French Fashion, Right Here in Dallas!

French Fashion

One of my favorite things about spending time in Paris is the fashion! I’m endlessly inspired by the beautiful shop windows all over the city, not to mention the simple pleasure of sitting at a sidewalk café, sipping something lovely, and watching fabulous French fashion walk right past me!

My first career was in apparel design, so I suppose it’s no surprise that I have a particular affection for French fashion. I love the way French women put themselves together. There is an effortless elegance about their style, a wonderful mix of classic pieces, beautiful fabrics, and just enough personality to make things interesting.

A Little French Fashion, Right Here in Dallas!

And here’s a little secret. Three of the French shops I love to frequent when I’m in Paris can also be found right here in Dallas!!!

So when I’m craving a little Parisian style between trips, a simple ride down 75 to NorthPark Center and I’m transported!

Sézane

Sézane

Sézane is one of those shops that makes my heart happy. Founded in Paris in 2013 by Morgane Sézalory, the brand actually began with Morgane’s love of vintage clothing. She started by collecting and selling beautiful vintage finds online before creating her own designs. Sézane became the first French fashion brand born entirely online, and its popularity has grown tremendously.

Beautiful blouses, feminine knits, gorgeous details, and pieces that feel timeless without being predictable are what make Sézane so special. Everything has that distinctly French charm, and I can almost always find something that catches my eye. I particularly love the romantic blouses, pretty sweaters, and the thoughtful little details that make even the simplest pieces feel special. It’s the kind of shop where you go in for a quick peek and suddenly an hour has passed!

Sandro

Sandro

Sandro is another favorite, with a more tailored, sophisticated point of view. Founded in Paris in 1984 by Evelyne Chetrite and her husband Didier, the brand has an interesting history. Evelyne grew up in Morocco, where her grandfather’s clothing business helped inspire her love of fashion. After moving to Paris, she developed a style that blends masculine tailoring with feminine elegance, something that continues to define Sandro today.

I love the beautiful fabrics, clean lines, and the way the collections combine classic French elegance with a modern edge. Sandro is especially wonderful for jackets and coats, and I can rarely resist trying on a few!

Sandro

In fact, my favorite fashion find from my September trip to Paris was a fabulous oversized wool bomber jacket from Sandro with a beautiful leather collar. It is so cute! I love that it has a slightly relaxed, modern silhouette while still feeling beautifully tailored. I can already picture it over a simple T-shirt and jeans or dressed up with a great pair of slacks. Those are my favorite kinds of purchases, pieces that feel special but can be worn in so many different ways.

Maje

Maje

Maje brings a slightly younger, more playful spirit to French fashion. Founded in Paris in 1998 by Judith Milgrom, who happens to be Evelyne Chetrite’s sister, Maje is another wonderful French fashion success story. Judith wanted to create clothing that celebrated femininity while allowing women to express their individuality. The name Maje even has a family connection, incorporating initials from the names of family members.

The collections are feminine and fashion-forward, often featuring interesting silhouettes, unexpected details, beautiful embellishments, and a little bit of attitude. You’ll find everything from romantic dresses and lovely blouses to statement jackets and chic accessories. I especially love browsing Maje when I’m looking for something fresh and fun that still feels beautifully put together.

Maje

What I find so interesting about these three brands is that each has its own personality. Sézane feels romantic and effortless, Sandro is polished with a modern edge, and Maje brings a playful, fashion-forward energy. Yet all three share that wonderful French ability to make everyday dressing feel just a little more special.

With holiday luncheons, cocktail parties, and festive gatherings just around the corner, this is the perfect time to find something lovely to wear. And really, who couldn’t use a little more Parisian chic in their closet?

The next time you’re at NorthPark Center, make a point of exploring these three French favorites. You may just discover something fabulous!

French Fashion right here in Dallas

Of course, there’s nothing quite like shopping in Paris itself. The gorgeous windows, the little boutiques tucked along charming streets, and the thrill of discovering something you simply couldn’t find at home are all part of the magic.

Eiffel Tower

If you’ve been dreaming of experiencing Paris for yourself, I’d love for you to join me on an upcoming A Taste of Paris trip. We’ll enjoy the food, the culture, the beauty, and of course, a little time for shopping. Because bringing home something wonderful from Paris is half the fun!

A Taste of Paris Flagship April 18th – 25th 2027 Paris, the most recognized city on earth, holds unmatched gastronomic treasures waiting to be experienced. Tree-lined boulevards and the romantic river Seine, winds through the city beckoning travelers from all corners of the globe. You are invited to join A Taste of Paris, and partake in the glory that is Paris!

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Creatives Renaissance – Paris September 21st – 27th 2027 Creatives Renaissance is an immersive week in Paris designed to engage all your senses and spark your imagination. Set against the inspiring backdrop of the City of Light — a muse to artists, writers, and dreamers for centuries — this trip invites you to slow down, notice beauty, and reconnect with your creative spirit.

 Each day offers moments of inspiration: a morning spent in a sunlit garden, the quiet joy of shaping clay, the scent of freshly gathered blooms, the discovery of color and form in your travel sketchbook. Every experience is designed to engage the senses and encourage play, curiosity, and wonder.

This experience isn’t about monuments or museums — it’s about a feeling. Through creativity, conversation, and shared experiences, you’ll see Paris in a new way and return home refreshed, renewed, and brimming with inspiration.  You don’t have to be a writer, painter, or photographer to feel at home on this trip. The Creatives Renaissance is for anyone longing to explore their creative potential, to awaken something deep within, and to see the world with fresh eyes.

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Meet Lorie Fangio

Lorie Fangio is a teaching chef and the founder of A Taste of Paris culinary excursions. She shares her extensive knowledge of French food & culture through cooking classes, regular TV appearances, local publications, and speaking engagements. She is an award-winning food & lifestyle blogger with a zest for gathering people around a table.

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