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1、这是 Ellen Wallace 在 1982年8月刊登在Cosmopolitan的一篇文章。里面关于穿衣搭配的原则绝对是经典。 虽然文章里拿了美国女人和法国女人做对比，但是我觉得亚洲人的基本时尚观念跟美国人很相似，也可以从中学习到一些东西。Happy reading!=先上我总结的10大点。PS楼主中文不太好你们凑合着看吧。1. Chic 是一种自然不刻意的感觉，并不是有钱就能拥有的。2. 一身搭配最基本的几个颜色分别是黑、白、藏青、酒红、米色。3. 法国姑娘从小就被教育如何选择经典并耐穿的高质量基本款。一般至少可以穿5年，但更多是可以让你穿10年甚至15年的才能够算是基本款。这样的服饰可以
2、看作一种投资。4. 法国女人比一般美国女人更注重自己的仪表和体态，并不仅仅是体重（这个的话，三位数女生没有幸福党可以注意一下）。在法国，就算不富裕的女人也会定期上美容院保养，做日光浴或做指甲。巴黎女人的发型总是很完美，并不是因为她们的理发师更厉害，而是她们更常去修剪。5.美国女人要么是很认真地打扮（这个时候你能很明显发觉她们刻意地打扮了），不然就是随便穿点什么。在法国就不会有这种情况法国女人不可能“随便穿点什么”。6. 法国女人绝对不会买一件很贵的衣服然后藏在衣柜，只有特别的日子才拿出来穿，而平时只穿不太喜欢的衣服。她们更愿意花钱买高质量并且价格更高的衣服天天穿。7.买了昂贵的鞋子之后她们会赶
3、紧拿到鞋匠那里在鞋底加上保护膜，这样皮鞋就能穿得更久。衣服的话，很多时候过了几年会拿到店里去修改成比较新的剪裁继续穿。8. 最重要的穿衣经就是要整洁干净，衣服要烫平，鞋子要定期擦。对于自身的缺陷不需要遮遮掩掩。太多美国女人都向往着一种特定的美感。高跟鞋可不是为了让你变高才穿的。（我想他的意思是说高跟鞋应该是为了美感穿而不是为了增高）法国女人要凸显的是自己的风格，而在美国，一般被认为是漂亮的女人全部都只是都是蜜色肌肤，长腿金发又很阳光的那种 这样太无聊了。9.法国女人打扮是为了让自己愉悦，因为只有这样她才能有自信让别人感到愉悦。10.法国女人不会为了男人打扮，也不会专门为了变性感而打扮。性感和风
4、sao是不同的，她们不会为了钓男人而特意穿一些浮夸的衣服。性感对她们来说绝对不是投怀送抱那样的态度。在弗罗里达，女孩子早上都是T-shirt短裤，到了晚上才刻意打扮得很妩媚。在法国，妩媚是全天的，它是你的一部分，不是你衣着的一部分。=正文：OuiParisians always manage to look fantastique even in “les blue jeans.” Jet with us then to cafe-lined boulevards and learn about French fashion flair!The one thing they dont tell
5、 you in travel brochures about Paris is the first thing every visitor notices: People stare. They stare at you; they stare at everybody. And everybody stares back.My first taste of this phenomenon terrified me. I was wearing an overloaded backpack and a wrinkled black dress, which I had slept in on
6、the train. My mascara was mostly on my cheeks. I wanted desperately to be inconspicuous, but there they were, all those terrible suave-looking Frenchmen I had heard about, staring right at me. I wanted to melt into the sidewalk!There was also no way to avoid noticing something else: Those French gir
7、ls look better than we do. Of course, the mysterious allure of the French woman is nothing new. She has been the target of love, lust, and intrigue in hundreds of books and films. Remember Gigi, that innocent heartbreaker? And Edith Piaf, the enigmatic, real-life heroine who stunned the world with h
8、er gutsy love songs? Not to mention the quasi-Parisiennes protagonists of a dozen American novels who left home frumpy and meek, only to return from Paris a year later ravishing and self-assured. After devouring those stories, I could never quite give up the notion that a few months in France and vo
9、ila! I would be magically transformed.Alas, at the end of a year in Paris, I still looked moderately frumpy. In the interest of self-improvement or maybe survival I set out to determine why those French girls look so special. There must be a secret, I told myself, and I was going to discover it. The
10、 first step seemed obvious: Observe. So I settled down for the evening in what struck me as a good spot, the Cafe Select on Boulevard Montparnasse. Before long, three French women sat down next to me. Thinking I had found my first victims, I eagerly pulled out my note pad.Unfortunately, my analysis
11、wasnt terribly enlightening. The women all looked pretty and sophisticated in a carefree, natural way. They had on clothes my American friends might wear: denim skirts, nice shirts with pullovers, and low-heeled shoes. There was nothing overtly French about their features and coloring, yet they look
12、ed Parisian to the core. Why? The only distinctive things I noticed were that two wore bright narrow belts over their sweaters, something most Americans waistline conscious would hesitate to do, and all three had perfect hair.I was puzzled. None of them was doing anything an American friend might no
13、t try, but somehow the total look wasnt the same. So, a few nights later, I decided to proceed to step two: Ask the French. This tack proved more successful, although I could see the Parisiennes were wondering why I was asking such elementary questions.Pascale, in her thirties, helps manage a restau
14、rant on one of the large tourist boats that run up the Seine. She has lived in the Far East and traveled widely, so I was certain she could explain why French women are more chic than others.“Bof!” she declared while sniffing a vat of spaghetti sauce in her kitchen. (This is one of those untranslata
15、ble French words that let you know you have just said something absurd.) I was startled. “French women are not chic! Oh, yes, there are some chic women there are always some but most? bof! In my fathers generation, women always had to be dressed up and looking their best, but thats changing. Women n
16、ow are working, we dont have as much time to worry about our appearance.”Yet, I demanded, isnt it true that Parisians wearing pants look better than women elsewhere in pants? Pascale wiped her hands on the large chefs apron that covered her oversize khaki shirt jacket and black cotton pants. I noticed that she had on flat, well-made black shoes. Simple, neat.
