The first part of the comedy series `Emily in Paris` will air on October 2.
To fit the story’s context in the fashion capital, Lily Collins’ character is `covered` in designer clothes from French luxury fashion houses.
‘Snow White’ Lily Collins wears many styles in the movie
Trailer for the movie `Emily in Paris`.
The beauty was praised for `brightening up the street corner` when wearing an Aje floral dress, a light purple Iro leather jacket, and white Vivienne Westwood boots.
Lily Collins promotes layering with a Re/Done tank top underneath and a European landscape printed shirt from Alice & Olivia.
In another scene, she continued to carry an Aldo handbag with a Dolce & Gabbana off-the-shoulder floral dress.
Fans commented that the bright yellow silk shirt and midi skirt set from Ganni highlighted Lily Collins’ white skin.
Many viewers said that Lily Collins reminded her of the image of actress Audrey Hepburn when wearing a black Christian Siriano dress, a gemstone necklace on her head, and a crystal-inlaid clutch in the dinner party scene.
Lily Collins attracted the media when wearing a `pink dress` during a filming session on the streets of Paris.
Last November, the beauty posted a behind-the-scenes photo on Instagram, claiming to be a lily (English name Lily) `transformed into an orchid` when wearing a couture dress by fashion house Stephane Rolland.
The actor chose a large floral print jacket and skirt set from Off-White, and a pink beret for the scene on the streets of Paris.
She attracted the camera when wearing classic designs including a checkered Zara jacket, red striped hat, Chanel fleece shoulder bag, mixed with a military jacket, knee-high boots, harmonizing her elegance.
Lily Collins and actors Ashley Park (left) and Camille Razat (right) pose for photos after filming on the street.
The best friends – played by Lily and Ashley – show off their contrasting dressing styles on Instagram.
Lily Jane Collins was born in 1989, the daughter of music star Phil Collins.
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