I've Lived in Paris for 6 Weeks Now —Here's Everything I've Worn

A trench coat is a forever staple anywhere in the world but especially in Paris. This is one I've acquired recently. Between the considered fabrication, length and sway I can tell it will be in my collection for many years to come.

French women always favour deeper denim tones. When they're not donning vintage Levis 501, you'll see them in styles of a similar ilk.

The silk scarf fashioned to the side is Parisian styling at its finest. Add a trench coat and indigo denim and your look is complete. You can also use this as a twilly on the nook of your bag, or hair accessory - the styling possibilities are endless.

I tried these on in-store and they look very sleek. The most impressive feature is the double-band adjuster.

A crisp poplin shirt is the ultimate transitional piece. I particularly love this pocketless style and it has just the right amount of fabric.

You won't get a better date night dress than this. I've been getting ample wear out of my ecru Romy Midi and the dark version adds a gothic, albeit romantic feel.

Come rain or shine, you'll see me in pearl jewels.

This knit has an air of designer about it. You'll always need a knit for the unpredictable weather.

COS's best-selling trousers have been restocked again. Take it from me, it really is worth the hype and easily comparable to tailored trousers from designer names. An impressive feature is the adjustable waistband tucked into the inner seam.

Celine's Triomphe Sunglasses have been on my wish list for many years, so it was only fitting to purchase them at its Rue Duphot store here in Paris. The oval frame lends a vintage lilt to every outfit and their classic frame makes them suitable for wear year-round.

Basics are sensible investments year-round and Tencel is my favourite fabrication for these styles - it's sustainable and breathable - a win-win.

It serves me well that the maxi skirt phenomenon is taking off this year as I have plenty of much-loved maxis. Although it's not traditional French styling, I like to pair my maxi skirts with blouson sleeve knits and shirts.

Jane Birkin made the basket bag a French-style staple but during the colder months, I continue to cling to the sentiment. Woven leather bags make it easy to enjoy the style no matter the season, so you can make this piece work hard.

At Who What Wear, we're riding the wave of the ballet flats and this pair by Porte & Paire is proving popular. You won't find a more versatile and sleek flat.

I know I'll wear and love this dress forever.

Rouje's latest collection includes summery pieces, including wrap and tea dresses synonymous with French style.

Ninety Percent pieces keep on getting better. Their latest drop features ruched pieces that are fashion-forward yet timeless.

Although I'm not a mini-girl, there's something nostalgic about referring to the popular noughties style. I enjoy the grown-up pairing of miniskirts with high-knee boots and a slight flash of skin. 

This Grecian-inspired dress is easy-wearing and elegant. I'd wear this for meetings in the city and picnics.

Although trench coats are typically belted, there's something chic and understated about this oversized silhouette. I'd style it with a silk scarf like this, straight-leg indigo jeans and the Roger Vivier pumps.

The perfect dancing shoes!

You'll find women in on-the-knee co-ords around every corner of Paris.

If you're looking for a sculpted fit with slip dresses, opt for a bias cut. It will cling to all of your curves in the most delicate way. The spaghetti straps add a further dainty detail to this frock.

Totême accessories are as impressive as its apparel. The newly released leather belt has a glossy lacquer that pops against the gold hardware. Use it to belt anything from your blazers to dresses.

A high-quality denim jacket you can wear with jeans and dresses alike.

Take crochet knits from the beach to the city. Dress this style up with slingbacks and a relaxed denim jacket.

Full silhouette skirts are increasing in popularity thanks to the trends. I adopted full skirts as part of my staple uniform many moons ago as I adore the pronounced look and exaggerated features. The waist tie is a favourable detail as you can fashion a bow at the waist for added interest.

Although I didn't pack this exact pair with me I certainly wish I had them to pack. Roger Vivier pumps are synonymous with Parisian style and people wear them throughout the year with jeans and dresses.

I adore co-ords, particularly in natural fabrications.

Pair the Ramie skirt with the aforementioned top or a fitted white T-shirt.

Okay, so now I see and believe the hype. What's even better than the shaping is that it's available in a wide range of sizes. Pair it with an oversized blazer and slingbacks and you have an easy (and chic) date night outfit.

Broderie anglaise makes clothing instantly summery.

I wore similar shoes to a jazz club and felt like I stepped right out of La La Land.

I'm not typically a floral girl but come summer certain designs appeal to me. Bold motifs have a grown-up feel and can be worn casually and for weddings.

If you want to replicate the Jane Birkin bag aesthetic, look no further.

Aligne's best-selling Gilda trench coat has been restocked once more. It's the piece to have on your radar this summer.

You won't find a more comfortable (and chic) ballet pump.

Pearls always suffice in Paris and when it comes to jewels, I'm a firm believer that more is more.

As a result of the ballet flat resurgence, Maison Margiela Tabi's are increasing in popularity. They add chicness to all ensembles.

Bright denim with a nautical knit equals a match made in heaven.

This chic loafer courtesy of Radley is a style Parisians would approve of.