A Former Nordstrom Buyer Just Went to Paris and Saw These 8 Items Everywhere

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Susie Wright

On Wright: Rag & Bone vest

"Tailored vests are a stylish staple that Parisian women were wearing while out and about. I saw several matching sets, either with shorts or trousers, for a sleek, modern look. Another favorite outfit was a vest-and-slip-skirt combo—absolutely loved the look." — Wright

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On Wright: Frank & Eileen shirt

"This layering staple is sooo versatile. Whether it's a classic white style or a French striped button-down, these wardrobe staples belong in everyone's closet. Stylish French women were wearing them with everything from straight-leg denim to tailored shorts to trousers and looking fabulous, of course." — Wright

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On Wright: Loewe tote

"The minute I got off the plane, I noticed everyone was carrying a large tote bag. There was a mix of raffia, structured totes and designer styles, and they all looked super cool. And why not? They're functional, practical, and super stylish." — Wright

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On Wright: Anthropologie skirt

"Skirts are having a resurgence this year, and I saw many different styles in Paris, from longer denim skirts to slip skirts to shorter styles. Talk about an easy way to give your wardrobe an instant update." — Wright

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On Wright: Mother jeans

"Many women were wearing straight-leg jeans with either sandals or ballet flats—so chic! Try the Mother Dazzlers or Levi's denim. On top, try a tank with an oversize blazer, a button-down shirt, or a T-shirt and trench." — Wright

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On Wright: Alexander McQueen sneakers

"Sneakers are still the casual shoe of choice in Paris (and everywhere). Style girls were wearing them with dresses, skirts, shorts, trousers… You name it. Of-the-moment brands include Veja, On, Nike, and New Balance." — Wright

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On Wright: Vince shorts

"There were tailored shorts everywhere in Paris, from museums to cafés to the dinner boat cruise we took on the Seine. They were casually paired with a simple tank and slide sandals or dressed up with blazers and a low heel." — Wright

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On Wright: Aritzia trousers

"Trousers are having a moment, and I saw them everywhere in Paris. They were paired with everything from ribbed tanks to coordinating vests and even button-down shirts worn open like a jacket." — Wright