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Emily in Paris. Lily Collins as Emily in Emily in Paris© Netflix

Emily in Paris 4: 12 first-look fashion moments you need to see

Netflix has shared more brand new images from the next season starring Lily Collins, and we're obsessed with outfits already

Lauren Ramsay
Fashion and Lifestyle Writer
Updated: September 25, 2024
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Every Emily In Paris fan on the planet has been eagerly waiting for an update on season 4, after leaving us on a major cliffhanger at the end of the previous season.

And although we are desperate to find out what's happening in the Emily/Camille/Gabriel/Alfie love square, we're also buzzing for a fourth instalment of epic fashion moments.

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Back in May, Netflix revealed that the season will be split into two five-episode parts, with the first premiering on August 15 and the second on September 12 (much to some fans' dismay). Now they have released another set of first-look images and our sartorial hearts are truly singing.

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Right from the beginning, the show captivated audiences not only with its storyline but also with its eclectic style that, for Emily, emphasised her sickly sweet yet ridiculously lovable Midwest all-American persona. The show's costume designer, Patricia Field, is known for her work on Sex and the City, and she brings the same level of sartorial flair to Emily Cooper's wardrobe. Emily's style is a vibrant mix of contemporary Parisian chic and whimsical, statement-making pieces.

In an Instagram video sharing the release date news, the cast described season 4 as "chaotic," "messy" and "heartbreaking."

Whilst we wait (with very little patience) for August 15, let a sneak peek of the show's sartorial masterclass satisfy your Emily In Paris cravings...

12 outfits from Emily In Paris season 4 you need to see...

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Lily Collins and Thalia Besson © Netflix

The SS24-approved shirt and tie

A bit of monochrome magic and a splash of red. 

2/12

Lily Collins and Camille Razat © Netflix

Camille's Mugler-esque mini dress

Is this a dress or a weapon? Perhaps both, and we adore it. 

3/12

Ashley Park as Mindy © Netflix

Mindy's flat cap

This outstanding hat is from Ruslan Baginskiy. 

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Emily in Paris. Lily Collins as Emily in Emily in Paris© Netflix

Pink and green should always be seen

Putting boleros firmly back on the map for 2024.

5/12

The new trailer suggests the Camille will come between the couple once again© Instagram / @emilyinparis

Camille's rebellious basics

Ooh we love the moody French glam on display here. 

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Season 3 ended on a huge cliffhanger© Instagram / @emilyinparis

Classic candy cane stripes

Proving that a touch of festivity doesn't go amiss at any time of the year.

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Vintage French layering© Instagram / @emilyinparis

Vintage French layering

Proving that more is in fact... more. 

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The winter staple coat© Instagram / @emilyinparis

The winter staple coat

We need this to combat our over zealous office air-con settings. 

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Lily Collins in a blue outfit© Instagram / @emilyinparis

Lily's Princess Kate-approved cobalt blue suit

We're nuts about this rich, deep hue. 

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Winter incognito chic© Instagram / @emilyinparis

Winter incognito chic

Perfect for a dash to Tesco's when you don't want to see anyone you know.

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Best friend in tonal 'fits© Instagram / @emilyinparis

Best friend in tonal 'fits

Blue and yellow sit opposite on the colour wheel, meaning they will provide a harmonious contrast.

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Lily Collins in a fur jacket holding a red mug© Instagram / @emilyinparis

Winter dopamine dressing

A muppet-worthy coat, perfect for bringing a bit of cheer on a cold day. 

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