French Fashion Brands taking over my closet and making over my wardrobe
I’m a professional shopper, and I was overwhelmed by all the shopping in Paris. After our trip to Paris, my crush on these French fashion brands has become a daily obsession. These are the ones I’m wearing and recommend if you want to make over your wardrobe and start dressing better.
French Fashion Brand Flagship Stores
I highly recommend shopping at the flagship stores hosting brands you love. I promise it will give your style a shot in the armoire. I couldn’t resist the spring styles at Sandro’s Flagship store. I brought home the most beautiful blouse and modern jeans, which I wore during coffee in my closet last week.
Last summer, I visited the US Isabel Marant flagship store in Los Angeles, but I’ve been a fan of this bucket list brand for years. Some of my favorite Isabel Marant pieces include anything with her cool geometric graphic. I’ve also been a big fan of her belt bags and wrap belts. Although I don’t have any of her apparel yet, I’ve found some looks for less lately that are giving me all the feels.
The Look for Less
Fabrique
Fabrique is a shopping hub for unique, quality-made pieces. One site combines the designs of over 300 designers from around the world. The designers have all worked with famous designer brands and have been recognized by the fashion industry. New shoppers, use my code “myCloset” to shop and save 15% on everything in this video and featured in my LTK store. Many of my personal picks are from French Designers.
Designer French Fashion Brands
These are the pieces that pack the most punch. I keep a short bucket list of brands that I want to add to my wardrobe. I always style with a high-low mix so I can fit pieces from my budget list into my budget when I land on something special. I brought a few things back from Dior. The Dior museum was beyond words. I sourced some designer pieces for you that are on sale or at an exceptional value.
French Fashion Trends
Polka Dots – was seeing spots everywhere. I used a combination of polka dot accessories like socks, a wallet on a chain, and umbrella to accent my travel capsule.
Butter Yellow—France is famous for its butter. You can find it on every street corner and in a closet near you, not just on the red carpet.
Scarf Prints– are a Parisian staple. Every contemporary French brand I follow has pieces for Spring. I love the look and versatility of a matching set.
Cool Jeans—The most stylish men and women here aren’t wearing jeans, but if they are, they make them fashionable with exposed button flys, indigo washes, patchwork details, and exaggerated silhouettes.
Put a Sock in It—Socks are super important accessories here, and women wear them with sneakers, sandals, heels, and boots. The more fun and colorful, the better!