After nearly a year,
NETFLIX aired the entire plot of the second season of Emily in Paris.
Continuing the style of the first season of "American version of "Little Times",
This time Emily staged a lot of "soap opera" plots in Paris.
Why is the second season dubbed by netizens as the "American version of "Little Times""? Anyone who has seen the general plot of this season should agree with this statement. Emily "split her legs" with her girlfriend's ex-boyfriend was discovered, but she turned around and engaged in an affair with her French classmate Alfie...
As for work, there is no solution that Emily can't solve. Because no matter what harsh requirements the customer has, as long as it is a plan that Emily wants, this case must be a full score. After reading it, the editor also had to sigh that Emily's "protagonist aura" was really powerful. At least the familiar PR practitioners around the editor have never been so easy.
In addition to the dog-blooded love entanglements and suspended and unrealistic work settings, Emily's clothing has not improved at all in the past year:
Even though she had been living in France for more than a year at this point, her dress was still rather "un-French", even more exaggerated than in the first season. The editor did not expect that this is the second season, emily is still the dazzling "Paris" girl...
Here, I have to put out the tone of a netizen who has a unique evaluation -
Back to the point, let's take a look at Emily's "French" outfits for the new year. At the very least, these colorful colors allow us to start "looking forward to" spring.
The stylists for this season are still a collaboration between Patricia Field, the famous costume designer who has created Sex and the City and The Devil In Prada, and French costume designer Marilyn Fitoussi. Marilyn, who loves to mix and match, said: "If you think the costumes in the first season are fancy and pompous, then this season will only be more than enough." ”
This sentence is indeed true and extremely general. This season's episode lasts about 30 minutes, Emily has to change 4 sets of styles on average per episode, and from color matching to matching, it is still a familiar recipe, a familiar taste, more is more.
The most eye-catching "palette" on the street
It is said that Emily is dazzled, how can the second season be without her signature high saturation contrast and intricate pattern mixing? As an American girl who is full of expectations for life in Paris, Emily always strives to wear all the colors on her body.
Such a color scheme, saying that she dresses like a walking Christmas tree, is a subtle metaphor. After all, the last "fashion drama" that has no daily reference is still the previous one...
That is to say, we Asian girls don't have to think about how to imitate Emily. This collocation not only has high requirements for skin color and temperament, but Lily Collins himself is difficult to say that each set is held -
The more complex the elements, the more they have to wear throughout the body
In addition to increasingly unscrupulous collocations with high saturated colors, the superposition of elements is also a true portrayal of Emily's style. As mentioned earlier by the editor, Emily insists on the principle of More is more in the play, even if she is covered from head to toe.
Only one point on a piece of clothing? That's definitely not Emily, our Emily should be puff sleeves, contrast, off-the-shoulder and bow and the like, and there is almost no upper limit to the superposition.
Rotate's skirt itself is not ugly, but why superimpose the big flower robe?
Of course, Emily's dedication to intricate collocation doesn't stop there in the costumes themselves. Stylists even worry that only clothes are so dazzling is not enough, shoes and bag accessories are not to be outdone, and smooth colors are just basic operations.
No matter how you wear it, the legs must be exposed
The editor roughly observed that the most desirable point of Emily's dress is that no matter what she wears, she will definitely expose her legs to maximize the proportions of her body.
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Lily Collins herself and Emily are both petite in the European and American races (net height 165cm), so stylists pay attention to emphasizing Emily's own leg lines, and various short skirts and outfits are endless.
And the short skirts she wears in the play are basically A-shaped pendulums. The skirt of this type can effectively extend the legs longitudinally, and the feet can be casually matched with boots, high heels or sandals, which will not produce a "feeling of separation" on the legs.
After reading Emily's "palette" wardrobe, look back at Emily's girlfriend Camille. She is a typical French girl, from a rich family, she is not like the "American girl" Emily has a obsessive obsession with color, but pays more attention to the tailoring and design of the clothes themselves.
Atmospheric color scheme is more advanced
Compare it to see that the typical French girl Camille does not like to wear such eye-catching colored clothes. Generally, Camille's dress color will not exceed 3, and most of them are mainly black and white, and the visual effect is much more pleasing than Emily's overturned "palette".
The contrast under the box is obvious
Compared to Emily, who is keen on high saturation colors, Camille prefers high-grade textured plain colors. With a cool temperament, she is indeed more suitable for such a restrained and low-key color, but she does not have to worry about wearing it.
Like Emily's boss Sylvie, she never wears any overly dazzling saturated colors, and only relies on some basic and neutral colors to show the elegance and aura in the bones of French women.
The difference between a French woman and a Big American chick is visible to the naked eye
It is enough to have a point of view in the whole body
If you want to grasp and wear the essence of French Chic, you must learn to "subtract" your own style like Camille, whether it is the color or the focus of the whole body, follow the principle of the more streamlined and better.
Look at Camille's pure French outfit, which is like Emily's "hanging lights"? The French girl has a good grasp of the color and style of "rain and dew", either to retain a key point, or simply not to put the focus, so that you only taste the temperament.
In the editor's opinion, Camille almost saved the entire show's styling reputation. Her control of styling balance is well worth learning from our workplace dressing, and doesn't make any single piece uncoordinated.
Throughout the second season, it seems that the only one who has not learned to be really fashionable is still our Emily... I don't know if she will show some progress in clothing in the plot of the next third season?
Image source: NETFLIX, Sina Weibo, partly from Douban