A minimal, casual outfit perfect for day. From left to right: High Waisted Jeans| Black Bag | Stripy Mules | White Tee

A more sophisticated approach, perfect for long walks, hot coffees and croissants enjoyed together with your partner or best friend. From left to right: Red Blazer | Cat Eye Sunnies | Patent Mules | Wrap Dress

Simplicity at its best. Just add a big straw bag and you're ready to hit the marché. And do some shopping. From left to right: Blue Dress | Scarf | Pleated Mules | Faux Suede Trench Coat

How can I talk about France without mentioning the LBD (little black dress)? Wear it without makeup, except a bold red lip, with a messy chignon, precious shoes, an oversized blazer and a simple handbag. From left to right: Black Dress |  Round Handbag | Satin Mules | Double-Breasted Blazer Illustrations: myself Photos: Zaful

Red is the color of extremes. It’s the color of passionate love, seduction, violence, danger, anger,  and adventure. Our prehistoric ancestors saw red as the color of fire and blood – energy and primal life forces – and most of red’s symbolism today arises from its powerful associations in the past. Red is also a magical and religious color. It symbolized super-human heroism to the Greeks and is the color of the Christian crucifixion. Red was almost as rare and as expensive as purple in ancient days – a fact that may explain its magic and power. Paradoxically, today’s intense red dyes come from crushed insects (the lac beetle and the cochineal). I recently have a little obsession with red, especially red dresses. I just find them super feminine, attractive, fun, powerful. I feel good when wearing red, it's simply...empowering! Without further ado, I present to you one of the coolest dresses I've had in the past year - a red lace symphony from Metisu.