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Dua Lipa Nails Easy-Breezy Parisian Dressing

Dua Lipa Nails Easy-Breezy Parisian Dressing

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This coming week, the couture shows in Paris will be filled with delightful, hand-crafted fashions on the runway—and the front rows will be filled with A-listers, too. Ahead of all the stylish action kicking off in the City of Light, one such star—Dua Lipa—has already been spotted checking in to and enjoying the opulence of the Ritz hotel. (Where all the fashion VIPs are known to stay during Fashion Month). And naturally, Lipa nailed a perfectly effortless Parisian look.
The pop star—who has been busy touring this summer—found an ideal day-off look that struck the right balance of chic, yet easy-breezy. It's the French girl way! She paired summery staples like straight-leg blue wash jeans and a striped button-up dress shirt (styled completely open, safe for one button) with more fashion-minded accessories, like a golden quilted Chanel 25 bag and stiletto sandals.
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Now, will Ms. Dua Lipa dial up the fashion ante for sitting front row at the shows this week? You can count it. She was already photographed making a store visit to Schiaparelli, which means we can likely count on seeing her at that star-studded affair. But even before all of the couture chaos begins, the star clearly knows a thing or two about dressing like a local—and eating and drinking like one. Her last trip—avec partner and husband-to-be Callum Turner—saw the pair head to buzzy bistro Chez Janou, the opulent Costes hotel, and for an intimate late-night dinner at Bistrot des Tournelles.
With this elevated casual look, Lipa looked like a true Parisian heading to the café for a croissant. It's what Emily In Paris fashion only aspires to be.
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