How To Recreate 'Emily In Paris' Looks For Less

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One thing about Emily Cooper? She isn’t afraid to stand out. Maximalist to the core, her style go-tos include clashing prints, neon rainbow hues, and over-the-top silhouettes. This ethos is especially evident in Season 5 of Emily in Paris, where the titular marketing ingenue takes her social media know-how to a different European capital: Rome. Armed with a new beau and a promotion to lead Agence Grateau’s Italian office, Netflix’s resident fashion girl is brighter and bolder than ever.

To match the new phase in Emily’s life, costume designer Marylin Fitoussi pulled 27,000 items across 450 brands for Season 5. In designer-speak, that translates to a closet with pieces from Valentino, Fendi, vintage Galliano, and contemporary names such as Marine Serre and Sti...