Photo: Stefanie Keenan/GettyLily Collinsis opening up about the much-anticipated fashion that will be seen onEmily in Paris' upcoming second season.While chatting with PEOPLE at theEmily in ParisTastemaker Event atThe West Hollywood Editionon Wednesday evening, the 32-year-old actress said that there will be eclectic fashion galore when the show returns on Dec. 22.Detailing that the series worked with renowned costume designerPatricia FieldandMarilyn Fitoussi,who she described as Field’s “French counterpart,” Collins tells PEOPLE exclusively, “The two of them together are such geniuses and they have such different and also very similar voices in fashion.““The mixture of the two creates this dialogue that is so fascinating. They’re so collaborative,” she continues. “We mix new and unknown designers with vintage couture.““The collaboration between them and each actor is so amazing. This season, we could go into the wardrobe and go, ‘Oh, that’s for Samuel [Arnold]. Well, that’s forCamille [Razat], that’s forAshley [Park], that’s for me. We all have such individual styles,” Collins adds. “It’s really hard to create a show where every single character has their own look and aesthetic, and to have it be such a heightened sense of fashion for season two, I was like ‘Oh my God, how do you guys do this?'“Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.Stéphanie Branchu/NetflixThe new season ofEmily in Parisis set to pick up right where season 1 left off, with Emily trying to come to terms with her emotions after falling for her neighbor Gabriel (Lucas Bravo), who is dating her friend Camille (Razat).Other returning stars include Bruno Gouery and Arnold as her co-workers Julien and Luc, and Park, 30, as her American bestie Mindy. Lucien Laviscount, Jeremy O. Harris and Arnaud Binard also join the cast for the next chapter of adventures.Want to get the biggest stories fromPEOPLEevery weekday?Subscribe to our new podcast,PEOPLE Every Day,to get the essential celebrity, entertainment and human interest news stories Monday through Friday.Sex and the Citycreator Darren Star returns to helm the second season of the Emmy-nominated series, which became Netflix’s most-viewed comedy series of 2020. Season 1 ofEmily in Parisreached58 million householdsaround the world in its first 28 days when it premiered in October 2020.“As an actor, an artist, and a creative, the most meaningful gift is to connect with people through your art in some way,” Collins said in a prior press release. “It’s an honor to be associated with a project that provided people with some much-needed relief during a trying time when everyone was looking for a reason to smile and laugh.“RELATED VIDEO: Lily Collins Reveals She Only Kept ‘2 or 3 Pieces’ From Emily in Paris Wardrobe: ‘Not Enough’Last month, Collins chatted withVogue Australiaand promised thatEmily in Paris’buzzy fashionswill just keep getting better.“The brightness and boldness and fun and sense of humour Emily has in her wardrobe enhances her personality, especially coming out of COVID where comfort was everything,” she said, adding, “There are literally no sweatpants.“There will, however, be “epic dresses” courtesy of stylist Field, 79 — formerly ofSex and the City— plus eye-catching accessories like tiny purses Emily “can’t fit anything in … but they are quite funny and sweet.“Collins also similarly teased vintage fashions, plus lots of sparkle, among other details withVogue Australia. “It was really nice to have fun with fashion again,” sheshared.Season 2 ofEmily in Parishits Netflix later this month on Dec. 22.
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Lily Collinsis opening up about the much-anticipated fashion that will be seen onEmily in Paris’ upcoming second season.While chatting with PEOPLE at theEmily in ParisTastemaker Event atThe West Hollywood Editionon Wednesday evening, the 32-year-old actress said that there will be eclectic fashion galore when the show returns on Dec. 22.Detailing that the series worked with renowned costume designerPatricia FieldandMarilyn Fitoussi,who she described as Field’s “French counterpart,” Collins tells PEOPLE exclusively, “The two of them together are such geniuses and they have such different and also very similar voices in fashion.““The mixture of the two creates this dialogue that is so fascinating. They’re so collaborative,” she continues. “We mix new and unknown designers with vintage couture.““The collaboration between them and each actor is so amazing. This season, we could go into the wardrobe and go, ‘Oh, that’s for Samuel [Arnold]. Well, that’s forCamille [Razat], that’s forAshley [Park], that’s for me. We all have such individual styles,” Collins adds. “It’s really hard to create a show where every single character has their own look and aesthetic, and to have it be such a heightened sense of fashion for season two, I was like ‘Oh my God, how do you guys do this?'“Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.Stéphanie Branchu/NetflixThe new season ofEmily in Parisis set to pick up right where season 1 left off, with Emily trying to come to terms with her emotions after falling for her neighbor Gabriel (Lucas Bravo), who is dating her friend Camille (Razat).Other returning stars include Bruno Gouery and Arnold as her co-workers Julien and Luc, and Park, 30, as her American bestie Mindy. Lucien Laviscount, Jeremy O. Harris and Arnaud Binard also join the cast for the next chapter of adventures.Want to get the biggest stories fromPEOPLEevery weekday?Subscribe to our new podcast,PEOPLE Every Day,to get the essential celebrity, entertainment and human interest news stories Monday through Friday.Sex and the Citycreator Darren Star returns to helm the second season of the Emmy-nominated series, which became Netflix’s most-viewed comedy series of 2020. Season 1 ofEmily in Parisreached58 million householdsaround the world in its first 28 days when it premiered in October 2020.“As an actor, an artist, and a creative, the most meaningful gift is to connect with people through your art in some way,” Collins said in a prior press release. “It’s an honor to be associated with a project that provided people with some much-needed relief during a trying time when everyone was looking for a reason to smile and laugh.“RELATED VIDEO: Lily Collins Reveals She Only Kept ‘2 or 3 Pieces’ From Emily in Paris Wardrobe: ‘Not Enough’Last month, Collins chatted withVogue Australiaand promised thatEmily in Paris’buzzy fashionswill just keep getting better.“The brightness and boldness and fun and sense of humour Emily has in her wardrobe enhances her personality, especially coming out of COVID where comfort was everything,” she said, adding, “There are literally no sweatpants.“There will, however, be “epic dresses” courtesy of stylist Field, 79 — formerly ofSex and the City— plus eye-catching accessories like tiny purses Emily “can’t fit anything in … but they are quite funny and sweet.“Collins also similarly teased vintage fashions, plus lots of sparkle, among other details withVogue Australia. “It was really nice to have fun with fashion again,” sheshared.Season 2 ofEmily in Parishits Netflix later this month on Dec. 22.
Lily Collinsis opening up about the much-anticipated fashion that will be seen onEmily in Paris’ upcoming second season.
While chatting with PEOPLE at theEmily in ParisTastemaker Event atThe West Hollywood Editionon Wednesday evening, the 32-year-old actress said that there will be eclectic fashion galore when the show returns on Dec. 22.
Detailing that the series worked with renowned costume designerPatricia FieldandMarilyn Fitoussi,who she described as Field’s “French counterpart,” Collins tells PEOPLE exclusively, “The two of them together are such geniuses and they have such different and also very similar voices in fashion.”
“The mixture of the two creates this dialogue that is so fascinating. They’re so collaborative,” she continues. “We mix new and unknown designers with vintage couture.”
“The collaboration between them and each actor is so amazing. This season, we could go into the wardrobe and go, ‘Oh, that’s for Samuel [Arnold]. Well, that’s forCamille [Razat], that’s forAshley [Park], that’s for me. We all have such individual styles,” Collins adds. “It’s really hard to create a show where every single character has their own look and aesthetic, and to have it be such a heightened sense of fashion for season two, I was like ‘Oh my God, how do you guys do this?'”
Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.
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The new season ofEmily in Parisis set to pick up right where season 1 left off, with Emily trying to come to terms with her emotions after falling for her neighbor Gabriel (Lucas Bravo), who is dating her friend Camille (Razat).
Other returning stars include Bruno Gouery and Arnold as her co-workers Julien and Luc, and Park, 30, as her American bestie Mindy. Lucien Laviscount, Jeremy O. Harris and Arnaud Binard also join the cast for the next chapter of adventures.
Want to get the biggest stories fromPEOPLEevery weekday?Subscribe to our new podcast,PEOPLE Every Day,to get the essential celebrity, entertainment and human interest news stories Monday through Friday.
Sex and the Citycreator Darren Star returns to helm the second season of the Emmy-nominated series, which became Netflix’s most-viewed comedy series of 2020. Season 1 ofEmily in Parisreached58 million householdsaround the world in its first 28 days when it premiered in October 2020.
“As an actor, an artist, and a creative, the most meaningful gift is to connect with people through your art in some way,” Collins said in a prior press release. “It’s an honor to be associated with a project that provided people with some much-needed relief during a trying time when everyone was looking for a reason to smile and laugh.”
RELATED VIDEO: Lily Collins Reveals She Only Kept ‘2 or 3 Pieces’ From Emily in Paris Wardrobe: ‘Not Enough’
Last month, Collins chatted withVogue Australiaand promised thatEmily in Paris’buzzy fashionswill just keep getting better.
“The brightness and boldness and fun and sense of humour Emily has in her wardrobe enhances her personality, especially coming out of COVID where comfort was everything,” she said, adding, “There are literally no sweatpants.”
There will, however, be “epic dresses” courtesy of stylist Field, 79 — formerly ofSex and the City— plus eye-catching accessories like tiny purses Emily “can’t fit anything in … but they are quite funny and sweet.”
Collins also similarly teased vintage fashions, plus lots of sparkle, among other details withVogue Australia. “It was really nice to have fun with fashion again,” sheshared.
Season 2 ofEmily in Parishits Netflix later this month on Dec. 22.
source: people.com
