Lily Collins, the star of Netflix’s hit show ‘Emily in Paris,’ celebrated the upcoming fourth season of the show with a dinner hosted by Netflix and Vogue Scandinavia in Copenhagen. Collins, who has made Copenhagen her home after moving there with her husband, director Charlie McDowell, shared her love for the city and how it has influenced her fashion choices.
While Emily Cooper, Collins’s character, is known for her maximalist style, Collins herself has embraced the chic and minimalist aesthetic of Danish fashion. She described how everyone in Copenhagen is “so cool, so chic” and that the ability to bike around the city in any outfit is essential. Collins even revealed that she incorporates Scandinavian brands into Emily’s wardrobe, mentioning a marbled Stine Goya coat that plays a significant role in the upcoming season.
Despite the influence of Scandi style, Emily’s wardrobe will not undergo a drastic change. Collins explained that the new season will see a more “pared-down, streamlined aesthetic” with fewer prints and more trouser suits. This shift reflects Collins’s own style evolution and her growing appreciation for the practical yet elegant approach to fashion embraced in Copenhagen.
Collins shared her excitement about some of the season four looks, particularly a dramatic custom black-and-white striped Harris Reed look that she described as “one of the most arresting things that Emily has worn.” The season also promises a trip to Rome, where Emily will adopt a Roman Holiday-inspired style.
Beyond fashion, Collins has also embraced Danish culture, enjoying the local cuisine, saunas, and cold plunging. The influence of her new home is evident in her personal style and her character’s evolving wardrobe, making fans wonder if Emily might take a trip to the Nordics in the future. With Collins’s love for Copenhagen and her embrace of Scandi style, it’s definitely a possibility.
