How to be chic in Paris

New York has Chelsea, London has Notting Hill and Paris – she has the Left Bank. What are these places? All are a paradise for style lovers and a hotbed of fashion trends. Especially on the Left Bank, fashion has the upper hand and literally dictates what must or must not be worn.

So it's no wonder that Capucine and Karine, two young women with a shared taste and sense of humour, meet here in a luxury department store, hit it off and soon come up with a brilliant idea: it's time to blow up the rules and stand up to fashion dictates!

Capucine is intimately familiar with the Left Bank environment and is a great writer, Karine is smart and has the right contacts. And of course they both know how to be chic. So he creates a blog Chic of crackling content based on the idea of „ The elegance of a woman is in her uniqueness. “. But neither expected their blog to take off overnight – well, in a couple of weeks – will be the hit of Paris.

Chic wittily glosses fashion trends. Chic knows exactly what pieces to choose and how to wear them, so that every woman can accentuate her assets and charm. Chic knows the underbelly of the Parisian fashion world and knows about all the latest innovations. Chic can give great style advice. Chic simply turned out to be the most iconic of Paris icons! The only problem is that Chic is imaginary…

I mean, he wouldn't be a problem – if Chic hadn't gotten an invitation to a prestigious TV show and the media-inexperienced Capucine hadn't had to market herself as Chic. Everything would probably have ended in fiasco if the third musketeer Marjolaine, an elegant lady with a white mikado and a soul &bdquo, had not joined the team at the right moment; flower children“, who knows the world of the predatory media business. And Chic will shine again. But by then a damn handsome journalist is on the trail of the Chic scam and things start to get complicated…

Marianne Levy's sprightly debut in the style of Sex and the City is full of witty catchphrases and references to the Parisian fashion world and gives a glimpse under the hood of the Parisian „ better“ Quarters.