Hello, my name is Sophie Fontanel.
The Vogue teams have walked around Paris,
filmed a lot of people, a lot of looks and they've asked me to react.
My name is November Ultra, Nova to my friends.
And today I'm going to talk about how I'm dressed.
So, today I'm wearing my bucket hat that I love so much, and I have a spare one,
which is from Monki.
I love Monki, because they make pieces that go up to size 22.
A woman like Ester Manas who worked on that,
or even, I saw at the Jacquemus show,
he really does that too, with string adjustments in the clothes.
He's working on that. It's really important.
Actually, it won't fly any more to do looks
that are only pretty if they're on a girl who's completely skinny.
My trousers, I think, are from Asos Curve.
Love them.
My top is Monki.
My hoodie that I love is Lazy Oaf.
It's a British brand that's so great.
Be careful with the shipping costs and customs fees.
And then, my super waist bag where I can put my whole life inside,
it's from Make My Lemonade.
I love it. Honestly, since I got it, I think I'm using it everywhere.
I have everything in it, all the time, all the time, and it's shiny too,
which is my passion.
And then, love to live in Converse.
So, these are fluffy Converse.
I feel like there's a bit of a revival of the skinny fit that's coming back a lot.
And I just hope that young girls and young men...
May fashion never have an adverse effect on people's mental and physical health.
About the influence of fashion on people's mental health,
in general, when people feel very bad, at a point in time,
they don't care about how they dress.
So, it's more of a sign of mental health to be concerned about your appearance.
You have to think about it when you see people passing by
who look like they're dressed in a completely crazy way.
Before you say, "Oh, my God, he's not well."
Well, maybe it's the other way around.
Maybe he's doing much better than we are.
Hi, my name is Luc. I'm a photographer.
I live in Saint-Germain-des-Prés.
So now I have a pair of Guidi.
It's an Italian brand that makes handmade shoes.
I have a pair of Uniqlo U trousers for women.
This is from Cos.
This is H&M, I think.
This young man is raising a very important issue without saying it,
it's that he is describing two things that are handmade.
And then, of course, like everyone else, because now nobody dares to say it.
But then, like everybody else, he has H&M clothes and Uniqlo clothes.
What is important is the question:
should we completely stop buying from these brands?
He does exactly what I do, he's buying there reasonably.
What we want is to get things moving within these brands.
And this is a brand called Kanghyuk.
It's a jacket made of car airbags, actually.
I have rings.
This is a ring that should be worn in pairs like this.
It's a jaw.
- Of course, it's a jaw. - That's a brand of a guy from Los Angeles
whose name is Jakob Hetzer.
It's not that famous, but he does very cool things.
And then, vintage Prada glasses.
What he's doing is great, it's quite a mix.
... of dresses and kilts on men, I think it's really cool.
And I think people don't dare to wear them too much.
Ah, but I could see him in a kilt.
I don't think I fit in with the style of Saint-Germain-des-Prés...
Well, that's an understatement.
Here, people dress in a classic shirt, loafers, raw jeans and...
I was about to say that.
He found a good deal to live in Saint-Germain-des-Prés,
but he's still a bit different.
If I could define my style in three words, it would be :
atypical, contemporary and aerodynamic.
Aerodynamic.
He dares in his own way, that is, it's hardly noticeable.
It's a very subtle way of shaking up the codes, actually.
When he says he wants to wear a kilt, maybe he'll put on a kilt.
He doesn't have it yet.
It would be fun in Saint-Germain-des-Prés,
because nothing is more conservative than the milieu of Saint-Germain-des-Prés.
My name is Tianyi Liu.
I live in Paris. I am a photographer.
At first glance, I see the hair, obviously.
So, the hair is a garment.
And I see right after that I'm going to be very, very interested.
It's someone from my club.
Today, there is a Puma dress inside.
On the outside, it's vintage.
So, it's for men.
- But I like having it like that. - I could have said she was wearing vintage.
The shoes are Prada.
The bag is a Jil Sander.
A short course on shoes.
We used to look at people's shoes to judge them.
We used to say that we knew the social class of a person.
As if we were judging people on the social class, it's not glorious.
Now, we can no longer do that.
Whether you are the head of Apple or you're...
You are a teenager, anyway, you have trainers.
You can no longer tell where people come from by their shoes.
On the other hand, we can guess their level of sophistication madness.
I wear black most of the time.
Because my hair is already coloured, I don't want to have too much colour on me.
People who have completely fantastic hair like her, with this dye,
in fact, are often people who are amazingly capable of dressing...
of being very sober.
To be low profile, as they say, really, about everything else.
Hi, I'm Jae Lee.
- I'm from Boston, Massachusetts. - I'm absolutely in love with this look.
I'm 18 years old, I just graduated Milton Academy,
and I'm here, in Paris, for a trip with my friends.
It's a freedom in the way of dressing that doesn't fit at all
with the way Parisians dress most of the time.
There you have my American PJ pants,
I have my Lucky Jeans shirt, I wear this everywhere.
John Varvatos scarf.
And this hoodie that I wear pretty much every day.
And I have some blue light glasses as well.
We're not going to change society,
if we say that everything can evolve except us.
What he does, you can do it.
Just try the yellow and red.
This is a...
...Treasure & Bond cap.
We very much like the fact that he checks the mark
on the inside of his cap.
You know, I like to wear a lot of comfortable clothes.
Also, a lot of colours, contrasting colours.
Something that pops and makes people...
catch their attention.
For those of you in level one
and would like to move this boy's level two, or six, or seven,
you take things a little bit randomly, like this and put them on.
And you'll be surprised to find that it makes you look amazing
if you were to put it in a magazine.
My name is Drielly.
I'm Brazilian.
I've been living in Paris for ten years.
I am a model, and I am also an artist.
I like that she says: "I'm a model and I'm a bit of an artist."
I think there is a new generation of models who are beyond the scope of their profession
and it makes them more interesting on the catwalk.
And I think it's going to change the way the models walk.
Today I'm wearing a self-made sarong.
I paint on the canvas and then print it.
Chanel boots.
The jacket is...
Wrangler ?
Yes.
This is a Uniqlo top.
Comfortable.
Ofr. Cap and Chanel bag.
I like to be comfortable.
So, my necklace is kind of my amulet.
Right?
A friend of mine made it for me.
She gave it to me for my birthday last year and I love it.
With all its colours.
I hardly ever take it off.
I could have guessed she wasn't French.
Not just because she's so tall.
But there's something in the way she dresses
that makes me think of Latin America.
I went to Buenos Aires, I went to Rio
and there are many girls like that who wear very patterned fabrics.
We don't do that much in Paris.
Which has become, by the way, because the French don't do it much,
something incredibly hype.
My name is Keegan.
I am 20.
I'm originally from Cergy.
I didn't try too hard today.
I wanted to be quite comfortable.
I put on a pair of jeans that I wear almost every day.
They're Carhartt and I got them in a thrift store.
Of course.
What did he get at Emmaüs?
A Carhartt.
It must have cost me 5 euros, something like that, at Emmaüs.
Dickies and Carhartt, we couldn't find them.
We all wanted these trousers, the Carpenter pants, but we couldn't find them.
And we'd see it on rappers, and we'd be like, "Where the hell did he get them?"
When we found one in a thrift store, yeah, it was great.
Except you had to have an eye for it.
Then I have a t-shirt that I also bought at a thrift store.
That I also like.
I bought it at Emmaüs too.
Then I have a hoodie that I bought from Los Angeles Apparel.
Then I have a bag.
A Telfar that has lived too much.
But I put it on all the time because it's a practical bag:
you can put everything inside.
So today I have a toiletry bag.
I have a bottle of water.
I have a sketchbook.
I have a deodorant, charger.
It's a mess, there's everything, there are receipts.
It matches me well.
All the stuff he's got in his bag...
The world is turning upside down.
That is, girls don't have a bag anymore
and boys have their toiletry bag in their bags.
I don't know, I think it's pretty good.
On my feet, I have Gucci loafers, I bought them second hand,
because we don't have the money to buy them new.
We are incredibly lucky that people who have money, a lot of money,
buy things that they get tired of very quickly.
And then it goes into the second hand.
There are people who specialize in that,
who will track them down, who will buy them and sell them in vintage shops.
So, the reputation of a brand, it's also made on the second hand, actually.
What struck me in all the looks I've just seen,
very often, except for in red and yellow,
they are people who, very often,
they were chosen because they have something unusual about them,
but they barely pushed through.
You didn't pick the craziest people.
Some people might already be thinking: "Oh dear, I could never do that."
It's almost a new classicism coming.
Thanks to all the people at Vogue, who are around me,
for inviting me to comment on these looks.
It's a pleasure.
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I did it.