6 Reasons To Watch Emily In Paris

Wear your coolest tracksuit, get some popcorn and macarons, sit on the couch, and start the video. Because Emily in Paris, a new television series starring Lily Collins that will make us forget about Sex & the City among other Ville Lumière, insane costumes, fashion systems, and romances, is now accessible on Netflix.

The story? A young marketing director from the Midwest named Emily has always wanted to visit Paris. She unexpectedly receives a job offer in the French capital, so she takes a plane over to Europe. She must deal with cultural differences, a new career, friendships, and love here, beneath the Eiffel Tower.

Watch It For Fashion

The fact that Lily Collins, who plays Emily, looked amazing in her clothes from the moment the first photographs of the event hit the internet contributed to the intense buzz around it. The credit goes to Patricia Field, a well-known and creative costume designer who worked with the French Marylin Fitoussi to create Emily's clothing for Sex and the City and The Devil Wears Prada.

In addition to Audrey Hepburn from Funny Face and modern it-girls like Caroline de Maigret and Camille Razat, Sarah Jessica Parker's varied and daring sense of style has made her one of the most copied fashion heroes in recent years.

Watch It For LC

Lily Collins is ideal for the role of the young woman of twenty-one who travels to Paris in order to fulfill her goals. She is frequently referred to as Audrey Hepburn's heir due to her beauty, grace, and love of fashion. She is best known to the general public for her roles in Shadowshunters, To the Bone, and Love, Rosie.

We advise reading her autobiography, Unfiltered: No Shame, No Regrets, Just Me, in which she speaks candidly about bulimia, anorexia, love, and the experiences of a young woman if you want to learn more about her.

Watch It For Paris And Sightseeing

Paris, along with Lily Collins, serves as the show's major protagonist. We will daydream of eating churros at the Jardin des Tuileries, drinking champagne at a party under the Eiffel Tower at night, and walking about in heels and fluffy little gowns while watching the first season's 10 episodes. What could possibly be the only drawback to this binge-watching in Paris? the intense urge to book the first trip to France that becomes available.

Watch It For Ashley Park

Even if Lily Collins isn't your thing, the program is still worth watching if you want to see the talented actress Ashley Park's on-camera musical performances as Mindy Chen.

Ashley is a nominated performer for a Tony Award and is most recognized for her live theatre appearances on Broadway. She is a pure joy to see.

Watch It For The Romantic Comedy

After months of lockdown in overalls during this bizarre autumn as the globe deals with epidemic and economic crisis, there is something incredibly uplifting about watching a feminine comedy that is simple and romantic, full of gorgeous clothes and adorable people (have you seen Lucas Bravo?). So do as I say and start playing!

Watch It For The Drama

Shortly after arriving in Paris, Emily breaks up with her lover from back home, giving the performance a strong opening. Emily quickly has a line of would-be suitors at her door since she is the desirable new foreigner in town.

Whom will she decide on? Between hot chef, Gabriel and Mathieu, CEO of the fashion house, is your option. Even though 99.9% of viewers support our boy Gabe, the program wouldn't be the same without a traditional love triangle.

Seasons 3 and 4 of Emily in Paris have been approved, and additional seasons are possible. It will be the main attraction on Netflix for at least the next five years, so it doesn't hurt to become familiar with it while it's still available.

There have also been rumors of a full-length Emily in Paris movie. The all-star cast is most likely on board for whatever the production has in mind, though it hasn't been confirmed or denied just yet.