2023 WHAT NOT TO WEAR IN PARIS | French Fashion Secrets | French for a Day

Hello friends and welcome to French for a day! In these series I like to talk about French beauty, fashion and lifestyle. I post a new video every Saturday. Today’s topic is French Fashion and I will share with you some Parisian fashion secrets 😊 Before filming this video I had a chat with two gorgeous friends of mine who were born and raised in Paris – in other words real Parisian girls 😊
I hope you enjoy watching my video and don’t forget to share with me your fashion tips. I would love to know some fashion don’ts in your home country.

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[Frenchforaday]

Hello friends, I love to be prepared when I travel to foreign countries. Please share what’s inappropriate clothing in your country. Let’s all learn from each other 😊

[bellathereader]

This is a great message, especially for Americans. Flip flops and pajama bottoms, that was a uniform awhile back. Wearing yoga pants all day, currently common. Thank you for keeping the standard high!

[robinartz]

I appreciate you having the courage to create this video. In a time when some people seem to equate wearing lounge wear in public with exercising their freedom to express themselves, it was refreshing to listen to you state what impression that kind of outfit really makes -- and do it so graciously.
One other drawback of very high heels: they throw off your posture and over time, that can cause serious back problems.

[saralangley]

I live in America and I do no wear any of those items at any time. I have traveled to Europe as well. I see people in both places dress in this way. I feel it is a type of person more than a place. I commend you Angela for educating peolple. In my day these things were taught in the home and there were "finishing schools" that young women went to learn ettiquette and appropriate behavior. I am enjoying this series. Thank you.

[daisym]

Excellent video! More fashion content please. I love your style and I would love to see more videos from you teaching us how to look elegant, how to choose and combine outfits. I think a lot of us will be interested to watch. You are the most elegant lady on Youtube.

[azalea]

Thanks, Angela - I think these wise tips apply to almost everywhere on the planet.

[lee_lora]

Angela, I always enjoy your French for a day series. I have been to both Paris & Italy a couple of times and they do definitely dress nicer. Here most like to dress casual & comfortable whatever that means for the individual it could be workout clothes, jeans & a t-shirt or pants & sweater. Thank you for sharing your experiences! 😊❤️

[christina]

I agree with you on these rules, Angela! Here in Seoul, or in Korea in general you shouldn’t wear clothes that are too revealing. It is a little acceptable during the summer, but people cover it up with a cardigan or a jacket, especially if you are going inside some where. Thank you, thank you for your insight, Angela! I hope Angela and all of you have a great weekend! 🇫🇷💝❤️💕🤩👍🏻

[judithdeprisco]

Appropriate clothing in the US depends on the region. In New York, there’s a more cutting edge toward fashion among younger women, while older women dress more classically: tailored trousers, pencil skirts, and sometimes playful tops. Clothing is often monochromatic. In Boston, women dress more conservatively, with lots of skirts, sweater sets, low heeled shoes. That’s not to say that jeans aren’t seen, but you will often see jeans paired with a shirt and the like. The further south you travel, the more colorful clothing becomes. Miami, with its tropical weather, is a good example. Bright florals, sandals and lots of skin. Women in the south, where I live, prefer brighter colors, light weight fabrics, sandals, cotton sweaters or wraps. My preference in the summer is linen, usually a sleeveless dress, often mid calf or ankle length, but in bright colors. My usual accessories are good sandals, a hat for the sun and a denim or linen jean style jacket for indoors are always at hand. I know that Europe had an unusually hot summer in 2022; Southern summers are hot and humid every year and we dress for the weather, which can last a good six months. (I live in sunscreen.) The only time that I see flip flops is on younger girls, before they learn that there are better footwear options available. Overall, I think American style is more casual and there are good and bad parts to that. Much of American style is influenced, too, by the fact that the majority of people do not live in a city with sidewalks and a vehicle is our main method of getting from one place to the other, so there is a sense of “just running into a store.” Thanks for this series. It’s so enjoyable!

[kathleenem]

Totally agree with your suggestions- but not only for Paris. This would go for any big, cosmopolitan city. Safety would be my first concern then the appropriateness of the clothing.

[urailapere]

Hi. Angela I agree, and enjoy watching your videos 👍❤️

[rosaramos]

I definitely agree with everything you said in this video. I wish everyone would follow your advice. Lol, then they would feel more comfortable.

[gloriamartinez]

Hi Angela. Happy weekend. Agree with you 100% on every point. I might add not to travel with expensive handbags. I had my bad experiences. Not only in Europe ( Madrid and Rome) but here in New York. Until I was told at the police station in N Y to not use them and that is better a big bag than a small one and they explained to me why. I see ladies wearing shorts and gym tops and flip flops in restaurants here in US. Why.?? XO🥰🥰

[juliebuys]

The Paris tee would look great in the USA with jeans as a casual outfit.

[shartman]

I forgot how formal Europeans dress as compared to Americans. Where I live, in an American affluent suburb, athleisure is the norm, unless one is working. It’s almost a subtle status symbol to dress casually, as if you don’t have to work.

[ladydiehardlionhearted]

💯💯💯 agree! The last time I was in Italy, my wardrobe was only in black. Smartest move on my part.❤️😎

[hollisblakeley]

Love this video and totally agree with everything you said! And also…you look incredibly gorgeous! Love your blouse!

[e.h-v.]

I knew what were you going to say in this video, yet I clicked right awaya to watch it 😅. I like how your videos are full of fashion sense, true to femininity yet not boring.

[grLady]

It's sad to say, most people do not take pride in themselves especially when visiting or at appointments. "Slob Couture" and off-the-rack Walmart is all I see. As for me, I never step foot outside without being "put together and color coordinated". Thanks Angela, I agree with your opinion.

[barbaraconnolly]

Last November, combat boots, trousers and Teddy coats were de rigour when I was in Paris. The teens had normal jeans and huge coats. Fashion is pretty universal now. I, as a tourist, walked miles daily and was looking around a lot. Only the older generation were dressed well.