How to look the Parisian trend

'Bonjour, mademoiselles !! Comment ça va? I think we can all admit that at some point in our lives we want to live in Paris, eating macaroons all day, taking the view of the Eiffel Tower in each horizon. While it is true that not all can realize that dream, what we can do is look the Parisian style, in the country we live!

The trend "Parisian Chic" is one of the strongest every year, and now you can also show off the look with these 4 key pieces:

1. Skirt Tulle:

One of the most emblematic pieces of Parisian trend are tulle skirts(http://www.dressesmallau.co/pink-formal-dresses-c189/) in their different colors. I know it can be a little intimidating to use these skirts as striking, but believe that they can achieve without looking like they are costumed dancer! The secret is to combine the skirt with very simple and basic pieces like shirts in white or black and female heels.

2. Striped shirts and dresses:

When we think of the girl in Paris, immediately we imagine a striped shirt black and white, right ?! With just combine these shirts with pants, shorts or skirts instantly they will wear black as direct Parisian fashionistas from France. Shirts and white dresses with black stripes are key pieces in the wardrobe of every woman, and never go out of fashion and can be combined in endless ways.

3. Details in Red or Pink:

Get your side more "girly" when you're creating your Parisian look to add details in pink or red. A nice bright red lipstick looks great with a natural make-up and gives you that touch of glamor that identifies women of Paris. Another good option is to introduce color to your outfit with shoes, hats, purses or red or pink.

4. Accessories Pearl:

To finish your outfit with a flourish, do not forget to add a stylish(http://www.dressesmallau.co/one-shoulder-formal-dresses-c401/) accessory beads. This will make your look more elegant look and in line with the Paris trend. Just do not overload your outfits with many accessories as we all know the famous saying of the French Coco Chanel: "Less is always more."

And there you have it girls! Four key and economic to look Parisian trend this season pieces.