The 2021 French Wardrobe: 7 Chic Items That Are Parisian-Approved

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@basicstouch

"I've personally always been a fan of big oversize coats, but back then, it was not a big thing. However, I started to see more of this maxi-coat trend in the streets (between two lockdowns). The long maxi coat might be huge in 2021, as it's warm, cozy, and chic at the same time. Nothing is better than being wrapped in a big long coat on a freezing day."

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@slipintostyle

"Faux leather is still popular with French women, but it doesn't necessarily have to be the classic biker-jacket style. It's all about a long trench-coat style, shorts, or in an oversize blazer for a '90s vibe."

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@basicstouch

"A puffer coat is the perfect item for cold winter, and it can be worn in a very chic way with a nice wool or cashmere sweater and a chunky scarf with boots. I do think that there's nothing more elegant than being dressed appropriately, according to the weather."

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@camillecharriere

"Loungewear has been one of the must-haves this year with lockdown. It's now part of our closet for the good—not only for home but also for casual days and errands. The little chic touch that I've noticed with French women is to wear matching sets—sometimes with a long oversize coat in the same color as the set or in a coordinated color palette, so you look more put-together without even trying."

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@frannfyne

"Boots are a must-have for every fall and winter season, so it's no surprise they're still on the list, especially high knee boots or biker boots."

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@emmanuellek_; @milocolor

"Mostly with outerwear, check prints can instantly add a sophisticated touch to an outfit."

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@basicstouch

"Wearing a mask is no doubt part of our new routine now. I've seen a lot of us styling masks in more classic colors (like I did) and more colorful ones as well."