I have a passion for clothes.
I look for people who look good to me.
There's always someone who passes by with a great look.
I'm wearing a denim jacket, a white T-shirt underneath.
I like fairly neutral colours.
She's really great, she is.
I also like the fabric of the jeans since with fabrics,
I really like either cotton, or denim or linen.
I really like the detail here, the detail.
Huge detail.
The detail is huge.
Since I dress in neutral colours, it's easier to do
anything with my hair.
And this colour happened quite unexpectedly.
I didn't expect it at all, it wasn't in my plans.
She's great.
This girl, for me, is a little bit of everything I love
because she invents herself and above all, she's not afraid.
This girl is not trying,
she is embarking on an adventure of herself.
When I see someone like that on the street,
I immediately want to become her friend.
Here, I have a tie, it was my grandfather's.
Oh gosh, beautiful.
He used to have lots of clothes like that, I really have a lot of his clothes.
Then, this is a jacket that I bought, I don't know, a little while ago.
I like it.
I like to put layers on top of layers.
So I have a big black coat and...
I like it.
It's a bit like Kylo Ren in Star Wars.
I have gaiters.
I used them in my dance classes.
I'm wearing them now because it's cold.
These trousers...
The trousers are extraordinary.
It's a kind of wool.
I like them.
This boy is absolutely extraordinary.
He represents a lot of young people.
These are my rings.
There's one I found at a garage sale,
this one was my mother's.
And this bag was my grandmother's.
Ah, the little Prada bag.
What I think is fabulous, is that we're always talking about "no gender".
Young people trying not to lock themselves in what could be male or female.
He sees a handbag, he likes it, he carries it.
For his sake, I hope all this will last.
I've seen so many people line up.
I think this generation isn't going to let others settle them down.
There.
My look, I really like the 70s, it's really my thing.
I like it when it shows a lot.
I don't like sobriety at all.
I really like colours.
I like to vary from time to time.
I'm not always dressed in the 70s, but sometimes in the 50s too.
But I always like to be well-dressed,
even at night and all.
They're both amazing.
I really like that.
Then there's the very important question of the hairstyle.
People who have great haircuts,
they often cut their own hair, at first.
They have to invent so much that they do it to themselves.
Hair grows back and so you can do whatever you want.
She's so self-confident.
Maybe because they're in love.
That's why.
They love each other, they are both so self-confident.
And besides, they have almost the same haircut.
It's funny.
She's a bit extreme in him.
So my look is colorful, as you can see,
it's super versatile and I love mixing colours,
textures.
Really, I don't set myself any limits.
And I understand her.
Today, I've put my favourite pieces on.
And this is a skirt that I love, it's a Dries Van Noten one.
It's really nice to wear.
And I love flowery patterns like that.
It's really pretty.
It's so cute.
And what I love is the idea that all of a sudden, a branded piece,
instead of being an external sign of wealth is your find,
you love it to the moon and back because it was hard to find.
This is a jumper that my mother gave me and it suits me really well.
It's very soft, made of wool, pink, I love it.
There is something in the little cardigan that comes from her mother.
It's not a crop top.
It's really something that looks like a little Jacquemus cardigan.
And so, what I love is that she doesn't mention a brand,
she may not even have it in mind, and that come into your imagination.
That makes it possible to wear any clothes.
I'm wearing a black blazer, a black dress as well, a long one.
On top of that, a short bi-material jumper, a brooch as a small detail.
I love how she spontaneously describes what she's wearing.
That's generous.
I have a rather street-chic look.
Nowadays, it's probably one of my favourite styles,
the casual side, in general, I wear it below
with green trousers.
I love green with white trainers to give it some brightness
and lighten up.
Then upwards, I like to give it a more skinny look,
close to the body, with the chic side, even though it's very simple,
a little black turtleneck.
This thing about wearing black, it's a trick
because when you are wearing black, you feel slimmer sometimes,
you feel like you're suddenly more elegant.
But it's not obvious.
And these women are chic
because they're simply chic.
I wear a lot of men's clothes
because I like how they fit.
Sometimes I think that women's clothes
aren't not very well cut, they're too girly.
She's so right.
On a female body, I like a bit of a masculine garment.
I sewed this myself.
It's pretty rough.
But there you go.
This is a shirt from my father and this, I completely...
everything is from a thrift store.
I mean, really, Guerrisol all the way, yes, all the way.
What strikes me is that people always say:
"Ah, if you don't have the money, you can't dress well."
It's the other way around.
When you have the money, you make 4,000 euro mistakes.
When you don't have the money, you make genius moves for 5 euros.
You just have to like it.
I need to be readable.
I need to be understood.
What she says is beautiful, it really is.
The colours have to be right.
It has to fit well the body and often loose clothes
fit everybody, they do.
They move with you, I mean, they're not too tight.
Giant things, it's true, they fit everyone.
She's swimming in her clothes and that allows her to swim in the crowd.
So, this girl,
even if I hadn't heard her voice and I hadn't known
she was English-speaking, or at least not French,
I would have guessed right away she wasn't French.
She's talking about thrift shops, you get them in the US and in England,
and that's where you find these old-fashioned clothes.
In fact, everything she has is old-fashioned.
And it's not even back in fashion.
The look that stands out the most for me is the young man's with the leather jacket
because he inspires me.
It's instructive.
We can talk for hours about what the essence of Parisian style is.
What so great about Parisians
is that they do unusual things,
but they seem to be ordinary.
That's our brilliance.