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We won’t spill the beans on the incredible memories you're about to make, but we will hold your hand and walk you through the best outfits you can wear in France to feel all French and interesting, just like the place.
Here's how to dress for the South of France based on the weather and slay your #OOTD.
Pack light, breathable clothing to keep you cool in the summer. Our stylist expert suggests the following neutral-toned essentials:
Now you’ve got the hang of it, you know what to wear when you visit Porquerolles to travel by ferry, relax at the Plage de la Courtade beach, or even bike around the streets. Don’t you?
For the cool months (it gets really cool there!), pack must-have layers like warm coats and sweaters.
When you're taking a leisurely stroll in Provence, pair a striped top by A.WA.K.E MODE with a linen white blazer by Zara. You'll feel cozy-warm, and you will more likely turn heads.
Pick trouser pants like this high-waisted, tailored trousers by Tory Burch.
If you feel vibrant, match your mood with printed floral pants by Alexis in its summertime gorgeous yellow color. Pair it with a white shirt or a cropped vest and you’re ready to hike in the south of France.
The South of France is about finding the perfect blend of flair and comfort. After all, you want to look good while you enjoy all the French activities—a gamble at the Monte Carlo casino in Monaco, or a boat trip in Saint-Tropez.
Here are some must-have outfits recommended by our French stylist:
We've put together a wardrobe capsule for your French getaway. Steal these looks right away.
Jacquemus' cream-beige slip-like dress is both backless and daring in its look. Wear this with red lips for a dinner date. Or, add a blazer, slides, and a tote bag for an elegant stroll on the streets of France.
What style would you wear if you wanted to go eat a croissant at Le Grand Café de France? Here we go. Wear a lovely belted button-down white shirt with ruffled sleeves, slides, and a crossbody bag.
Pick a Reformation brown polka-dot dress with a tie-in shoulder strap or a green linen dress by AJE. Throw in a hat and a mini clutch or tote and you're all set to stroll through the countryside or the lavender fields in Valensole.
This gorgeous mini black dress has ruffle detailing and a high neck and gives you just the right French vibe.
Co-ord outfits look great and are easy on the wallet because you get two pieces that go perfectly together. You can also mix and match them with other items in your closet.
Wear these Jacquard shorts and a top with crystal buttons for a luxurious look on your boat trip or to a popular lunch spot like the Auberge du Vieux Puits.
Zara's linen shirt and linen pants are another great outfit option. Wear them with Cult Gaia mules and a Marc Jacobs tote bag. Put on your favorite sunglasses. And step out for sightseeing in Carcassonne or Marseille.
Shorts are another great option for warm weather in the South of France. Again, wear them formally or casually depending on your plans.
This white linen high-waisted shorts by Zimmerman is a must-have to give you the French vibe. Style it with a top, scarf, and a tote bag for a daytime look and a sequin top for a fun, playful night look.
Skirts are always stylish, and they're suitable for all places in the south of France. Even at the Cathedrale Saint-Nicolas a Nice, Église Saint Veran, and other churches.
Experiment with your look with a solid, neutral top and a floral skirt. Or, choose this monogrammed Valentino skirt that blends with any kind of top. Pair it with the bustier for a chic day look or the sequin top for a fun night look. Wear heels, carry your clutch bag, and voilà.
If you're looking to shop in France, you'll find these outfits in the Manifest clothing store in Montpellier.
Elle Fanning was spotted in Cannes wearing a floral co-ord dress, which she paired with a Prada box weave purse and a beautiful red kitten heel.
Choose a bikini that flatters your figure. One of the best options is the La Perla cut. Check out Zimmermann if you like printed swimsuits. Also, keep a coverup handy. If you prefer a plain swimsuit, LemLem has several lovely patterned designs.
Flip flops and strappy sandals are perfect for walking on the sand at the beach. Our stylist recommends the Ancient Greeks or Valentino.
Choose a beach bag from the many options available, ranging from a wicker bag to a large tote bag. If you're searching for something trendy, consider Staud or Chloe. Those are classics that never go out of style.
We’ve designed three wardrobe capsules for your shimmering evening. Choose one or pick them all!
A popping blue halter-neck ruched bodice dress with side slits, flower-shaped sculptured earrings, strappy golden sandals, and a transparent clutch. Check out the entire look here.
A Barbie pink dress by Sachin and Babi with a satin finish and a dramatic shoulder bow, a bright pink clutch bag by The Attico, and pink pumps by Alevì. Check out the entire look here.
A Valentino little black dress with feather trimming around the shoulders, knife mules by Balenciaga, a pearl feminine jewelry piece by The Jewels Jar, a mini clutch with a string of pearls as a handle by Simone Rocha. Check out the entire look here.
Silk scarves are a must-have for French girls, and the options are endless. Go for Gucci for fun floral prints in bright colors. For a more sophisticated look, try this vintage Christian Dior monogrammed scarf.
Visit the Isle-sur-la-Sorgue market for some local scarf shopping.
Shoes are an important part of any outfit, and they can also be a great way to make a fashion statement.
If you're in Nice, you must go to the Mellow Yellow shoe boutique, where you can buy everything from colorful sandals to vivid pumps.
Grab this white slides from Chloe to match outfits of any color. If you’re looking for Mules, check this beige-colored, trendy-shaped heels by Cult Gaia.
Complete your overall look with our stylist’s personal recommendations:
For daytime activities, this tote bag by Marc Jacobs is ideal. It’s roomy with different compartments so you’ll have everything organized.
The Bottega clutch is great for quick coffee runs at the french cafes.
The timeless Dionysus choice by Gucci is ideal for dinners and parties.
Jewelry is an excellent fashion accent for complementing your outfit. Choose minimalist accessories such as a tennis bracelet by 777 in white gold diamond, your favorite classic watch, or the luxurious 31mm Rolex or the Paco Rabanne silver hoops.
If you forgot to pack something essential or want to do some local French shopping, we've got you covered. Check out our top five recommendations:
Visit and shop from here and take home some beautiful French memories.
The simplest way to pack for your trip to France is to divide your outfits into categories. Here's what our stylist suggests:
Choose any 10 basic items including a cropped vest, a body suit, and a statement white shirt. Choose a neutral color palette to blend them with the most colors.
Choose 10 new and trendy pieces, beginning with bright dresses, floral prints, sequin tops, or even pants, and ending with an outerwear piece like a coat or blazer.
Choose 10 accessories to go with your chosen outfits. Accessorize the outfits with coordinated accessories like footwear, bags, and jewelry.
Choose your packing essentials based on whether your trip is for business or pleasure, formal or casual.
Finally, remember to bring a light raincoat in case it rains.
There's no need to overpack for a vacation in the south of France. A few key pieces will suffice.
Style our expert-recommended fashion pieces in a variety of ways to create a glam look and capture memorable photos in lovely France. Bon Voyage!
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