Gigi Hadid Channels French Girl Style in Paris

Gigi Hadid has been busy making her Fashion Month rounds. In New York, the model first walked for Tommy Hilfiger at the Plaza Hotel. In Milan, she then continued the fun at the Vogue World: Milano show (wearing Valentino Couture, no less). And now, today in Paris, she marked her third fab show of the season—sauntering down the Miu Miu spring 2027 catwalk in a sports bra and bejeweled skirt. However, it was her post-show outfit that caught our eye.

Call it her off-duty look, but Hadid emerged after the show wearing a classic French girl outfit. The white button-up shirt, straight-leg jeans, and Mary Jane flats ticked all the boxes of true Parisian style. There was a sense of timelessness to the ensemble, not to mention it felt so effortlessly chic. Her accessoriesAccessoriesThe finishing pieces of an outfit, including bags, belts, scarves, hats, eyewear, and jewelry. Accessories can elevate a simple look or define it entirely, and fashion editors often treat themGo to Accessories Glossary, like the brown leather belt and bag to match, were discrete yet polished. And having the shirt unbuttoned just enough to see a peak of her bra top underneath? Chef’s kiss—a perfect nod to her runway look she wore only moments prior.

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Of course, Hadid hasn’t been the only star in the City of Light who has been channeling the art of French girl dressing. Tate McRae has been slipping into sleek black and white looks, and Celine Dion has been turning the streets of Paris into her own runwayRunwayThe platform or catwalk on which models present a designer's collection to an audience of editors, buyers, and guests. Runway shows establish the creative statement of a season, and Vogue'sGo to Runway Glossary with a number of outfits made by French designers. And then, there’s Rihanna, who always turns Paris Fashion Week into a full-on style spectacle. But there’s something about Gigi Hadid’s casual-cool approach that feels authentic—like she could roll out of bed, head to a local patisserie, and totally blend in with the locals. Un café, s’il vous plait!

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This article was originally published on Vo g ue.com.

Christian Allaire

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Christian Allaire is a Canadian freelance writer, editor, and stylist who is based in New York. He currently serves as the senior fashion and style writer at American Vogue. He formerly served as a fashion editor at Footwear News. His work has appeared in other publications including Elle, Mr. Porter, Hazlitt, Refinery 29 & more. In 2021, he became a published author when his book called "The Power of Style" was released. He holds a Bachelor’s degree from Ryerson University where he studied journalism.

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