Leather pieces reigned supreme during fall 2019 as an instant way to bring a luxe feel to an ensemble, and we bet French women will continue leaning into the trend in 2020 with leather-like skirts, tops, and jackets. For those particularly forward looks, head-to-toe black leather will make an impact as well.

French girl style is stylish, simple, and chic, and it’s all about the basics. Simplicity is key to the French style. French girls are never overdone or overdress. Instead, French style is all about effortless basic clothes with one statement piece like a scarf, a hat, or a great pair of shoes.

I’m French—Here Are the Best Fashion Trends of 2020, Hands Down

1. Sweatsuit Sets. Photo: @claire_most; Pictured: The Mayfair Group sweatsuit; Jenny Bird necklaces.
2. Boxy Cardigans. Photo:
3. Leather Pants. Photo:
4. Second-Skin Tops. Photo:
5. One-Shoulder Tops. Photo:
6. Scarf Tops. Photo:
7. Hair Scarves. Photo:

How Do You Dress Like a Parisian?

1. Parisians tend to look for timeless high-quality clothing. Shop less, but shop better!
2. Clothes should be comfortable.
3. Wear clothes appropriate for your body shape.
4. Avoid flashy colors and extravagance.
5. Appreciate the simplicity.
6. Wear neutral tones.
7. Avoid showing off and brand exposure.

The Best Style Rules To Get Parisian Style

1. Shop Timeless High-Quality Pieces.
2. Shop Minimalists Basics.
3. Stick With Neutral Tones.
4. Avoid Logos On Clothing.
5. Always Choose Style And Comfort.
6. Found Your Own Style (And Stick To It)
7. Get The Right Cut For Your Body Type.
8. Fashion Faux Pas Parisian Girls Avoid.

10 Ways to Make Your Home Feel French (and Impossibly Chic)

• of 10. Add a Gilded Mirror.
• of 10. Turn Your Fireplace French.
• of 10. Frame Vintage French Posters.
• of 10. Add a Chandelier.
• of 10. Decorate with Vintage Rugs.
• of 10. Use an Armoire.
• of 10. Mix in Vintage Furniture.
• of 10. Choose Distressed Pieces.

Most homes in France, whether in a town or a city, are rented apartments. French streets are embellished with rows of four or five-story buildings with large doors made of wood or metal. These doors take you to the courtyard where you can then take the elevator or stairs to the apartments.

Inspired by the rural manor homes of the 1600s, French provincial homes are characterized by: Balanced, symmetrical proportions. Brick exterior. Steep roofs. Tall second-story windows (often with arched tops)

You can decorate your home with embroidered pillows, draperies, dining chair upholstery, and/or bed linens. Monogramming would also be a nice option. Many French Provincial homes are filled with a lovely light blue gray color. You can have blue gray painted cabinet, a blue gray rug, or blue gray walls.

Though French country design has been around for several centuries, it seems to have fallen out of favor in recent years. We think this is a huge mistake. Many seem to think this style is synonymous with overly decorated, traditional styles, when in fact it’s a beacon for simplistic elegance.

The basics of rustic and cozy are still there, but it’s mixed with contemporary pieces and sleek lines. French Country style is softer while farmhouse style is cleaner and more casual. There are lots of curved lines in French Country style, while farmhouse style may have more defined lines.