With “Emily In Paris” trending, many people are turning to the series for fashion inspiration. This is because Lilly Collins, who plays Emily Cooper, is always dressed to the nines and reflects the everyday life of a stylish, working millennial/ Gen Z.

After all, Paris is known as one of the fashion capitals and if you want to elevate your look, Zaweer Ebrahim, brand manager at Playboy, shares four runway-inspired tips to help you step into spring with effortless style.

Embrace the leather look

You can never go wrong with leather. A leather jacket is a timeless piece that adds flair to any outfit. Whether you go for a classic black biker jacket or a more colourful option, leather instantly elevates your style.

Pair it with jeans and a tee for a casual look or over a shirt for something a bit more polished.

Leather accessories, like belts and bags, are also great for adding a touch of this trend to your outfit.

You can never go wrong with a leather jacket. Picture: Pexels.

Explore the boho-style

Boho dresses and sets are very much in. Now that we are approaching the warmer season, this would be the perfect time to try those relaxed fits and look edgy.

The boho aesthetic also gives affluent vibes and is easy to style without trying too hard.

Denim for days

Denim works for all seasons and instead of wearing one shade, consider mixing different colours such as blue and black. Whether you’re dressing it up or keeping it casual, denim is versatile and always in fashion.

Don’t be afraid to double up on denim for a bold, trendy look.

Denim will forever be in style. Picture: Pexels.

Shorts Season

Spring/summer is the time to show off some skin and this year, make sure not just wear down your shorts, but also style them in a semi-formal way.

For example, instead of wearing denim shirts with a T-shirt, opt for a formal shirt and some little heels. That way, you’ll have a balance of formal and casual looks.

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