Long boots are taking over this season's footwear! They're distinctively cylindrical, with no zippers on the sides and a crumpled, creased design. Adding volume to your feet and making a statement, long boots are a must-have.
Camille, originally from Paris and currently based in London, is a regular on snaps, catching photographers' attention with her effortless, unpretentious style. Wearing boots tucked into her bottoms, she seemed comfortable even during the rainy Paris Fashion Week. While a high-quality cashmere coat from Max Mara might have given her a conservative look, a large paisley scarf set her apart.
Marie looked like a young lady in riding boots and a pleated skirt. She appeared at the Chloé show wearing a large scarf that resembled a cape. Scarves and mufflers are perfect for fall, and they're a great way to show off your styling skills, whether worn alone or as an accessory like Camille.
Jennifer, editor-in-chief of French Vogue Digital, was, of course, on trend, attending the show in long boots. Pairing them with a mid-length skirt, she focused on her lower body, while using a waist belt to define her waistline and avoid appearing boxy. The paisley-patterned outerwear and cowboy-style belt gave her outfit a unique, somewhat bohemian feel.
Véronique, a former editor at the German edition of Glamour, has become a freelance fashion consultant. She paired her geometric long dress and feathered trench coat with Marni long boots. Like her, Jennifer, and Marie, the way to wear long boots this season is to cover up skin when paired with a skirt.
While masculine is a trend, sometimes women feel like wearing a feminine dress. This season, many long, slim, and flowing dresses were seen on both the runway and off the runway. Not only can they be worn for a long time by people of all ages, they also hide the body lines and are extremely comfortable to wear!
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Photograph: Yusuke Kinaka © FASHION HEADLINE
1. Camille (Influencer)
Camille, originally from Paris and currently based in London, is a regular on snaps, catching photographers' attention with her effortless, unpretentious style. Wearing boots tucked into her bottoms, she seemed comfortable even during the rainy Paris Fashion Week. While a high-quality cashmere coat from Max Mara might have given her a conservative look, a large paisley scarf set her apart.
2. Marie (Freelance Journalist)
Marie looked like a young lady in riding boots and a pleated skirt. She appeared at the Chloé show wearing a large scarf that resembled a cape. Scarves and mufflers are perfect for fall, and they're a great way to show off your styling skills, whether worn alone or as an accessory like Camille.
3. Jennifer (Editor)
Jennifer, editor-in-chief of French Vogue Digital, was, of course, on trend, attending the show in long boots. Pairing them with a mid-length skirt, she focused on her lower body, while using a waist belt to define her waistline and avoid appearing boxy. The paisley-patterned outerwear and cowboy-style belt gave her outfit a unique, somewhat bohemian feel.
4. Véronique (Fashion Consultant)
Véronique, a former editor at the German edition of Glamour, has become a freelance fashion consultant. She paired her geometric long dress and feathered trench coat with Marni long boots. Like her, Jennifer, and Marie, the way to wear long boots this season is to cover up skin when paired with a skirt.
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While masculine is a trend, sometimes women feel like wearing a feminine dress. This season, many long, slim, and flowing dresses were seen on both the runway and off the runway. Not only can they be worn for a long time by people of all ages, they also hide the body lines and are extremely comfortable to wear!
>>Click here for more Paris snaps
Photograph: Yusuke Kinaka © FASHION HEADLINE
【Profile】
ELIE INOUE
Journalist living in Paris. After graduating from university, she moved to New York and gained experience as a fashion journalist and coordinator. Since 2016, she has been based in Paris, covering fashion collections in various cities, interviewing designers, and writing about fashion and lifestyle topics. Her main publications include FASHION HEADLINE, WWD Japan, and ELLE Japan.
ELIE INOUE
Journalist living in Paris. After graduating from university, she moved to New York and gained experience as a fashion journalist and coordinator. Since 2016, she has been based in Paris, covering fashion collections in various cities, interviewing designers, and writing about fashion and lifestyle topics. Her main publications include FASHION HEADLINE, WWD Japan, and ELLE Japan.
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