Hi Vogue, it's Camille Charrière
and this is everything I wear in a week.
So, for my first look,
my signature look, I wanted to show you
something I can wear every day,
so something you can run into me in.
Already, it's winter,
so I wanted to wear something a little more cozy.
The velvet pants are a little bit inspired
by the country house, etc. which are super easy
to wear with anything.
Here I am wearing them with my Samba sneakers,
Adidas, from the capsule collection
with Wales Bonner, a simple white
Ralph Lauren shirt, swiped
from the men's section like I like to do a lot,
and a little tank that goes with it.
I brought my balaclava.
Be careful, because it's not
always easy to avoid looking like an idiot
when you try to put it on.
And I add a jacket that I like to wear
all the time.
This one, the little balaclava,
it's great because you can also
wear it like this, like a little windbreaker.
And what would I wear with it?
It always depends on my mood for the day,
but today, I feel like going
for the Dior, the vintage.
I feel like I change my styles
a little bit, like my shirts,
depending on the time of year
or my mood or whether I feel more French
or English.
It depends on the time of my life.
Simplicity, really,
like I like to wear things that I can't get enough of.
So that's my signature look.
I don't know for how long,
but for now.
My shopping look.
This is also the last piece I bought for myself
when I went shopping, so it's a good fit.
A little vintage dress, I found it on Portobello.
The store is called Karen Vintage.
It's amazing.
It's just dresses like this,
that don't have a brand name,
kind of anonymous dresses.
Here I wore it with little sandals because I thought:
let's pretend we're going for a little drink afterwards
with some girlfriends or to a gallery,
something like that.
But I could also wear it with boots
or something a little more masculine.
Besides, I thought that
since it's pretty cold in London,
I would always bring a big jacket with me.
And this one is cool because of the masculine biker
look, the brown with the pink,
it's a bit of a mix.
So for the bag,
this little vintage Fendi baguette.
I always say that leopard here
in England is like stripes in France.
It's their neutral, actually.
As usual, I mixed a bit of vintage
with some newer pieces.
So the jacket is Prada from last season
and the funky little mules with the glitter butterfly
are Blumarine.
I'm very lucky because I live
on Portobello, well almost
on Portobello, which is really
the perfect area to go vintage shopping
in London.
There are a lot of stores. First, there is the market.
You can find a lot of pieces
from the '90s, from the 2000s.
There is a range of prices, too.
Then, on the same street,
my favorite, but more expensive,
is One of a Kind.
Then there's Karen Vintage where I got this dress.
I also love Rellik which is a little bit further.
Found and Vision, Lovers Lane,
well, really,
the list is super long.
If you want to do a day of shopping
and focus on vintage, this is definitely
the best neighborhood.
So that was a weekend look, definitely to go shopping.
Here's my look for a day of meetings,
something a little more serious but still,
since we're doing a video, I chose something cool.
So this is a Tom Ford Gucci ensemble,
so really my favorite era of fashion.
There's a 3-piece set and a leather bra
underneath that is sublime.
I think black is really beautiful
when it's like that, simple,
sober, with little details
like that.
There, we have
the little leather straps,
it's not a thong because it's really attached
to the dress, but it's a bit
of a thong effect.
And we also see the reminder
of the bra there, too,
that is behind.
So I'm going to stay a little bit
in this aesthetic.
I'm going to put
on a coat, and then I'm going
to grab a bag,
sunglasses, my computer,
in my bag, which I'm going
to drop, obviously, because now we're
on the screen.
A little clip, because I can't stand working
with my hair loose.
I always need to have it pulled back.
I can't concentrate with my hair down.
The bag, I think, also gives
a little '90s touch.
Because anyway, the look is also a bit
inspired by New York in the '90s.
It's a little Prada from that time too,
with the hair a little straight.
The inspiration would be a bit Meg Ryan
or Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy.
Honestly, if I was doing
an interview at Vogue today,
I think that's what I would wear.
If you're looking for a new recruit,
Eugénie, you know where to find me.
The shoes are Blumarine
from the runway.
Maybe if I wanted to be less dressy,
I would wear a pair of boots.
But right now, I wanted
to show you the version that really pops.
Me, again!
We decided to show you a very English look.
One of the reasons why I love living here
is that English women, as we know,
are a little more experimental
with their style, they dare
a little more to wear things
that we wouldn't necessarily dare to wear in France.
So, I wanted to recreate
a look almost of the English uniform,
but in my own way.
I wore little knee-high socks with Mary Janes
from Prada, a little,
gray, vintage Miu Miu skirt
and a little cashmere bra that I wear
a lot at home too when I'm relaxing
on the weekend.
And I was going to put that together
with a little sheer top.
So, you know,
I wear a lot of sheer at night with my dresses,
but since everyone knows I do it and I do it almost
too much, I decided not
to do that today and instead show you more daytime sheer.
So this is a kind of super thin knit layer,
a little metallic, which is vintage too,
which I love.
To complete the look, I thought
a Prince of Wales check coat
like this, which is also Miu Miu,
but from the current season.
And I love the way it's cut,
it's super boxy as they say in English,
so it makes a nice shape.
As for the bag, a small,
silver one.
That way, we bring back a little bit
of color, something a little fun.
And if I decide to reopen the coat like this,
it'll bring back my shades of gray.
And Prada shoes.
So there you go, a very fashionable look.
But hey, we're in London,
we can get away with it.
A mood a little bit vintage and at the same time
super current because it's a little bit
what we are seeing on the catwalk right now.
So that's it.
Date night.
So, I said it earlier,
but I'm a girl who wears a lot of jeans.
This one is my favorite, it's from The Attico.
I love the cut, I love the shape,
I love the fact that it's a little loose,
that I always feel good in.
In this case, I made it a little bit sexier
by wearing it low instead of with a belt.
And my Dolce Gabbana jacket
from the 2000s that was seen on Victoria Beckham
at the time.
Underneath, I just put
on a little white T-shirt from Dôen which is
a little brand from L.A.
And look at the inside of the jacket,
in leopard print.
I just love it.
And as a side story, You know, I had
a dinner for Victoria Beckham
during Fashion Week and I thought,
what if I go to dinner wearing
the Dolce jacket?
I wanted to see her reaction.
And indeed, at one point
during the dinner, she comes
and sits next to us, and she sees the jacket,
and she says "Oh, that's mine!"
And I tell her, "No,
it's not yours!
But it is indeed the same one".
And she says to me: "But is it for me?",
are you going to give it to me?
And I was like: no, no,
it's mine.
Well, I started
with ballerinas because I wanted
to show you the loose jeans, ballerinas effect
that I think is so cool.
But as they say
when going on a date, I'm going to make
an effort for once, and I'm going to wear heels.
These are little Chanel denim shoes.
I love the heel, the heel is silver like this.
I think it's super cute.
And I also love the idea of a pair
of jeans that, when they fall,
almost cover the shoe.
I wore these jeans on my first date
with my husband.
These were the ones I wore.
I always wore jeans on my first dates.
I don't know, it's a little
good luck charm thing, I don't know,
a little superstitious thing.
So, the accessories:
little, silver bag that I carry
all the time, I find it super easy.
I carry it both in the evening
and during the day.
I also like the fact that it's tiny
with a look like that.
That way, the bag doesn't take
up any space.
So that was my look for going out for a drink
with my boyfriend, going to dinner
and doing something a little romantic.
The evening wear, the pièce de résistance.
I said no flowers, but well,
I fell in love with this Galliano dress too,
I think, it's a Dior.
I find it really sublime, hyper romantic,
hyper feminine, fluid.
You can also play a little bit
with the zipper.
I mixed it with small Loewe heels,
they were my favorite heels of the show a season ago.
And it's true that I find them a bit surreal.
As there are little flowery patterns
on the dress, I thought it could
be fun to pair it with the little flowers
on the heel.
That's it.
I put it on, also,
with my little cross, which is a necklace
that I wear a lot.
Those of you who follow me on Instagram know
that there is a crazy story.
I lost it in Paris one day, completely by chance
in the street.
And several months later, I returned to Paris
on my last fitting day for my wedding dress.
And I was walking down the street
on the phone and I looked
in a window
and I saw the cross in a little store,
you know, that sells expensive jewelry.
And so I walk into the store
and I ask the guy, "Where did you get that?"
And he tells me that someone found it
and sold it to him.
So there you go, I had to buy it back,
unfortunately.
So it means even more to me because it reminds
me of that special moment I had the week
before my wedding, where everything was
almost there, but not yet.
So it's kind of a mystical thing.
So the second-hand necklace,
the Dior dress, the Loewe shoes
and the little Chanel earrings
for my evening look.
And finally, the weekend look.
So I don't know if this is the hangover look
or the one you wear to the airport.
It works for both.
With little ballet flats
because I think it gives a little retro cute side
and a big sweater like this, in which
we can feel good.
The Vuitton, the Speedy,
with the cherries I was talking
about earlier, which is great,
which adds a little bit of color.
It's true that, otherwise,
the look is a little dark.
I also find that the most
inspiring looks on the internet
from celebrities, well at least
in the archives, are the airport looks,
Meg Ryan, Julia Roberts,
Demi Moore, Gwyneth Paltrow.
And actually, it's kind of cool
to see what celebrities
were wearing at the airport
at that time, because they didn't have
a stylist, so it's really
their own style.
And the sunglasses, they're vintage Gucci
from the Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy era,
so it's another great person to look up to at the airport.
So this is the look to go for a stroll
on the weekend or to go
to the airport.
And that's it.
My mom wouldn't be happy if she knew I
was showing you sweatpants, but that's just
the way it is!
There you go, I hope you enjoyed it.
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