Brilliant depiction of fashion and architecture, so A+++ on the sh0ow overall. Scenes shot and sites are magnificent, especially in walking through and approaches to sites. Marvelous!!!!
But a note on style:
However, I would be more impressed if even one of the characters had an up-to-date sophisticated hairstyle, indicative of the modern world in Paris. The only time Emily looks right with the hair is when it is styled up, off the neck, in a clean style.
She is MUCH TOO SMALL to have this massive array of curled locks, it takes over the entire look, and makes her look unpolished, and childish in contrast to the clever, colorful and creative wardrobe, especially notable was her red dress with the hi-lo hem at the Versailles fashion show.
The clothes and footwear are great, on all, yet even Mindy could use a better hair style, she too is tiny and her hair takes over, making her look messy and unkempt. I would rather see the style of her head and neck against her powerful entertainment style wardrobe selections.
The overall theme of the hairstyles is "LA youth nightclub"not Paris creative business people, advertising, art galleries, hospitality, enetrtainment, wineries. The older women have hair that is too long and sloppy. STYLE is Especially IMPORTANT in the Advertising sector where the leadership should be ON TREND. Also, they go to too much extreme in making Sylvie overly "silly-Paris-desperate-sexy." We get it, she is sexy, but dresses more age appropriate would help her look and get the point across. I want to see her character, and not overdo the skin exposure. She is a self-proclaimed "independent woman, does not want to be OWNED by anyone" she says, she is dressed showing her as having an air of "desperation" in her fashion sense, seeking attention when past her prime, that is in opposition to her proclaimed character.
I know that the stylists in Emily in Paris can do better, if they look around the City and see what really chic Parisian women wear and their hairstyles. It s PARIS, not LA.
Katherine Grace
Architect