6 Style Tricks from FRENCH Women | How French Women Dress After 50 ✨

Uncover the style secrets of French women after 50 in this captivating video! Inspired by the timeless elegance of Audrey Hepburn and the wisdom of icons like Coco Chanel, we venture through the streets of Paris to unveil six style tricks that transform any woman's wardrobe. From the sophistication of simplicity to the importance of details and choosing classic pieces, each tip is a fashion lesson with a dash of attitude, confidence, and mystery. Learn how to adopt the French 'je ne sais quoi' into your daily life, regardless of age. If you enjoyed the content, subscribe to "Lucrative Elegance" and leave a like for more fashion and elegance secrets.
6 Style Tricks from FRENCH Women | How French Women Dress After 50 ✨

[@LucrativeElegance]

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[@carmenlopezperez3463]

Gracias un beso desde Barcelona ❤

[@user-ft8lf9qd6k]

Exactly.

[@elizabethcumberbatch227]

I make my own clothes, jewelry, and accessories . I have since the age of 9 .Never any logo or labels but my own. I receive compliments on my style and designs .I know I am on the right path away from the cookie cutter outlook.

[@forpcb]

Bravo! 👏

[@scpmdt]

@elizabethcumberbatch227: that’s a talent you have my dear. Not everyone can do what you can do or create. People depend on what others create to clothe and accessorise. Some go too far & depend on the fashions of the day which doesn’t last long. It’s being able to recycle things so you can wear them over and over again that also matters. Keep doing what you are doing & please pass on your talents and ideas to others so it benefits more than just yourself. That’s what will be commendable.

[@mayavandecasteele7309]

I agree/disagree. I live in France and dressing like this whilst chic can also be a little boring and blend into the crowd. I love classic pieces but try to add interest in my accessories. For ie instead of a stupidly expensive Hermes handbag I have one from a local designer that has been hand embroidered. Everyone always comments on it! Remember that getting dressed is fun and shows a bit who you are as well so do add elements that you love (be it bright colours, patterns or items of personal significance)

[@LucrativeElegance]

I loved your comment! You're absolutely right, fashion is a form of personal expression and doesn't have to be monotonous. Adding unique accessories, like your hand-embroidered bag from a local designer, is a fantastic way to bring originality to your look. Classic pieces are the perfect canvas for you to play with elements that reflect your personality. Fashion is, above all, a way to show the world who you are. Keep it up! ✨

[@jk6215]

This! This mindset = true elegance and personal style. People are so afraid to be authentic and create their own style! We cannot all be bazillionaires, but we can all look classy, sophisticated, elegant.

[@annebrower3241]

Thank you for including images of stunning mature women. They are inspiring!

[@forpcb]

Though some of them are NOT FRENCH, still very good examples of elegance and good taste. 👏

[@mutisiab]

I agree, " less is more". Natural appearance with neutral colours in the outfits. Pay attention to the details. Balance among all the tips 👠

[@sidoniewinterpasternak9938]

Not to be a rain on your parade, today's Paris is not what it used to be

[@emmsue1053]

Like any large City there differing areas.

[@Pattymelt415]

Why do you say this? Please give examples. I’m sure everyone would like to know. Thank you !

[@kath6720]

It depends where in Paris you go. And please don’t forget that France and Paris are the most visited county and city in the world. So you are more likely to run into tourists than Parisians. We tend to stick to our inner hidden areas. So you probably have us confused with tourists or expats.

[@gabrielleaumont3971]

Certain areas of Paris would be unrecognizable to the starty- eyed ignoramus.

[@HelloThere12341]

Paris is not the whole of France. She’s speaking to France the country, not Paris the city. Her analysis is spot on for the majority of France fashion in women over 50 years old

[@lorismith8479]

Buttons on an item is what I have noticed recently..such an easy update to add a touch of elegance

[@amp3954]

I have been in Paris and in London. I know that people believes that most fashionable people live in Paris. But I saw more beautiful and fashionable people in London than in Paris.

[@bellathereader1328]

Great video. I’m glad you show all ages. Although this video reaches out to older women, target younger women as well. All generations need this message!!

[@LucrativeElegance]

Thank you so much for your positive feedback! I'm very glad you enjoyed the video and appreciated the inclusion of all ages. :**

[@sabinesmilgeit-gurski2524]

Tolles Video. Deutsche Untertitel wären genial.

[@jacqui.amelie]

I love all the fashion in this video I'm 60 and i love the french fashion and makeup

[@LucrativeElegance]

Wonderful to hear that! French fashion is timeless and elegant at any age. Keep getting inspired and experimenting with your style. Beauty knows no age! 🌟

[@annavass0221]

Yes! Open-minded, fantastic ladies, from whom we should learn a lot! Thank you, for that fantastic video!

[@LucrativeElegance]

I'm so glad to hear that you enjoyed the video and found inspiration in the open-minded, fantastic women we talked about. Indeed, we have much to learn from people who embrace life with such a positive and inspiring attitude. Thank you very much for your comment and support. Keep watching the channel for more content like this. Warm regards! 💖🌟

[@annavass0221]

Merci beaucoup! ❤@@LucrativeElegance

[@JOJO-ug9ei]

I didn’t know this was French style. I’ve always dressed like this intuitively and I’m English 😂

[@ajohonly3721]

People forget the elegance of the English but! it goes way back. Keep it up, literally the school of elegance of the world are in the UK 🇬🇧.

[@lindahenderson1625]

@@ajohonly3721Well done. Classic never goes out of style.

[@LucrativeElegance]

What a delightful coincidence! 😄 This shows how personal style can transcend cultural boundaries. Often, what we call 'French style' is a natural, effortless approach to fashion, something you're already intuitively practicing. This is wonderful because it means you have an innate sense of style that resonates with this classic and elegant aesthetic. Keep trusting your instincts and your own version of style, whether it's inspired by France, England, or anywhere else! ✨

[@JOJO-ug9ei]

@@LucrativeElegance I think it came from my mother. She grew up in the war years and made her own clothes. People forget that the British had a hard time after WW2 and were still using coupons to buy things. Clothes were expensive and so when she bought anything she carefully curated her wardrobe so that quality basics complimented each other and were interchangeable. She accented pieces with leather and gold accessories and would also utilise silk scarves to add a pop of colour. The mindset was that the clothes had to last. I feel like I absorbed these principles by a kind of osmosis, lolz. I wish I had inherited her colouring as she looked fantastic in Winter colours which made dressing in a minimalist way much easier.

[@kath6720]

@@ajohonly3721You want to bet on that? 😂 on dirait de la jalousie ça, non? 😉

[@sharonmccauley4010]

Know yourself, know your style. Buy sustainable and pre-loved.❤

[@cyliarabothata8857]

I will incoporate the " no logos" tip moving forward! Thank you for the advise❤

[@LucrativeElegance]

I'm glad to hear that you liked the tip about avoiding logos! Choosing items without visible logos is a great way to create a more timeless and elegant look. Thank you for your comment and affection. ❤

[@hennahannnah]

If I am to wear a logo, I feel the brand should be paying me to advertise for them. Avoiding logos can be a daunting task.

[@breznevolaso4090]

Emmanuelle Alt and Josephine de la baume- both are the perfect embodiment of french style- style that is simple yet captures your attention whenever they passesby. ❤❤❤

[@paucamelie7807]

Lovely video! 🇫🇷 Also, French women wear fragrance every day, whether they go out to work, to the restaurant, or simply stay home. 😊 It remains subtle and acts like a personal signature. I think this is also a tip to being elegant (even though it is not « dressing up », as such). 😊

[@marjolynrasmussen9977]

True

[@kamillaerdos7636]

I prefer the Italian style, there are more colour and more self expressing.

[@LucrativeElegance]

It's interesting to hear about your preference for Italian style! Indeed, Italian fashion is known for its expressiveness and vibrant use of colors. It's an approach that celebrates individuality and the joy of dressing. It's always enriching to appreciate and incorporate elements from different styles around the world. I will consider including more Italian style inspirations in future content. Thank you for sharing your preference, and keep following the channel for more fashion and style tips! :*

[@kamillaerdos7636]

@@LucrativeElegance Welcome and thank u:) I m also big fun of African ankara dresses .

[@mhopi9744]

Elegance is always key ❤❤

[@LucrativeElegance]

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[@marissaclaridge7627]

The subtle art of detail!!!xxx

[@UrsaBella]

no, more like trying to stay economical due to lower pay and less economic opportunities.

[@justmejk]

The message here is inspiring! I need to stay focused on what is outlined here going forward!

[@LucrativeElegance]

So glad you found it inspiring! :**

[@brightmoon7132]

I agree wholeheartedly. Mostly I have already been following this excellent advice for a long time. I only have one problem. I'm American and live in an area that's very hot and humid from June through September. Dark colors and many fabrics are just too uncomfortable to wear during that time. I look for cotton, linen, and rayon in light colors, but they are getting more and more expensive and harder and harder to find 😞. Also, it seems a lot of summer clothing for women is too frilly and too many garish colors and prints. I thought maybe I was shopping in the wrong places, but some online searches had no better results.

[@LINDASAGGERS-yi9bg]

I TRUELY LIKE ATALIAN FASHION ON WOMEN..ITS MORE CLASS ..STYLE..COLOURS..BEAUTIFUL...❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@elizabethpace1591]

I completely agree with this, thanks for sharing ❤️

[@LucrativeElegance]

👏👏👏👏😘❤️

[@dineosibiya2123]

love all the tips , beautiful content ...thank you

[@elzbietaj2011]

First before all: be slim. French women are slim and that's why all these classic pieces look good on them.

[@JOJO-ug9ei]

It’s not always possible to stay slim due to what life throws at you and menopause. This is something I have struggled with recently after neglecting myself to care for my Mum. I am working on the “slimness” but have realised that what gives clothes drama is the silhouette. I have always been pear shaped and now I am older my waist is not so well defined. You can still look good but you need to recreate the hourglass shape somehow. So I now look at my outfit and work out if I want a rounded or sharper angled shape. Shoulder pads and pointed shoes with a belted waist are now my key elements to looking slimmer and more elongated. It would be nice to be slimmer, but I have these things up my sleeve to help me :-)

[@elzbietaj2011]

@@JOJO-ug9ei I struggle too, but this is my observation after 12 years in Paris. They are slim, they look gorgeous and we want it or not, it's easier to dress up when you're slim.

[@JOJO-ug9ei]

@@elzbietaj2011 Yes, it is :-). I wish you good health.

[@elisabethkraxner107]

​The secret is: you must be slim !!! And you must also have the right hairstyle. Then everything fits you. I know what I write. I lost very much weight. Now I look differnt and I feel good. Greetings from Elisabeth

[@Schlei602]

I wear neutral colors since decades. And yes, I love the small details as well....and quality!!!!

[@LucrativeElegance]

It's great to hear that you have an affinity for neutral colors! They indeed provide an elegant and versatile base for any wardrobe. Also, your love for the little details makes all the difference, doesn't it? They can transform a simple item into something unique and special. :**

[@Schlei602]

@@LucrativeElegance yes, they do!

[@jamesrector3379]

It’s depends from personality! From situation, from mood, and other conditions Nice video, thank you.

[@marjolynrasmussen9977]

It is true. Blue collar workers try to wear Lacoste. The higher middle class and uppercut class wears l'éther- fur. Italian made couture, but few logos (unless for rain-coats)

[@karaokerebel8082]

Just one more note: shoulder pads have returned and it's about time. We look taller...hence slimmer and the right shoulder pads just add a nice finish to the garment and abetter fit and fall of the garment.

[@francesgraham5411]

They also make the waist look smaller

[@user-oi5bh8vm2u]

@ *LVGUCI* The canvas tote actually reminds me of the Hermes Garden Party too. Thanks for making this video to suggest more budget friendly alternatives. love it!

[@karaokerebel8082]

Hello, I wish I knew your name so I can say "Hello ........" Mine is Gisele, I am French Canadian and love fashion...always have. I'm now 82 and. at this time, to help my daughter with her Sexy Plus fashion store for plus size women, I am sewing capelets (short capes made of easy flowing fabric. Women who prefer to cover their arms when wearing something a bit sexy love these. Chiffon, Silk, etc Your comments are very pleasing and your emphasis of "less is more' is so right. A quick look at your complete ensemble is best. .

[@susanbuckley4153]

Great video… lovely looks 🤗

[@LucrativeElegance]

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[@_BLUEZ_666]

Grate video❤continue ❤

[@juanitahardy8583]

Black ages 80 percent of older women....I found French ladies tend toward navy blue not black. Much more youthful. They also combine black and navy with genius.

[@LucrativeElegance]

Interesting observation! Indeed, navy blue is a classic color often seen as a softer alternative to black. It can add a touch of elegance without being as harsh, especially on older women. The French knack for creatively combining black and navy blue is an example of the subtlety with which they approach fashion. This shows how small changes in color palette can make a big difference in the overall look. Try incorporating navy blue into your wardrobe and see how it can rejuvenate and refine your style! 🌌🧵

[@hennahannnah]

Black is so easy! It looks good with my white hair, but I am consciously searching for more navy to wear around my face, hoping the combinations with existing black elements is looking interesting rather than a sign of not being able to tell the difference between the 2 colors! Where is that scarf? 🤣

[@NephelyDeBussy]

You've perfectly captured the essence of French fashion, which boils down to no fashion at all 😊. As a French woman, I am appreciative of the way you diplomatically turned the dull convent-like unimaginative sobriety of our French sartorial habits, into some sort of sophistication that has never ever existed in my country, except perhaps in the overrated dreamy stereotypes our upper-class has successfully conveyed to the world. French woman here, who has decided to break free and happily dresses like in the Spanish / Italian fashion, with vivid colors, rich textures and gaudy necklaces that scream solar assertiveness.

[@marjolynrasmussen9977]

I also like L.L. Bean Cotton simple sweaters...

[@thandosdance1504]

I love ur analysis, u now have a new subscriber

[@MARIEmccullough-fu7hn]

😊 yes a very tailored crisp white shirt is always in style and please no logos

[@LucrativeElegance]

Agreed! A well-fitted white shirt is a timeless classic. And without logos, it becomes even more stylish and versatile. 👌

[@oliveoyle2594]

Not many of the models over 50

[@lynnmorris7998]

Loved everything on here! Do you provide links to shop for the items you show? I don't see one.

[@kath6720]

The jealousy in some of the comments on here is hilarious 😂😂😂

[@LucrativeElegance]

🤣🤣

[@marybedward9381]

Love how the French dress

[@LucrativeElegance]

👏👏👏👏

[@user-mf1ei3bc7p]

Superb 👌 video , love ❤️ from India 🇮🇳

[@LucrativeElegance]

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[@sharonmccauley4010]

And get a good dressmaker. Adjust sleeves, hems; change buttons. Get creative - old trousers - can you make them shorts. Old jumpers - can you restyle and make a tank top. Sleeves - can you make them 3/4 length. Apply the same methodology to trousers. Accessories- good quality socks by Margaret Howell. ❤❤❤

[@LucrativeElegance]

I love your suggestions! Creativity in fashion is an amazing way to refresh your wardrobe without spending a lot. Repurposing items, like turning old pants into shorts, and customizing jumpers into tank tops, are brilliant ideas. And of course, quality accessories like good socks always make a difference. Sustainable fashion is so trendy right now! Keep exploring and sharing your ideas. 💖✂️👖

[@rociohall]

☺️ thank you

[@LucrativeElegance]

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[@lesliedelaney1796]

Love it!

[@LucrativeElegance]

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[@gladysaime8668]

I like it!

[@carolwolff4251]

The art of details.

[@LucrativeElegance]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@chlariepeace3093]

I do like classic or elegant too old fashion me

[@ilianarabelo1872]

I loved this video

[@LucrativeElegance]

Thank you! 😘❤️

[@ethereumrise7860]

Les françaises ne boivent jamais leurs cafés en marchant. C’est très New-yorkais!

[@GKL59]

Спасибо. Все эти замечания к выбору применяю ежедневно, по ситуации

[@LucrativeElegance]

That's great to hear! I'm glad that the comments and tips are helping you make more conscious and suitable fashion choices for your personal style. Remember, fashion is a way to express your identity and feel confident in any situation. Keep exploring and experimenting with your style. Your wardrobe is a reflection of your unique personality! 🌼

[@jenniferragudo38]

Regarding your question? I like and love both❤

[@miriammuskal5402]

Beautiful people

[@lindahenderson1625]

Quality is getting harder to find. Keep looking!

[@LucrativeElegance]

Absolutely! The pursuit of quality is ongoing, especially in the world of fashion and elegance, where details make all the difference. :***

[@hennahannnah]

One more reason to shop thrift stores, online resellers and estate sales for quality pieces.

[@geethamenaathil807]

Details 😊😊

[@gracecarcich2712]

Interested in content which was effective but a lot of writing and music was annoying and frankly distracting.

[@user-md8jy4zz1p]

Very well documented. Thank you.🥀🌝.Valerie

[@LucrativeElegance]

😘😘❤️❤️

[@dorisgaskins8282]

Fantastic video

[@LucrativeElegance]

Thank you! 😘❤️

[@guldenaydin9918]

⚘️✨️

[@LucrativeElegance]

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[@rschindler9965]

Enjoyed your presentation. Thank you.

[@LucrativeElegance]

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[@viveencumberbatch9080]

I wii be trying the natural colours.

[@LucrativeElegance]

👏👏👏

[@luluandmeow]

This video presents some really good tips but is sometimes let down by the examples chosen which look neither French nor very chic, e.g. the frumpy paisley print dresses. It would have been helpful to include better examples of what the presenter says but I appreciate her efforts

[@user-xy8od5nb4m]

Excellent

[@LucrativeElegance]

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[@mariahoyos9945]

Both.

[@LucrativeElegance]

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[@Realitycentral2024]

Class--- a fleeting concept! I've always hated logos period. Why advertise for makers?!

[@dianatran7220]

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[@LucrativeElegance]

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[@observer8736]

OMG, your talking about me😊

[@LucrativeElegance]

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[@user-yd4yr5hr3s]

New subscriber 😘

[@LucrativeElegance]

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[@Maymaymayok]

Never seen a French girl with a beret on, dear!!!

[@janejames1213]

Interesting... most of pics are young women

[@bellaadamowicz8380]

Always thought logos are vulgar .

[@LucrativeElegance]

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[@christinelinden4075]

Lose the irritating music.

[@jamesrector3379]

Classical anywhere in the planet is the same. There are not difference between St. Petersburg, Russia, and Paris,France

[@tanyalark4577]

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[@LucrativeElegance]

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[@annecaro.3956]

walking and drinking latte in a paper cup is definitely NOT the French attitude !!

[@user-yd4yr5hr3s]

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[@LucrativeElegance]

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[@catherinemori4496]

Baggy trousers? No thanks. Also, where does one find a nice fitted white blouse or shirt if you actually have a real woman’s bosom? Impossible!

[@seryjsk]

Okeyk

[@LucrativeElegance]

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[@seryjsk]

Thank vidik ..👼🙋‍♂️🙂💩👺🙋‍♀️🙋‍♂️👽👩‍🏫🙈👨‍💼👩‍🍳😶🧐🤒👨‍💻👨‍👩‍👧‍👧👨‍🌾🧙‍♀️👶

[@auroreboreale9163]

True thing the brands and logos. Nowadays we don't wear clothes anymore, we are ambulant marketing for brands. When I see how the logos and names are so big and blatant in your face imprinted/painted on the clothes, even if I like them, I won't buy them

[@LucrativeElegance]

I totally understand your stance on brands and logos on clothing. It's an important reflection on how fashion and consumption intertwine with advertising and personal identity. :**

[@s.a.l.5119]

I think classic Indian style is extremely beautiful. I believe the whole world of women would be beautiful in saris. But unfortunately the style is too complicated for modern life and also not so warm in cold places. I just had to bring it up, though, as being soooo very beautiful.

[@LucrativeElegance]

It's true, the sari is a stunning garment rich in history. Its beauty inspires us, even if it's not always practical for daily wear. Thanks for sharing your admiration!

[@user-zn5qg4se6q]

Over 50 women are beautifully clothed.no jeans, they are official pants of under 30

[@carriehodges6566]

I prefer the vibrancy of Italian style-it values individual expression more it seems to me.

[@shelahogletree7711]

It’s because they’re thin and look good in simple clothes.

[@simonenin71]

So you really think you change tremendously when you turn 50? 🙄

[@forpcb]

How strange, I've always dressed and lived that way! Am I French? Not at all! Totally Russian! 🙂 I guess it's all comes from family and culture aspects. 🤔

[@ratnaali8206]

Beautiful but could be borring not unpredictable style Italian fashion my fav

[@LucrativeElegance]

I understand your point! Italian fashion is indeed known for its sophistication and boldness, always bringing a touch of unpredictability. It's wonderful how each culture has its own approach to fashion, allowing us to explore different styles and find what best represents us. If you love Italian style, draw inspiration from it to add a touch of originality and charm to your wardrobe. Fashion is a vast and creative field, so have fun experimenting! ✨

[@katalinjuhasz641]

BORZALMAS VOLT EZ A VIDEO A RENGETEG SZÖVEG MIATT

[@Bonnieuxful]

The devil is not in the details, he is pure evil‼️I appreciate French style however❣️🥰💕💕💕

[@dorydiavelone3531]

We also need to mention that French women are not grossly over weight that too makes a difference…… America is strongly over weight!!

[@suemeador3298]

Please linger just a bit longer on the clothes. If I look at the shoes, I don't have time to see the rest of the outfit before the scene changes. Otherwise, I love your channel.

[@LucrativeElegance]

I apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate the feedback! I'll adjust the scene timing so you can enjoy every detail of the outfits. Thanks for the support! 💕

[@user-qu4wc2xd1m]

The Colors are boring and the result is a very depressed mood.

[@bellathereader1328]

Use a colorful scarf or have a pop of color with a purse or a pair of shoes when wearing neutrals. Far from boring

[@robynrobyn7070]

Haaaahaaa

[@LucrativeElegance]

I understand that the choice of more subdued colors might not be everyone's preference and can convey a sense of monotony for some. Fashion is a form of expression and should reflect your mood and personality. If bright and vibrant colors are what you're looking for, don't hesitate to incorporate them into your wardrobe. They can bring energy and joy to your everyday life. Remember, there are no strict rules in fashion; the important thing is to feel good and confident in what you wear. Experiment and have fun with colors! 🌈✨

[@hennahannnah]

The full-length neutral palette shown multiple times in a video may seem repetitive to you. Seeing quality clothes with interesting, subtle details like fabric weave and stitching details in person expands the effect.

[@obstantiadiscindo]

This is a dated and American perception of the French, not as they/Paris are now.

[@trixkk]

The topic of the video is about women's fashion and style over 50, but in the photos almost only very young women can be seen. I didn't like it actually. 😢

[@zainahafiz9160]

Very true

[@inezy6329]

French women hardly drink while walking..

[@ingridrussell6926]

Interesting video. Great tips but it lacks the diversity of the french culture.

[@LucrativeElegance]

👍😘❤️

[@kaicruz9912]

Avoid logos but chose a photo of a woman with a Gucci bag 😅😅😅. I’m so over this narrative that brand logos are not french. In the first place, France/paris IS the birthplace of these exact same brands like LV, Dior, Chanel etc and French do love these brands because they are local to them. They are just more subtle with it.

[@everhappy6312]

I don't see the links for make up.

[@user-zn5qg4se6q]

French women buy 1 coat that lasts for years.not 5-9 like American women buy, garbage cheap coats. They buy clothes that last and don't end in a landfill.

[@vanessamootoo2193]

Prada is not french its ltalian