The Ultimate French Girl Style Destination

“My go-to styling tip (mostly to myself) is not to pile on too many colors—it’s not that I don’t like it, it’s that it distracts me all day and that’s all I think about! It’s a little bit the same with prints, with the exception of stripes. A pop of color works the best for me.” —Garance Dore, co-founder of Doré skincare

“A pair of white Vans are always so chic and understated.” —Garance Dore, co-founder of Doré skincare

“I like a small Chanel classic bag in white, to break a little bit my sometimes overly minimalist silhouettes.” —Garance Dore, co-founder of Doré skincare

“The Hommegirls tank bodysuit is an essential. It’s very effortless but good quality and has a great cut. I also love silk pants this time of year—these ones from Christophe Lemaire are one of my favorites.” —Violette, makeup artist and founder of Violette_Fr

“You’ll always see me wearing a scarf from Hermès and Charvet. It’ll be wrapped around my bag and then on my head or neck anytime during the day!” —Violette, makeup artist and founder of Violette_Fr

“Every summer you’ll see me carrying baskets that we get in France from farmers’ markets or in the small towns south of France. Etsy has a great selection of them!” —Violette, makeup artist and founder of Violette_Fr

“The Frankie Shop has amazing cuts for pants, and A.P.C for jeans.” —Violette, makeup artist and founder of Violette_Fr

“When it comes to footwear, I can’t resist the fisherman sandals from The Row. These minimalist black sandals are my daily choice, merging comfort and sophistication. They’re the perfect walking companions, whether I’m wandering through Ibiza or running errands.” —Ahlem Manai-Platt, founder of Ahlem

“My swimwear collection wouldn t be complete without pieces from Eres. Whether it s their full suits or high-waisted bikinis, each item fits like a dream. They re designed to flatter and make me feel confident, perfect for those days lounging by the pool or swimming in the sea.” —Ahlem Manai-Platt, founder of Ahlem

“I’ve mastered the art of travel with my Pleats Please by Issey Miyake collection. With seven pairs of pants, five dresses, tank tops, three skirts, and tops, I can mix and match effortlessly. It’s like having a fashion magic trick up my sleeve-always stylish, always prepared.” —Ahlem Manai-Platt, founder of Ahlem

“Crafted from recycled 18kt yellow gold, this stunning necklace adds a touch of spiritual chic to any look. It’s like wearing a piece of the sun, ideal for those carefree Ibiza vibes.” —Ahlem Manai-Platt, founder of Ahlem

“One of my obsessions recently has been the Justine basket bag. It goes with everything, and I can carry my entire life in it. It’s even more practical when you have three daughters and have to also carry all the treasures they find when we’re out.” —Morgane Sézalory, founder of Sézane

“For the holidays, a Bazist, G.Kero or Momoni printed shirt with a pair of vintage denim shorts, works all the time.” —Morgane Sézalory, founder of Sézane

“Don’t underestimate the power of a good belt and tuck, sometimes that’s all you need to make an outfit go from ‘blah’ to ‘wow.’ Also jewelry can change everything and when it comes to wearing them, there’s no rule—mix and match metals and colors, stack them on, make it look interesting!” —Ellie Delphine, content creator

“I’m currently in my silver girl era so I’m buying lots of silver jewelry, especially cord necklaces with an organic shaped silver pendant.” —Ellie Delphine, content creator

“I’m shopping for vests and longline tops—even asymmetrical ones at the moment. I think they make any outfit instantly chic and they go with anything, from dress pants and jeans to maxiskirts.” —Ellie Delphine, content creator

“To feel comfortable in your clothes is the most important thing, when you are comfy, you look confident and powerful, that’s what makes you stylish! I also love to wear beautiful basics and add a fun touch through accessories, like a pop of color.” —Anne-Laure Mais Moreau, creative director of Musier Paris

“I am obsessed with all kinds of flats and ballerinas. I am also really into Bermuda shorts and linen pants. That’s what I want to wear all summer.” —Anne-Laure Mais Moreau, creative director of Musier Paris

“This summer I’m super into capris again, which is so fun because you switch up that one length and suddenly your whole wardrobe gets a new lease of life.” —Camille Charrière, writer, digital creator, and broadcaster

“I’m a big second-hand shopper, so I love to hunt around for things that make my heart sing (and my wardrobe pop) but I still love to keep a good set of basics on rotation because you need building blocks for an outfit to work, especially when styling nostalgic and/or used pieces.” —Camille Charrière, writer, digital creator, and broadcaster

“My go-to styling tip would be to wear a men’s shirt over a slip dress for contrast and to add a bold red lip with a nice necklace.” —Jeanne Damas, founder of Rouje

“Stick to your basic silhouette that makes you feel comfortable while spicing it up with a vintage or unique piece.” —Sabina Socol, content creator

“I’ll be away quite a lot this summer so I’m shopping for vacation attire. In general, I don’t like to buy things I already own, and only go for pieces I know I will rewear. I do like to repurchase staples that I’ve wore so much they got destroyed—such as the Maryam Nassir Zadeh ballerinas (this is my 4th pair over 7 years!) or the Tkees flip flops.” —Sabina Socol, content creator

“If I want a little bit of fun I will always navigate towards a vintage find!” —Sabina Socol, content creator

“For the summer, I’m a big fan of rattan bags, which add a chic and natural vibe to my outfits. I’m also constantly on the lookout for mini and maxi dresses with something special, like unique shapes, luxurious fabrics, or intricate fringe details, that are both stylish and comfortable.” —Emmanuelle Koffi, content creator

“With summer approaching I’m dreaming of a fun basket! I have my eyes on this fish basket by Rebecca de Ravanel. It’s so playful and still fits a lot of things!” —Mélanie Masarin, founder of Ghia

“I have a pretty good collection of vintage cover-ups but Sabato de Sarno’s recent Gucci resort show made me want even more crochet. I love to layer them on top of slightly more formal pieces for days in the city, like a skirt over pants or a crochet top over a dress slip dress.” —Mélanie Masarin, founder of Ghia

“I’ve got my eyes on these slit pants from Reformation. I’ve been layering my Dôen Lua dress over slacks as a way to do summer-in-the office, but I’m wanting something more ankle length to layer under sheer blouses.” —Mélanie Masarin, founder of Ghia

“I rewear a lot of my stuff and love to accessorize with a silk scarf in my hair, around my bag, or a belt to really define my waist and dictate where the eye should travel. In general, I try to keep my outfits very playful since they’re an extension of my personality.” —Mélanie Masarin, founder of Ghia

“For summer, my go-to styling tip is to focus on lightweight, breathable fabrics and vibrant, versatile pieces. Invest in staples like a well-fitting pair of light trousers, a classic and breezy sundress, and comfortable flats or sandals. These pieces can be mixed and matched easily and are perfect for staying cool while looking stylish.” —Catherine Sarr, founder and designer of Almasika Fine Jewelry

“Fe Noel’s swimsuits are great if you want something flattering but also fashion-forward for the beach or pool. And instead of shorts for summer nights out, I’ve been living in these drape-y Sergio Hudson camel pants. They just have such an elegant, fluid look that’s perfect for breezy evenings.” —Catherine Sarr, founder and designer of Almasika Fine Jewelry

“Accessorize with gold jewelry for a warm touch of sparkle and sophistication. Add a lightweight scarf to complete your look.” —Catherine Sarr, founder and designer of Almasika Fine Jewelry

“I never thought I’d be wearing ballerinas again. These are really cute and could be perfectly paired with an athletic short and a polo shirt. You say balletcore, I say comfortcore.” —Estelle Lubino, content creator, social media, and PR

“I reach for what s comfortable, what s easier to build a functional wardrobe with versatile pieces.” —Estelle Lubino, content creator, social media, and PR