The Drama and complex emotional lines necessary for the next meal are here, and the new role "Bully" male match on the line this season is said to be the prototype of the LVMH Group heir, and the configuration of "idol drama" here is basically complete.

But most of those who come to see the show are not obsessed with the plot, but with the clothes, which were created by stylist PatriciaField for the first two seasons, and are known to us as Sex and the City and The Queen Wears Prada. Although the stylist has changed this season, the look of several main characters is still very interesting.

MarylinFitoussi, a stylist, mentioned in an interview that 14,000 pieces of clothing had been prepared in the early stage. Among Emily's 43 styles, there were Vintage items from other brands as well as the latest ones.

In order to accurately express the changes of Emily's two years in France, while maintaining the core of Chicago, the stylist said that he is trying to break through, and strive to make the American soul and traditional French style chemistry, produce a new French style. But as it turns out, Emily is still running wild in the color palette style.

Sylvie, the female boss with "French" written all over her body, continues the popular sexy and lazy brand of the first two seasons, choosing a large number of basic colors and detailed design combinations, occasionally wearing bright colors and paying great attention to light and dark levels and color proportions, and interpreting "Lessismore" in a physical way.

The tension between American and French has been evident since the first episode of Season 1, when Emily was teased by her French colleagues about being a "LaPlouc."

In reality, the classic American style does not necessarily dress like the Hollywood sweetheart in this show, but the difference with the French is really very obvious, walking in the streets of Paris is obviously can be seen as a tourist degree.

"Fashion is full of possibilities. There are no rules, so don't worry about making mistakes," says PatriciaField. Clothing language is the external manifestation of the inner world, and the emphasis of American dress is inner confidence and external expression.

Just as Emily often wears a variety of powerful colors on her body, American style often uses bright colors and patterns. The origins can be traced back to the hippie culture that flourished in the 1960s, where young people gathered together in prints symbolizing love and peace, giving clothes a sense of romance and freedom.

When it comes to the American style today, many people will first think of retro, and the very hot American retro in the past two years is the American dress style from the 1970s to the 1990s. As can be seen from the Slogan slim T-shirt, skinny jeans and plaid skirt of Racheal in Friends, these items are all classic American retro items.

But in fact, one of the key words of American style is changeable, no word can accurately describe the American style, always rushing in the trend line is its style. The trend culture is infiltrated into their fashion core, and the trend brands of Internet celebrities, pop singers and rappers are sought after, which is not often seen in other places.

Emily, who lives in fast-paced Chicago, is the person who can Get the trend most quickly, and at the same time she is dominated by the trend, every single piece contains popular elements, but after infinite stacking, it is out of the category of style.

As opposed to American, French is a more concrete word. Once put in a French context, it immediately conjures up images of a slouchy creature with messy hair and well-fitting basics.

Different from the American concept of "self-expression", the French pay more attention to "self-concern", so the French attach great importance to the fit of clothing and the human body. Sylvie's dresses look cut to measure, with every inch of line around her body and showing just the right amount of skin.

For the French, fashion is not only a simple dress to wear, but also an outlet to express life attitude.

As a PR executive, Sylvie has always struck a balance between a chic attitude of refined professionalism and a French "imperfect aesthetic". The outfit and accessories are meticulously matched, while the makeup is minimal and the hair is not deliberately managed.

French girls infiltrate the style in every place of life, fashion bloggers often do not output a single fashion content, and the matching life details show.

Homes, exhibitions they have seen, flowers they have planted and food they have eaten frequently appear on their social platforms, and the French style is filled with these details step by step to have a specific picture.