We know everyone wants to know how to dress more French, but with party season almost upon us, we thought you'd like to hear how you can party more Parisian. Because fabulous, right?
And who better to ask than the uber trendy Jeanne Damas, model, influencer and designer behind the cult classic brand Rouje? Here, she shares her ultimate tips with us.
1. The look
'Whether it’s weddings, parties or Christmas, French girls aren’t into dressing up too much. For weddings, there’s nothing chicer then going down the less is more route, like showing up in a silk shirt and trousers, when everyone is wearing dresses, with their hair in chignons and wearing makeup. The less sophisticated the better.French women are about imperfection, we don’t look for that perfect style. The French myth is really about perfect imperfection, and that’s what is so charming.'
2. The vibe
'You don’t plan a party, it’s more relaxed. Going out clubbing isn’t really a thing, it’s more about released dinners. They are very long, you chat, you drink and you end up dancing all night.'
3. The food
'When it comes to food, again there aren’t any rules. The best dinners aren’t careful planned out, you’ll mix oysters with chicken, have plenty of dishes on the table, French style.'
4. The dress
'For Christmas with my family, I’ll pick out a silk wraparound top, worn with jeans and heels, very simple. But for New Year’s, I love glitter, but it’s all about not wearing it seriously. So I’ll wear them with jewellery for a disco look. Or a velvet jumpsuit with boots.'
5. The people mix
'We love dinner parties to catch up with friends in Paris, the more the merrier. At Christmas, it's all about having down time with me family, it's very relaxed.'
6. The make-up
'When it comes to beauty, French girls are low maintenance. Almost no foundation, maybe a red lip, or a little flick of eyeliner.'
P.S. And here's what you need to buy...
Shop now: Checked suit for €360 from Rouje
Shop now: COLETTE black pumps for €210 from Rouje
