Paris Street Style: Sur Les Grands Boulevards

Golnaz gives a modern twist to a classic wool coat and red lip with a messy chignon and futuristic platform wedges. 

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Camille’s oversize denim jacket, colorful printed scarf and fringe bag result in a look the French have dubbed “bourgeois bohème” or “bobo” for short. 

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Kagayaki is a Japan to Paris transplant, who enjoys mixing pieces by designers from both countries, playing with color and keeping it classy.

A neutral palette allows Australian-born Camilla to create a pattern mash-up, pairing stripes with paisley. Her bright blue tee adds a pop of color. 

“How do I determine what to wear each day? That depends on what inspires me that morning,” says Caroline who looks for “good materials and good quality” when shopping, and prefers clothes that are simple, elegant and never go out of fashion. 

L’hipster: Jeanne shows her chops by mixing high and low, designer glasses and jeans worn with a vintage tee and a cool DIY haircut. 

Parisian fashion student, Lea gives the classic “le smoking” look a hip, downtown update, pairing a tux-style jacket with bright red skinnies and casual sneaks, demonstrating her “power to experiment.” 

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Maite is a Paris-based imagery consultant who dislikes uniformity and adores originality and refinement. 

Olga, a poly-sci student from Russia likes everything classic, vintage or homemade. In fact, much of this outfit was handmade by her mother! 

Denim, leather and a casual vintage top make up the perfect ensemble for a scooter ride through the artsy Saint-Germain neighborhood. A bright yellow, racing-striped helmet demonstrates Carine’s emphasis on safety and style! 

Anastasia (right) is a Sciences Po student who loves mixing international brands with classic French labels. Her favorite shopping district is the Marais. Her friend Judith (left) counterbalances tomboy style with feminine pieces such as this coat, once belonging to her grandmother, which she had shortened for a modern update. 

Olivia keeps it local, shopping mainly in the Marais and at Paris’ numerous marchés aux puces (flea markets), where she finds the perfect combination of new and old. 

Lucia creates a “well interpreted, casual look” by pairing an oversize cardigan and slouchy tee with fitted skinnies and leather high-tops. A few chunky baubles and a head of messy waves complete the look. 

A studded gold collar stands out as the highlight of Wu’s otherwise all-black ensemble. 

Laid-back cool is the name of the game for Brazilian model Camila, who is in Paris for just four days. Classic converse, skinnies and a wool overcoat, all in shades of black or gray make the perfect, easy travel outfit.