One of the biggest French style clichés is that it centers around muted hues, but that’s not the case. Dog don’t play with my food shirt In fact, I’m seeing more and more Gallic girls embracing the saturated shades that were so prevalent on the spring/summer 2022 runways. Case in point: Caroline’s tangerine tailoring, which she has paired with classic black and white separates and accessories to ensure her two-piece looks polished. Observation: French women love to wear crop tops. Be it with jeans, a midi skirt, or, in this instance, trending wide-leg trousers, crop tops keep cropping up in French outfits, from Paris to the Amalfi. Though they’re usually associated with after-dark dressing, Douvina gives hers a downtime spin with a pair of canvas trainers (even if they are Dior). With another standout look from Cannes involving a crop top, white trousers, and trainers, suffice it to say that Esha and Douvina have crafted their very own Cannes uniform. The best part? It is so easy to copy and paste into your own outfit repertoire. Honing her outfit with expensive-looking colors, Kun’s get-up is what I expected from Cannes—elevated and chic—but with a twist. From her cropped shirt to her pleated skirt and kicks, she masterfully ticks off three major Y2K trends in one, all while making her outfit feel premium with the addition of a timeless handbag and a Vivienne Westwood Orb Necklace. Magnifique!

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Everything you own comes from a choice you’ve made when shopping (or if someone gave you something, a choice to keep the item). Dog don’t play with my food shirt It is from these items that you’ll be making your decisions each morning on what to put on. If you hate shopping and buy “it’ll do” clothes then you’re unlikely to be feeling good when you’re putting any outfit together. If you buy wardrobe orphans that don’t go with anything else you own, you’ll find it tricky to put stylish outfits together. If you have a wardrobe full of clones, basically the same item over and over, you may be super bored with your style and its lack of variety. What do you keep and what do you cull? Do you have clothes in your wardrobe that are a decade or more old that you haven’t worn for a long time as you don’t like to let things go?. Or do you cull regularly and sometimes let go of things that you later regret?. Can you see what you have because your wardrobe is not overstuffed?. Can you find what you own easily? Wardrobe organisation also impacts how easy it is to put outfits together, to find items quickly, and to see the different outfit options in front of you. For example, if you have multiple clothes on one hanger, you won’t remember what’s at the bottom, so will likely never wear the item, as if you can’t see it, you won’t wear it!. Having accessories easily visible and available also means you are more likely to wear them, than if they are tangled together in a box out of sight. If you can’t find something, you can’t use it in an outfit. When wardrobes are disorganised you’ll find it so much more difficult to put a stylish outfit together. Like cooking a meal, you need to know at least something, like what’s your main ingredient. My process varies much more, sometimes I will dress from a specific garment, such as a jacket. Sometimes, it’s a colour that I feel like wearing, and other times it may be an accessory that I want to wear that I’ll base my outfit around. Sometimes it’s a feeling (such as comfort). It varies but usually there is something that is a motivator for the whole outfit.