In my Her Campus McGill interview, I discuss the serious French influence I’ve embraced since moving to Montreal. The French attitude towards dressing is admirable for a multitude of reasons. The red lip paired with messy hair and no makeup exudes a sort of confidence that nobody else can seem to achieve.
While the boyfriend jeans-blazer-heels look made famous by the French is unarguably cool, however, I’ve been more interested in classic, retro French looks. My preference for the past of course took Montreal’s French style inspiration and twisted it into a 60’s French attitude that I sometimes try to integrate into my outfits. I think my fondness for it comes from the tiny voice in my head that wants to add a bit of polish to every outfit I put on. 
For this winter look, I took a suede mini – very reminiscent of the 60’s – and paired it with a tailored Peacoat I stole from my mom’s closet. The flats and turtleneck, both classic French essentials, were thrown in for that extra Parisian flare. And if I’m being honest, the hat and socks are primarily for warmth. I can’t show a winter look that’s going to make you totally freeze! 
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Loooooove this outfit! Tres chic! And I’m totally with you about loving the 60’s French inspiration. Absolutely my favorite. ❤️
Aw thank you! It’s such a great source of inspo for me when I can’t think of anything to wear – can give an piece a good sense of purpose!
This outfit is absolutely pretty! And so are you. I am looking forward more outfits from you!
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Great interview, Eva Chen is one of my favourites as well! Also, I am so intrigued by your style – this flats/sock combo has me swooning.
Aw thank you so much!