French-girl style and a Nordstrom sale—two subjects we love to talk about here at Who What Wear! While the two don’t usually coincide (as of now, there are no Nordstrom locations in France), today we thought it would be fun to share what our Parisian friends are likely to buy should they happen to find themselves scrolling through Nordstrom’s big winter sale—which launches today and goes through February 20. From elevated knits to trench coats and straight-leg jeans, if you’re looking for that effortlessly chic aesthetic keep scrolling below as we share the best French-girl inspired Nordstrom sale finds which you can score at up to 50% off.
A relaxed stripe sweater is an integral part of a French woman’s wardrobe.
High-waisted straight-leg jeans are a must.
I saw @annelauremais wear a pair just like this.
An essential item we spot on French women all the time.
This is bound to sell out quickly.
Tailored trousers are always so chic.
One accessory French women can’t live without? A classic black belt.
So versatile.
Just add knee-high boots.
Throw on over a fitted knit and jeans.
The French love a lace bra.
For day or night.
You’ll get so much use out of it.
Prep for warmer temps ahead.
Add high-waisted jeans, a belt, and a relaxed blazer for one chic looking outfit.
Parisians adore their long wool coats.
Classic loafers are always a good idea.
Throw on over practically everything in your wardrobe.
Comfy and cool.
Never enough cute knit tops.
A longline trench will make every outfit more chic.
Don’t underestimate the power of elevated basics.
Classic strappy sandals for the win.
Wear with sweaters now, and a white tank top later.
Elevate your ensemble with a black leather blazer.
For an evening out.
Guaranteed you’ll find a pair of ballet flats in practically every French woman’s wardrobe.
A basic you’ll wear for years to come.
Wear with knee-high boots in winter and minimalist flat slides in summer.
A French-girl favorite.
Très charmante.
Love this silhouette.
Are you even French if you don’t own a relaxed button-down?
