Spring in Paris is always unpredictable, so be prepared for anything and pack an item for all the elements. What you’d wear in March in Paris may still reflect winter styles, as will April.

By May, the weather finally starts to warm up but it can still be a rainy month. Keep that umbrella on hand. I carry a compact umbrella at all times so I’m always prepared for spontaneous showers. Save museums for rainy days to make the most out of your trip.

Just because it’s chilly doesn’t mean you can’t wear spring clothing! If you want to wear a floral dress, pair it with black tights, a scarf, hat, ankle boots, and a jacket. Skirts are fun but remember that it can get breezy, so you’ll want to wear a layer underneath. It’s not uncommon for women to wear thin black tights or stockings with their dresses or skirts in Paris or the rest of Europe.

Fashion in Paris is the same as other parts of the world. People enjoy a variety of style preferences that reflect the tastes of their individual personalities. Paris is well-known as one of the major fashion capitals of the world, so when packing, plan to dress to impress.

Everyone wants to know the style secrets of Parisian women! Their style was best described to me as unique and well-thought-out. The city’s style is tailored and chic, yet conservative with an edge. Parisians love neutral colors and adhere to the “no more than 3 colors” rule. But one thing’s for sure: just like the rest of Europe, a good fit is key.

To avoid standing out as a tourist, avoid items like original UGG boots, clunky tennis shoes, flip flops, and sweatpants. Parisian clothes look presentable at all times; your goal is to maintain a comfortable look while exuding femininity and edge.