Ah, two subjects we love to talk about—French-girl style and Nordstrom! While the two subjects don't usually coincide—as of now, there are no Nordstrom locations in France—we like to keep things hypothetical (and fun!) over here so today we’re bring you our ultimate French-inspired guide of what our Parisian fashion friends are likely to buy should they ever find themselves across the pond and wandering into a Nordstrom—along with the items they would likely say, non, merci to.
Of course, there are plenty of sleek staples included in the mix and Parisian-inspired basics that are ideal for the current fall/winter weather. If you’re curious, or simply love Nordstrom and French-girl style like we do, then keep scrolling for plenty of shopping inspiration.
Yes, it's true French women love stripes. They generally favor stripe sweaters a lot more than any other geometric or colorblock designs. This season's fresh take on stripe sweaters come in relaxed, slightly oversize silhouettes.
When it comes to fall footwear, stylish French women skip the trendy chunky loafers and stick to more timeless and classic silhouettes that are versatile and will never go out of style.
Jeans are a French-girl staple, and you'll always find a high-waisted straight-leg silhouette in their wardrobes. Bypass the super skinny styles and go for a more relaxed cut.
Effortlessly elegant—French women love to pair loose tailored trousers with heels and sneakers alike—adding a smart touch to even the most casual ensembles.
Another French-girl wardrobe staple? A classic relaxed button-down which we see stylish Parisians wear year round. A style they're likely to skip? Overly fancy party tops.
We don't see too many French girls favor plaid shackets in fall, what we do see is cool leather jackets all over the streets of Paris! From moto silhouettes to relaxed bomber styles, the French love to style them with everything from jeans to skirts and tailored trousers.
Once there's a chill in the air, the cute cardigans come out. Stick to a slightly fitted silhouette in one color rather than long and languid drapes styles.
While cropped blazers are still a trend we're seeing on the fashion crowd, the French tend to stick to oversize, relaxed blazers in neutral hues. Timeless, classic, and cool.
Trench coats will always be a staple synonymous with the French. They'd bypass the puffer vests section at Nordstrom and head straight to the trenches.
Two shoe styles we see time and time again on our favorite French influencers are ballet flats and Mary-Janes—especially when worn with relaxed jeans.
Once the temps get frigid, the long sleek overcoats come out. The low-key luxe coat adds a chic touch to any winter outfit.
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