A lot has been said—nay, opined—about the fictional marketing exec Emily Cooper's wardrobe on the Netflix hit Emily in Paris. Some viewers love the fantastical scope of Cooper's closet, where costume designer Marylin Fitoussi has supplied the titular heroine with a near-endless supply of Dior, Chanel, and Miu Miu to pile on with abandon. Others aren't as aligned with her maximalist, style-rules-be-damned tendencies.
What no one can debate is the off-screen style prowess of Lily Collins, the show's star. When the cameras stop rolling, Collins works with stylist Andrew Mukamal, as well as the duo Rob Zangardi and Mariel Haenn, on a range of outfits with equally impressive tags and refined taste to boot. One day she'll hit a premiere in stately Armani Privé; the next, she'll work the interview circuit in laid-back Chloé. The effect is the same either way: polished, impressive, and yes, chic.
