Eugénie Trochu’s 
Summer Fashion Edit

“My style is a reflection of both vintage and modern aesthetics. I am inspired by the daring of the '70s bohemian icons and the minimalism of '90s runway legends. The blend of historical and contemporary influences helps me create a personal style that feels both timeless and anchored in today.”

“French style isn't just about the clothes; it's a pervasive attitude that exudes confidence and subtlety. It's mastering the balance between looking both curated and effortless, with a touch of playful sensuality.”

“For eyewear, Jacques Marie Mage is my go-to for statement glasses that are as much art as utility—I’m even planning to treat myself to a new pair soon.”

“For that quintessential boho '70s vibe, Kujten sweaters are my staple, and the kimonos from Monoki add a layer of laidback luxury that is perfect for encapsulating my personal style ethos. These brands not only resonate with my aesthetic but also support my commitment to sustainable fashion and the joy of rediscovering and reinventing the old.”

“French girl style means an indescribable blend of sophistication and nonchalance. It's the art of wearing a cashmere sweater that won't pill and a classic mini skirt, all while appearing as if you've thrown them on without a thought.”

“In the realm of footwear, I’m drawn to the sculptural designs of Nodaleto and the timeless elegance of Repetto and Carel, which blend artistry with comfort.”

“When it comes to embodying the swingy sixties vibe, nothing compares to the bold silhouettes of Dior and Courrèges, Roger Vivier and the modern reinterpretation of these styles by Coperni, which brings a fresh twist to the classic mod aesthetic.”