Comment adopter l’allure « Emily in Paris » sans surcharge ?

Choisissez un accent unique (dentelle ajourée, encolure contrastée, perles fines) et gardez le reste en nuance. Miser sur un tombé fluide, des teintes naturelles et un accessoire en soie suffit à signer la silhouette.

Quelles pièces Misciano privilégier pour une journée complète ?

Une robe-chemise beige ceinturée, un foulard en soie court, et une couche légère pour la fin de journée : vous traversez la ville sans rupture.

Comment entretenir la dentelle et le crêpe ?

Lavage délicat à froid dans un filet, essorage doux et séchage à plat. Repassage léger sur l’envers pour le crêpe ; éviter la chaleur directe sur la dentelle et utiliser une pattemouille si nécessaire.

The style lessons from Emily in Paris: 5 Misciano outfits for a capital look

Les leçons de style d’Emily in Paris : 5 tenues Misciano pour une allure capitale - Misciano

The 5 Style Lessons from Emily in Paris: Misciano Outfits for a Capital Look

There is Paris and its light, then there is this way of dressing that captures movement — a collar that opens, a highlighted waist, a fabric that plays with the sun. Emily in Paris popularized a joyful and assertive view of femininity. At Misciano, we retain the essence: the desire to create wearable silhouettes, in exceptional materials with fluid drape, with precise cuts that respect the body. Here are five lessons to build a Parisian wardrobe — from the office to the rooftop — with softness and elegance.

Our playground: long dresses that graze the ankle without ever weighing down, shirts with a satin sheen, second-skin tops, light cardigans to sculpt the silhouette, silk scarves to punctuate the ensemble, and skirts that draw verticality. The Parisian look plays in nuance: a muted shine, a naturally placed waist, a free gesture.

Controlled Light

The camera loves fabrics that catch the light without imposing it. For a measured "Emily" effect: a slightly open satin shirt over a soft top, a short scarf tied at the neck, and fluid bottoms. Sand, ivory, golden beige, and deep black tones create a refined and easy-to-mix palette — explore our shirts, tops, and scarves.

The Line Above All

Parisian elegance is seen in verticality: a neat hem, a high waist, a crisp drape. Whether you opt for a soft pencil skirt or straight pants, the line naturally elongates the silhouette. A short dress with a discreet slit suggests movement, without unnecessary effects.

Subtle Layering

A thin cardigan over a shirt, a second-skin top under a shirt-dress: layering creates rhythm and sculpts the look. Add a silk square as a headband or tied on a bag handle for a pop of color. It's the art of the right accessory.

Measured Boldness

Emily dares, but keeps a sense of balance: an openwork texture on a simple cut, a backless neckline with a fluid drape, beaded embroidery on a clean line. The idea: one focal point, everything else in nuance. Browse our dresses to choose the accent that suits you.

From Day to Night, Seamlessly

As in the series, we go from the office to dinner without completely changing: unbutton the shirt, add a silky scarf, swap the ballet flat for a thin sandal. Misciano materials — linen, crepe, openwork lace — keep up with the pace. A light cardigan is enough to balance the ensemble.

Silhouette Misciano sous la lumière de Paris : robe-chemise ceinturée, foulard en soie court, ligne fluide. — © Misciano Paris

Parisian allure: precision of the cut, freedom of movement

What strikes in Emily in Paris is the controlled spontaneity. A belted shirt dress, a well-balanced skirt, a scarf that brightens the face: each element converses with the others, without overload. Misciano dresses play the card of fluidity; the shirts pose the shine with restraint; the cardigans ensure a smooth transition from day to evening.

Palette & textures: harmony before contrast

Our essentials favor bright and natural shades: vanilla white, honey beige, soft khaki, deep black. The textures — openwork lace, smooth crepe, textured linen — create the relief that the camera loves, while the cut remains sharp. A silk scarf brings the point of light, to be worn short or as a headband.