France’s first lady, Brigitte Macron, was stylish today as she stepped out in Normandy, in northern France.
She looked elegant in a powder blue sweater and matching coat and scarf, which she teamed with dark-wash skinny jeans.
Brigitte Macron out and about in Normandy, France, Oct. 31.
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For footwear, the wife of French President Emmanuel Macron ditched her usual power pumps for a more casual silhouette: block-heel booties. Her tan suede boots featured buckles and an almond toe, with zippers on the sides.
Brigitte Macron greets residents in Normandy, France, on Oct. 31.
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A close-up look at Brigitte Macron’s shoes.
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When it comes to her typical wardrobe, France’s first lady tends to prefer pieces from Louis Vuitton. The brand’s Eyeline, a classic pointed-toe pump with a stiletto heel and subtle metallic accents, is her go-to dress shoe.
Brigitte Macron out and about in Normandy, France, on Oct. 31.
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As a Frenchwoman, it’s unsurprising that she embodies French girl style. In comparison to American style, which tends to include trend-forward pieces meant only to last a season or two, the French ethos involves choosing timeless items to build a wardrobe around. The Eyeline pump perfectly embodies the French style, as do today’s coat and skinny jeans.
Although the French first lady’s style tends to be classic, she has also worked more trend-forward footwear styles into her wardrobe on occasion, such as graphic-print block heels or PVC-trimmed pumps.