarely seen French women wearing more than 3 colors in one outfit. I think it's part of their chic sense of style. Must-own "French" Fashion PiecesDefinitely tailored and simple pieces, such as slacks, blazers, cardigans, dark wash bootcut or straight jeans/pants, crisp white shirt/blouse, tailored office work bags (think Birkin bag), etc.Here are my personal "French" essentials: ![]()
- Black hosiery such as black leggings and opaque tights. They're the perfect accessory for dressing down otufits and wearing a dress out in the cold - A nice silk paisley scarf - A black blazer - Simple flats in black, brown and beige - Knee high boots - Black wide belt - Oversized sunglasses - Beret hat French Women Dress FemininelyMany do. This is to reflect their chic sense of style. They do it by defining their waist with a wide belt, wearing dresses, skirts, high heel shoes, and not least indulge in feminine accessories such as handbags, big sunglasses, scarves, etc. At the same time French fashion is also about injecting a mix of your personality and project your image to the world.Hope this helps! Thank you so much for your kind words! Sincerely, ![]() Products you may be interested in:
How Can a Plus Size Girl Pull of the Chicness of a French Woman?
by Heidi
Plus Size Blazer from Macy's
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