Ask anyone who lives in London or New York where they get their most sartorial inspiration from, and they’ll likely tell you that the most tasteful dressers who call those places home are their biggest source. However, if you corner them in a more vulnerable moment, you might actually find the truth, which is that, regardless of the silhouettes native to their cities, the casual chic attire emanating from Paris is actually what they look like most.<\/p>\n
Blame it on her inescapable je ne sais quoi, but the Frenchwoman has a knack for taking mundane basics and pairing them together in a way that’s simply irresistible. Because when you see photos of Jane Birkin strolling down Saint-Germain-des-Pr\u00e9s in a perfectly crisp white T-shirt and basket bag, or Camille Rowe strolling down the Rue de la Paix in a fabulous Reformation cardigan and Repetto ballet flats, you can’t help but be impressed. The one who proves this best is none other than Miranda Kerr.<\/p>\n (Image credit: Getty Images)<\/p>\n<\/figure>\n Stepping out in New York, the Kora Organics founder wore an outfit that would have fit better in Le Marais than Manhattan, choosing a velvet-effect single-breasted blazer, wide flared jeans and square-toe boots for the occasion. In her defense, her shoes were lust-worthy Khaite Nevadas, which have already garnered quite a celebrity fan base with Dua Lipp and Kendall Jenner all frequent wearers of this style. However, the former Victoria’s Secret Angel decided to lean more toward the French influence by carrying a green checked book tote from Dior.<\/p>\n