Hi, I'm Nami
and today, we're seated on a sunny terrace
to talk to Vogue about the looks we've seen on the streets.
A '70s look today, I took out the rain coat because it's raining.
This is a green leather coat from my shop,
because I have a thrift shop, a 1970s thrift shop,
- ...it shows in my look today. - I'll go to your thrift shop!
I found this little bag just now,
maybe five, ten minutes ago, in the thrift shop I went to.
- It's a vintage Gucci from the '70s... - It's so beautiful!
...that matches my shirt and trousers.
I love this girl's look, it's very Gucci, with the long leather coat.
And she did a very, very subtle trick
by matching the colours with the bag, the blouse, the glasses.
Honestly, it's hot!
Today, I'm only wearing clothes that I made.
I love it!
Paired with a little skirt, a little top that I painted.
I've been making my own clothes for a year and a half, two years.
This girl is so chic.
Frankly, she has an aura about her, that's very Parisian as well.
I can be very feminine and then the next day,
when I'm a bit lazy, I'll wear huge trousers
and oversized t-shirts, so it really depends on the mood of the day.
It's very feminine and at the same time it's comfortable.
I just love the '70s look, the grunge look with the frayed tights
and the fact that she's making her own clothes,
it's awesome.
When I get dressed, I like having a bold piece.
The colour of her boots brings another vision to the look,
less rock'n'roll, less grungy, but very '70s.
I only wear used clothes, I only wear second-hand clothes.
In fact, the pieces that I make are all second-hand clothes
that I collect and bleach.
That's what's great about the streets of Paris,
nowadays, everyone can promote,
through their clothes, what they do.
Here, she's running, I love this girl.
I want to meet you, young lady!
I bought all this in a thrift shop.
A small wool coat, a small pair of jeans, small boots.
- Everything is small! - Everything is small, that's what I was going to say!
The shirt, I like the wide collar like this.
I try to look good, we're in Paris, so we should try to shine.
Well, he's doing it very well.
I think he does shine.
He has a very chic look, very elegant, but still bohemian.
He could be a writer.
I've been told to break up the black - I really like black -,
I was told wearing black is easy, add some colour and it's the detail that slays.
To me, he's bohemian-chic.
With that shirt, he could go to an interview
or even a party.
And the little messenger bag, I think it's very, very cool.
Today, I'm wearing a floral jumpsuit from Asos.
I'm wearing Nike Air Force Ones,
I have a little white turtleneck.
I'm also carrying a bag from Off-White.
Honestly, I don't think I have a specific dress code.
I like to mix and match my clothing.
We can see that.
She mixes streetwear with Parisian chic.
I wear a lot of jumpsuits
simply because I find them easy to wear
and I'm super comfortable in them.
I also like everything that's comfy.
These flowery combinations remind me a bit of British flowers,
the liberty style mixed with the trainers, the Air Force Ones.
It's with her accessories, that she defines her look.
Really, there's no right look for me,
whether it's used, new, expensive.
There's simply no dress code.
She defines her look with the trainers and the bag.
She could have worn her outfit with boots or heels,
and it would have been a different look, so she understood how it worked.
I'm wearing an Acne dress, from the last collection, I think.
Mules that I got on Vinted...
- ...and the cut-out sleeve of a jumper. - She has a very Scandinavian style...
...while remaining feminine.
It was a jumper with little strings, etc.
And when I have jumpers that I don't like to wear,
I often reuse the sleeves or parts of them to make skirts,
legwarmers, sleeves and accessories.
It's very ingenious.
She wants to play with asymmetry;
a side that's hidden, another that's not,
like what she's also doing with the earrings.
You can really tell that it describes her personality.
In any case, it's an extension of her personality.
My look of the day,
I always mix sportswear with a blazer or a classic coat
and it's comfortable for me to move.
I can wear this blazer every day, it's very nice,
it's very easy to match with my other clothes.
She's got a streetwear-chic look.
That's how I would describe it, because of that jacket.
And I prefer cargo pants because they have a lot of pockets,
I can take my stuff anywhere.
It's important to wear clothes you are comfortable in.
The purpose of clothes is to feel good.
Dr. Martens, they're classic.
It's the icon of the urban look.
Rings, always, I wear three or four rings every day.
That's my identity.
I really like this style, it's a bit masculine, feminine,
and above all, it's a functional and comfortable look.
Firstly, all my clothes are second-hand.
My shoes, I bought them on Vinted.
She's so cute.
My bag, I found it at a flea market.
My jacket, I found it at Emmaüs, my jumper at a thrift store.
I like to play with materials and get inspiration from the music I listen to.
I love the grungy look inspired by the music world,
you can tell.
Especially because she's entirely wearing used clothes.
This is a jumper that I found in a thrift shop and that I frayed
because I find it interesting
how the threads fall on the different outfits
that I'm wearing with this jumper.
She's given it a new lease of life
by trimming the edges of her jumper, so that's really, really cool.
Today's look is something that's very rain appropriate.
Definitely.
I went for a waterproof-fabric bag
and suede shoes too.
I like this girl's sense of humour!
For the more functional items, I have a jacket from ARC'TERYX .
This skirt is second-hand, which is from Jennyfer,*
I think, with ties, with pockets,
for the trek or hiker look.
She's got a very urban look, I like it a lot.
Plus, her look is very functional
with all those pockets on her skirt.
This is from a friend who is a designer, who upcycles,
so this is a bag that was made from discarded fabric.
Sometimes, I like to have a monochromatic look
and add a statement piece, which, today, is my bag.
I love accessories, but they're always the same,
this Vuitton bracelet to be fancy!
This comes from mum's drawer, grandma's drawer, the rings too.
It's so great that today, we can actually upcycle
and it's specifically the new generation who's aware of this.
I'm a '70s girl.
For me, it's really the era of freedom,
a period when you weren't scared to show who you were
and to represent it through clothes.
So, I love the girl who has her thrift shop.
I loved the fact that you could see freedom,
colour, freshness in her look,
and especially, that there's this awareness on the streets,
about upcycling and second-hand pieces.
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