I went on a trip to Paris and these are the clothes I saw everywhere

TRENDSThe most popular clothes and accessories in Paris today? 6 pieces in particular are seen non-stop in the concept stores of the moment and on the streets of the French capital

By Mayte Salido

I've been to Paris many (many) times, but I always feel like it's my first. The city of light (and fashion) is an infinite and incomparable cultural walk that houses all possible artistic innovations that leave no one indifferent. In the field of fashion, for those who, like me, break down the trends of each season, detecting common patterns and looking for a specific stylistic phenomenon, Paris becomes an absolute and definitive source of inspiration, a huge fashion and lifestyle showcase that It is always up to date and reflects the trends of the moment. That is the reason why each trip to the French capital is a unique and different experience in which, of course, it is of great importance to pay attention and do a real job of coolhunting. The clothes and accessories that are currently being worn the most in Paris? 6 pieces in particular are seen non-stop.

Kith's clothes

Kith, the New York store created by Ronnie Fieg and specializing in sneakers (yes, it's every sneaker lover's dream), recently opened its first boutique in Paris. The special space has more than 16,000 m2, is located in the elegant and emblematic Pershing Hall Hotel (on Pierre Charron street) and has been designed by the architectural firm Snarkitecture. The store has not taken long to become the new meeting point of the fashion industry and the recent obsession of insiders. His pieces begin to be seen non-stop on the streets of Paris.

BUY: Kith Bucket Hat (€65)

Clogs and, specifically, Birkenstock clogs

Clogs have positioned themselves as the most fashionable shoes of 2021 thanks to the comfort that prevails in footwear (in times of new normality). The firms that have reinvented clogs are many and diverse, however, if there is one model that triumphs over the others on the streets of Paris and in the looks of those who know the most about fashion, it is, without a doubt, the Boston model from Birkenstock. .

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BUY: Birkestock Boston clogs (€95)

Ami's sweatshirts and jumpers

The firm Ami, founded by Alexandre Mattiussi in 2010 and known for its strong French essence and for mixing classic and elegant pieces with more casual pieces, is one of the favorites of the Parisians. Her sweatshirts and jumpers are widely seen in the French capital and, furthermore, currently, at Galeries Lafayette Haussmann, Ami stars in an extraordinary set design under the Gallery's legendary dome.

BUY: Ami sweatshirt at Farftech (€170)

Cowboy boots

The western aesthetic will be an absolute trend this fall. But for Parisians it is nothing new. This style is one of the fetishes of French firms such as Isabel Marant or Chloé and a recurring option for Parisians. Cowboy boots are going strong in the capital in the vintage stores of Le Marais (the ultimate meeting point for Generation Z) and in new specialist stores like Shiloh Heritage, a French label launched in 2019 by designer Johanna Touitou (who previously worked at Chloé, Sonia Rykiel and Elie Saab) where handmade cowboy boots that stand out for their infinite comfort and their cool accent are the absolute protagonists.

BUY: Shiloh Heritage cowboy boots (€565)

Maison Kitsuné's garments

Kitsuné, founded in 2002, is a fashion label (Maison Kitsuné), a music label (Kitsuné Musique) and a café (Café Kitsuné). Its comfortable and relaxed designs (starring the characteristic fox as a logo) have won over Parisians for years and continue to top the capital's trend charts.

BUY: Maison Kitsuné T-shirt (€80)

Jean jumpsuits and dungarees

Jean jumpsuits and dungarees are synonymous with the effortless essence of Parisian style. The reason? They solve stylistic dilemmas in a matter of seconds, achieving an easy, comfortable and flattering look. Without thinking too much. Thus, it is a recurring option for Parisians both for a casual look (combining them with sneakers) and for an evening look (betting on sandals or high-heeled boots).

BUY: Jumpsuit by A.P.C (€350)

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