What French Girls Wear on Their Days Off
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Jeanne DamasStyle Notes: French girls absolutely love cardigans, and Jeanne Damas is no exception. She often favours cropped, short-sleeve styles, which she pairs with simple vest tops and classic denim.
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Slip Into StyleStyle Notes: It's a common misconception that French women don't wear bright colours. Ellie takes standout colours in her stride, even in the form of joggers when she's off the clock.
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Sabina SocolStyle Notes: "Casual" doesn't necessarily mean jeans—many French girls waft around the house in billowing, non-constricting dresses. Cue Sabina Socol's gorgeous Sleeper dress.
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Aude JulieStyle Notes: Thanks to their effortless ease, jumpsuits are a firm fixture in every French girl's wardrobe. We love how Aude Julie gives hers a high/low balance with the addition of sneaks and a ladylike handbag.
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Anne Laure MaisStyle Notes: See? We told you French girls adore cardigans. Anne wears this cable-knit style regularly—almost always with flared jeans and white shoes.
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Claire MostStyle Notes: Like Sabina, Claire opts for satin textures to help elevate her relaxed vest-top–and-jeans look.
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Camille CharriereStyle Notes: Athleisure isn't a trend we'd usually associate with the French, but by the way of a tennis skirt, chunky trainers and a zip-knit, Camille strikes a sporty-chic balance.
