The second season of the popular American drama "Emily in Paris" was launched, and Netflix released the entire episode in one go!
Although in the first season, the heroine Emily's overly forceful outfit and the plot direction of Mary Sue have been met with all kinds of complaints and controversies, but it still has a magical magic that people can't help but brush up.
In the new season, continuing the foreshadowing previously planted in the emotional line, the first few episodes appeared at the birthday party "boudoir break" famous scene, but also because of the high similarity with the classic bridge section of "Small Times", it was on the hot search, and was jokingly called the French version of "Little Times 5" by netizens.
Last season's plot focused on Emily's new arrival in Paris in the workplace to upgrade the ghost, and this season is more on the emotional line,
Emily's wobbly performance in the relationship, let people watch and scold, really a bit of a head!
As a fashion drama, the costumes for the season of "Emily in Paris" were designed by French designer Marylin Fitoussi, and the styling part was still in collaboration with Patricia Field, the stylist of "Sex and the City" and "The Female Devil In Prada".
In The words of Field in an interview: "If you think the costumes of the first season are fancy and pompous, then this season will only be more than enough." ”
Stylist Patricia Field
Although it has been curtailed from the previous season, Emily's dressing style in this season is still the original familiar recipe, which combines a variety of exaggerated and bold high-saturation color matching and a large number of elements to mix and match the complex style into the French aesthetic environment of efortless, resulting in a wonderful aesthetic collision.
One thing to say is that the American girl's clothing has indeed improved this season, and occasionally there will be a few stunning outfits. But if you want to see the elegant, stylish, comfortable and confident shadow of French women in her, it is still a little difficult.
So after two seasons of airing, many people still prefer Emily's boss Sylvie.
As Emily said of her, she has the laid-back, sexy, and unfathomable temperament of a French woman.
Although there are times when the attitude is mean and difficult to serve, this can't stop the charm she exudes, and every gesture can make you feel the charm of a French woman. She is always well-dressed, slender and elegant, ambitious and courageous, and her bones reveal self-confidence.
Regardless of the dressing or the attitude of being a person, compared with Emily, the 50+-year-old French female boss perfectly interprets the advantages of mature women, making many people fall for her dress style while also envying her elegant aging appearance.
First of all, looking at the costume, Sylvie, as the most Chic character in the whole play, some netizens commented that she was "the only person in the whole drama who is seriously engaged in fashion".
Looking at her outfit in the play, she is the dress guide for elegant working women, with the seemingly lazy and casual style of Parisian fashion elite women, but full of exquisite tones, which perfectly embodies the eeffortless chic that French women are obsessed with - effortless fashion.
Of the few pieces Sylvie often wears, one-piece dresses bear the brunt.
The highest rate of appearance is still the classic black, Sylvie is the choice of the neckline with a little sense of design style to get rid of old-fashioned and boring.
Or use some asymmetrical cuts, cut-out details, or even translucent lace to increase the skin exposure, adding a little sexiness to the elegant high.
The most stunning outfit at the end of the second season is the black bandeau dress with white ribbons, and the simple black and white matching takes the French laziness and elegance to the extreme.
In addition, there are a variety of careful brooches and brightly colored belts that can be the finishing touch, adding fashion to the simple all-black shape.
After all, she is the landlady of the mixed fashion circle, and Sylvie occasionally chooses some brightly colored dress pieces, but there are not too many complicated designs. Like wearing Alexander Vauthier's asymmetric green dress at an event, it's simple but has highlights that make it unforgettable.
When not wearing a dress, a skirt or pants with a shirt + high slit is standard for Sylvie's commute. For example, the classic white shirt, with a half skirt with a waist-cinching design, is simple but outstanding.
Emily in paris
The low-key gray-green can also be considered, this color is very friendly for commuters, easy to wear every day and not picky.
If you want to stand out a little, you can also try more domineering animal prints. This wild and sensual element can be easily worn with a unique sense of fashion when well matched.
More eye-catching shirts, Sylvie also wears a piece with a slightly shiny feeling, whether worn alone or as an underlay can make people shine. This material makes the basic shirt also become high-end.
Highly saturated colors are more suitable for matching as an inner layer than on the outside, and if you want to be safe and error-free, you can match black. The chidori plaid is actually a bit complicated, and it is not as textured as it is to wear it alone.
French women never chase famous brands, only like to wear classic and non-fancy items, and always adhere to a simple and decent style. The basic khaki trench coat must be a must-have in the wardrobe of French women, and Sylvie is no exception.
Almost every season, there is bound to be a set of cool trench coat looks, which is definitely a fashionable piece that can be worn all the time.
As a strong female boss, how can you get less shoulder pads? Whether it is a suit or a dress, the shoulder pad design is also very imposing, and it can exude a sense of fierceness in the workplace.
From the perspective of clothing alone, Sylvie is worthy of the title of "French elegant spokesperson" for the whole play, not deliberately dressed up but full of classics, and each style is just right for herself.
Of course, Sylvie's charm is not only in appearance, but more important than clothes is her inner confidence and freedom, and the magnetic field unique to mature women is emitted from her body.
According to the plot description, she was once a photographer with excellent aesthetics, but she willfully left the resort town of St-Tropez where she grew up to go to Paris, and gradually became a senior public relations man in the fashion industry.
As a mature Parisian elite female figure, in the workplace, she has enough experience and confidence, and she is simply cool and neat when working.
When Emily participated in the first season of the event, she said to the heroine who was eating wildly on the spot, saying workplace rules such as "I don't come to dinner when I go to a party" and "I never talk about work at a party".
The actress slipped away with the brand's 2 million euros watch, and emily was able to solve the problem with a few words when she was harassed by the waiter at the hotel front desk and could not go upstairs.
French women give the impression of being open-minded and free-spirited, and Sylvie is also such a character.
She lives a transparent and clear life, whether it is in feelings or work can afford to take and put down. So when faced with emotional problems, she can freely say such famous words as "I don't want to have a person completely, nor do I want anyone to have me completely".
In the face of the difficulties of the parachuted boss, he did not hesitate to sell the shares of his restaurant and take the team to leave and do it alone
The calmness of French women in the face of the passage of time is also vividly reflected in her. Her makeup and hair are extraordinarily casual, never deliberately hiding the wrinkles on her face, allowing the natural features portrayed by the years to be revealed.
When she was with the photographer's little boyfriend, she was mistaken for a mother and son by the restaurant waiter, and Sylvie also generously and frankly explained the relationship between the two, only enjoying the sweetness of the current love, which can be said to be very French.
It has to be said that french actress Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu played the role of Sylvie, a domineering female boss.
You may not believe that this charming, mature and elegant woman is 58 years old this year.
Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, who comes from a family of actors, is the daughter of the famous French film star Philippe Leroy. She went to Paris at the age of 16 to study acting, and has been her field of study in film and television series to miniseries.
Philippine was also a French beauty when he was young, and he became more elegant after the passage of time.
Looking at her ins full of traces of serious life, she is like a free traveler, whether it is the desert or the rainforest, she has appeared in the figure.
Philippines herself also reveals the style and confidence of a French woman from the inside out, and there is a scene in the second season where she appears wearing a bikini. In an interview, Philippines admitted that she actually felt some panic at that time, because it was just unblocked in France, and she had eaten a lot of food and gained a lot of weight when she was at home for a long time.
But then, after thinking about it, she was instantly relieved, and she said:
“Okay！ Who cares? This is the real me!
We don't need to have a 20-year-old body shape at the age of 50.
Everything was fine and able to do it in a relaxed way
When it comes to age, I think it's great. ”
Perhaps it is the confident and generous gesture revealed in her bones that makes her fit in perfectly with the role of Sylvie. The older the more elegant and frank, the more real French women live to be beautiful until they are old.
Whether outside or inside the play, Sylvie's style and confident charm emanating from the inside out are the most attractive. She lives out the envy of every woman, and who among us wouldn't want to be another her at 50+?