Every Over-The-Top Look From Emily in Paris Season 5
Emily in Paris is back...sort of. This time around, our resident Parisian Emily (Lily Collins) finds herself in Rome after moving to the Italian capital to run the new Agence Grateau office. She has a new boyfriend, new work responsibilities, and a new language to learn, meaning there’s a lot of change in Emily Cooper’s life. One thing remains constant, though: her outrageous wardrobe. If you found yourself window shopping while watching the last four seasons of Emily in Paris, you aren’t alone. So what better way to celebrate the show's return than with some shopping? It’s what Emily would want, after all. Below, see all the looks from season five, plus where you can buy them from the comfort of your home.
Episode One, “La Dolce Emily”
Emily may be in a new city, but she’s still up to her old ways. The social media star takes a selfie in a green-and-white striped Sebline blazer and shirt, which she pairs with Claudie Pierlot green-and-white printed shorts, a green Francesca Bellavita bucket bag, a Call It By Your Name bandana tote, and white Maison Margiela x Gentle Monster sunglasses. While Emily wears this look with green woven Francesco Russo flats, she keeps her footwear options open with a pair of green velvet pumps. Where were those flats when she was truffle hunting?
It seems Emily and Sylvie aren’t the only ones with Roman lovers. Julien gets some goodies from his Dolce & Gabbana shop boy while wearing a mint green blazer.
Mindy reveals that her stay in Shanghai will be short-lived, and she heads back to Paris in an airport outfit only she could pull off: A neon green Celia B top with matching mini shorts, a green Ruslan Baginskiy baker boy hat, sky-high, emerald green heels from Hardot, and a silver Rimowa suitcase.
Sylvie (wearing a Pucci dress and Francesco Russo heels) is determined to make the Rome office of Agence Grateau as successful as the Parisian one.
Minnie Driver joins the cast as Princess Jane, one of Sylvie’s old friends from her time in Rome. And what better way to introduce a royal character than in a Giambattista Valli fall 2025 coat and a Dolce & Gabbana floral satin dress? Sylvie, per usual, opts for a slightly more inconspicuous look: a silk burgundy, one-shoulder dress.
There may be a lot of changes to Agence Grateau these days, but one thing remains the same: The staff still has great style. Sylvie and Emily once again push the boundaries of office attire in a red, one-shoulder dress and a floral off-the-shoulder number from Bernadette, respectively. Julien, meanwhile, opts for a more casual look, wearing a cardigan sweater from Drôle de Monsieur.
Mindy and Alfie catch up over a free meal at Gabriel’s restaurant. The two get a little too flirty, and it seems Geneviève recognizes them (while wearing a great Emporio Armani wool jacket). It likely doesn’t help that Mindy stands out in her floral Alessandra Rich dress, Maison Ernest heels, and Sotevy bag.
Princess Jane throws a party at her palazzo for Agence Grateau, where she makes her true motives known: She wants a consulting fee from the agency. It seems the Princess is “palazzo poor,” though that doesn’t explain how she can afford her Dolce & Gabbana spring/summer 2016 dress, worn with Philippe Ferrandis accessories.
In fact, compared to Jane, Emily is dressed quite simply in a Marc Jacobs dress and a color-blocked Sotevy clutch. Sylvie, meanwhile, rounds out the trio in a red Alberta Ferretti cape dress and CoRo Jewels bracelet.
Episode Two, “Got to Be Real”
Mindy joins Emily in Rome, arriving in another unmatched travel outfit: a red, ruched dress from Marine Serre, red platform heels, a Nue Fine Jewelry necklace, Olivia Dar earrings, a beaded Serpui clutch, and her favorite Rimowa suitcase. Not to be outdone, Emily greets her friend in a blue floral Alice & Olivia suit with steel-toe Izie boots, Guzema earrings, a Malfroy silk scarf, and Fendi Peekaboo.
Emily and “for a fee” Jane almost match thanks to the latter’s Leonard Paris spring 2025 suit. Sylvie and Julien, meanwhile, opt for less conspicuous office wear. The boss pairs a one-sleeved black dress with a Ferragamo bracelet and Saint Laurent bag, while Julien once again dons his new favorite brand, Drôle de Monsieur.
Mindy and Emily eat and dance their way through Rome in coordinating looks. Emily wears a polka dot bralette, shorts, and an overshirt all from For Love & Lemons, while her friend opts for a black Parlor bustier top featuring red ruffles and a large flower on the bodice.
Later, Emily heads to her all-important Fendi meeting at the brand’s gorgeous headquarters at Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana in a Dolce & Gabbana set, Loewe sunglasses, and Francesco Russo leather flats. Of course, she can’t forget her beloved Fendi baguette. Emily carries a brown leather version of the classic bag, made specifically for the show.
Mindy gives Emily dating advice (and starts planting seeds about dating Alfie) in a lavender BetterMe catsuit.
Sylvie attends the Fendi meeting in a sculptural Kate Barton top and draped pants with Swarovski sunglasses, while Julien wears a Panos Gotsis jacket.
It’s once again party time, and Emily is ready in a tomato-covered Reinhard Luthier Couture vintage dress, worn with a NeverNoT ring, Aurelie Bidermann earrings, crystal-covered Marc Jacobs sunglasses, and a colorful Carel bag. There’s whimsy to Emily’s outfit, which is contrasted by Sylvie’s look, heavy on the sex appeal thanks to her sheer dress from The Attico.
Mindy avoids splashing around in brown liquid and instead performs alongside a foursome of sailors in a blue, beaded Retrofête dress, Yana Nesper earrings, and pearl-embellished Jimmy Choo platform heels.
Julien confronts Mindy about her relationship with Alfie while wearing a floral Fursac suit.
Emily might be annoyed with Marcello, but she can’t help and dress up for their morning date. The American throws on a patterned Diane Von Furstenberg jumpsuit, Hugo Boss sunglasses, a silver Marc Deloche cuff, a black raffia Tod’s bag, and some seriously cool Sergio Rossi heels.
Episode Three, “Intimissimi Issues”
Episode three kicks off with another pitch meeting, which Emily attends in printed Dolce & Gabbana shorts and bustier top, worn with a Marc by Marc Jacobs red-orange blazer, Dolce & Gabbana polka dot platform heels, and Aurelie Bidermann hoops.
Emily tries on lingerie from Intimissimi for work, much to the delight of Marcello.
Emily confides in Julien in a patterned jacket, floral Versace pants, and Ridhi Asrani earrings, while he holds his own in a Chateau Orlando sweater vest.
Sylvie plays AD to Giancarlo in an orange-trimmed hat and a blue, sequined Missoni jumpsuit.
Marcello and Emily share a romantic moment as she wears a green and gold jacquard Huishan Zhang coat and matching dress with a Self-Portrait bag.
Emily attempts to pitch Intimissimi again, this time in a pattern-clashing black and white look featuring a polka-dot Vivienne Westwood skirt, sunglasses-printed Moschino bathingsuit, and a striped cardigan. It’s unclear why Julien joins her in the meeting, but it may just be to show off his MSGM x Luke Edward Hall shirt.
Episode Four, “Rome Has Fallen”
Emily enjoys a stroll with Marcello in a blue-and-white polka-dot Moschino set, Carolina Herrera sunglasses, AGL heels, and an Alameda Turquesa bag.
Emily wears an Antonio Marras dress, Fendi belt, and Malone Souliers raffia heels to her big event in Solitano.
And while Emily opts for a more gothic look, Jane brings the color in a La DoubleJ one-shoulder dress.
And while Emily opts for a more gothic look, Jane brings the color in a La DoubleJ one-shoulder dress.
Sylvie finally puts her trust in Emily. Perhaps she’s feeling confident in her off-the-shoulder Vivienne Westwood dress, Gianvito Rossi heels, and her favorite brown suede Saint Laurent bag.
Leave it to Mindy to bring some sparkle to the function. The singer attends the Muratori event in a black Leslie Amon mini dress, Simon Miller raffia clutch, Zag necklace, and Ottoman Hands earrings.
Emily only has time to celebrate her success with Muratori for a minute before she has to rush off and solve another problem. Good thing she can run in heels, because she’s wearing a pair of very high platforms with her gingham Dolce & Gabbana dress and yellow Selezza London bag (seen below in black). Julien is crowned the most colorful thanks to his pink latex and jean jacket from DSquared2. The two of them are contrasted by Sylvie in a much more subdued (though just as chic) Alaïa dress.
Sylvie breaks the bad news to the team that she’s closing the Rome office. The good news? She’s wearing a great Rick Owens top.
Episode Five, “Bonjour Paris!”
Emily is officially back in Paris, and her first order of business is to brush up on her French with some local vendors. She does so in a printed red and white shirt and floral pants, along with a leek-holding Dragon Diffusion bag.
Sylvie might need a new robe, but she just does not need a new trench; the damask Burberry is serving her just fine, as are her vintage Alaïa dress and woven black Fendi Peekaboo.
Clearly, Paris is putting Emily in a floral, pattern-clashing mood. The marketing star heads to her first day back at the Paris office in a floral Gucci blazer and just-as-loud pants, collared Ganni shirt, striped wedges, Pierre Hardy raffia bag, and Kate Barton goldfish bag. Julien and Sylvie also play into the pattern game. The former wears an orange and yellow checkered 3.Paradis shirt, while Sylvie goes all out in a textured snakeskin Georges Hobeika spring 2025 set and striped Fendi boots.
Emily convinces Gabriel to help her with an event. It’s likely her outfit helped with the swaying. She wore an adorable floral Victoria Beckham midi dress, burgundy Loewe sunglasses, black patent leather Souliers Martinez platform sandals, and a whimsical GCDS wooden phone bag to get the job done.
Sylvie kicks her husband out of her apartment. Now, she has more room for Mugler knit dresses and Saint Laurent clutches.
Sylvie and Emily are all dolled up for their latest event. Sylvie looks great in an embellished Alberta Ferretti set, but it’s Emily who’s wearing the pants, specifically a pair of La DoubleJ wide-legs. She’s also rocking a Fendi resort 2014 coat, Andrew Gn resort 2014 blouse, and embellished L’alingi bag.
Emily’s scheming gets the better of her again, this time leading Gabriel out of Paris. She mourns her losses in white shorts, a patterned bomber, Max Mara boots, and a Saint Laurent bag.
Episode Six, “The One Where Emily Goes to the Embassy”
Emily wears maybe her most subdued office look ever: a Marine Serre cardigan with a contrasting skirt, though the matching boots do bring it to the next level. It seems Sylvie was feeling more severe as well, as she showed up to work in a Karlina Caune fall 2012 embellished peplum top and a pencil skirt. Despite the hard exteriors, though, the two share a (semi) sweet moment a top Sylvie’s desk.
Mindy makes the (questionable) decision to take back Nicolas while wearing an embellished Cucculelli Shaheen spring/summer 2024 dress.
Clearly Emily didn’t want to get patriotic for July 4th, because while there is some white in her Nina Ricci striped blouse, and her Dolce & Gabbana denim skirt and Gucci Bamboo 1947 bag provide the blue, there is no red to be seen.
Sylvie might be slightly nicer to Emily these days, but one thing hasn’t changed: her killer style. The marketing exec gives a presentation in a white, sculptural Ferragamo dress.
Julien and Mindy share one last night together as roommates, and it’s clear they’re not compatible. Even their sleepwear is completely mismatched. Julien wears silk Burberry sets while Mindy wears tanks from Maison J.Simone.
While Emily is finally embracing her American roots in her red, white, and blue plaid Alexander McQueen Spring 2018 mini dress, Sylvie is as French as ever in black Mugler.
I’m actually OK with this episode turning into a L’Oreal commercial, because we did got some good looks out of it. Mindy gets her own “Wait, is this play about us?” moment in a structured, striped Mugler blazer, Livy bra, Nach Bijoux earrings, and Courrèges boots, while Emily opts for a gingham Fendi pre-fall 2018 dress topped with a Tibi trench (also gingham) and Munthe Perma flats.
Episode Seven, “Second Chances”
Emily is ready to turn over a new leaf, though she’s still not ready to give up on gingham. The American takes in the sights in an off-the-shoulder top, accessorized with a Valentino Garavani embroidered shoulder bag and Celine sunglasses.
The Agence Grateau team gathers in style to support Sylvie. Julien wears a jacquard camo Lisou blazer, while Sylvie opts for an orange set of her own. Emily proves the French are finally rubbing off on her style, as she shows up in a vintage John Galliano suit, a very subdued look, with an added pop of color provided by her Fendi Peekaboo. Perhaps, that’s the bag Marcello let her pick out in Rome.
Mindy third-wheels a dinner date with Marcello and Nicolas, but she steals the show in a David Koma top.
It’s weird to see Sylvie with a friend, but seeing her in a Fendi lace dress with an embellished bag from the brand and Francesco Russo gold heels is otherwise pretty par for the course.
Only Mindy could pull off a riding look like this. The singer proves she has other talents as she mounts a horse in a Norma Kamali leopard-print blazer over a matching jumpsuit.
The chocolates inspired by Sylvie might not be good, but anything inspired by her outfit—comprised of a Victoria Beckham dress and blue Schiaparelli Face bag—would no doubt be delicious.
It’s Pride in Paris, so obviously Emily and Mindy are going all out. While the wig is probably unnecessary, this is the perfect occasion for Emily’s Selezza London floral cape, printed Stella McCartney mini dress, Emilio Pucci ring, and Maison Skorpios patchwork boots.
Sylvie, meanwhile, is having a very different kind of day, one that calls for a pleated, one-shoulder Alaïa dress and Valentino shoulder bag.
Episode Eight, “Fashion Statement”
Emily and Mindy are living any best friends’ dream: They’re dating best friends. The foursome head to a party together, but seriously, if Marcello and Nicolas are going to continue dating these women, they have to step up their fashion game. Emily and Mindy completely outshine them. Mindy wears a sparkling black-and-red dress with Rene Caovilla heels, while Emily is in a striped blazer over an Essential Antwerp top, a colorblocked Pierre Hardy bag, and leather patchwork Valentino boots.
And who knows what it was that attracted Noah’s dog, Chansey, to Emily? The burger she rubbed on her hands, or her outfit. Clearly, Chansey is used to sparkly things, with his owner dressed in an embellished Georges Hobeika fall 2024 suit. Maybe, he thought Emily was his embellished mommy.
When it’s time for the meeting with Noah, Emily ditches the hamburger perfume and puts on some pants, as well as a Saint Laurent lips blouse and a red patterned Diane von Furstenberg blazer.
But hopefully, you didn’t like that outfit too much, because a split second later, and she’s in something else. Emily heads into the office in a Sebline striped shirt over a plaid Philosophy Di Lorenzo dress.
Our favorite foursome celebrates a successful business day with a night on the town. Emily looks especially chic in a Markgong set with a silver clutch.
Previously, Sylvie wasn’t comfortable enough to send pictures to her lovers, but it seems her patterned Burberry fall/winter 2025 dress helped solve that problem. Though after discovering the identity of her new friend, she might wish she could bury herself in the shredded fabric of her dress.
Emily and Marcello match in suits, though the former clearly wins the tailoring battle thanks to her Barbara Bui resort 2019 design and Vivienne Westwood bag.
Episode Nine, “La Belle Époque”
While Marcello might want to crawl into a hole, his nonstop girlfriend certainly won’t let him. Emily sets Marcello up in his new atelier. Now, all he needs is some creative inspiration, because it’s not coming from Emily’s look. For the tour, she throws on a Vivienne Westwood shirt as a dress, cinches it with a Barbara Bui silver belt, and finishes off with Jimmy Choo leather chevron boots and a Saint Laurent bag.
It seems hanging around all these men is starting to affect Emily’s style. She takes a call with Pierre Cadault in a striped, ruffled Paul Smith shirt.
If we’re going by outfits, one would assume Emily doesn’t value this little evening with Luc very highly, because while she looks nice in her Andrew Gn fall 2015 coat, striped shirt, leather mini, and Létrange bag, she clearly did not pull out her best for this “date.”
Sylvie looks like a million bucks in an Alberta Ferretti resort 2024 dress and Diff Eyewear sunglasses during her lunch with her mom, where she learns her husband took out a two-million-euro loan.
The Agence Grateau team gets glammed up for a party at Maxim’s. Emily wears a black embellished mini dress with a Sophia Webster box clutch, while Julien shimmers in a gold sequined DSquared2 blazer.
Episode Ten, “Veni, Vidi, Venezia”
Emily returns to Italy, this time to Venice, where she enjoys a boat trip in a polka dot set from Stine Goya with L.G.R. x Ermanno Scervino sunglasses and Ridhi Asrani hoops. Not pictured are Emily’s black and white Pretty Ballerina woven leather slingbacks, Lelet hair bow, and Vohandas Lamu raffia bag.
Mindy holds her own in a butter yellow Balykina dress with heels and a clutch from Jimmy Choo.
And while Mindy and Emily look fresh and happy in Venice, Sylvie is rocking a very different, darker look in Rome, featuring a black lace Sleeping with Jacques dress and Published By leather tote.
Emily and Mindy prematurely celebrate the discovery of an engagement ring in Marcello’s bag. Unfortunately, we don’t know whether Emily ever found her passport, but she did find this cute red silk paisley-printed Call It By Your Name set.
Emily and Marcello head out to dinner together, and clearly, Venice is putting Emily in a red, fiery mood. Many soon-to-be brides like to wear white when they know a proposal is coming, but Emily opts for all red. She wears a layer of Marine Serre tights and a mesh long-sleeve top underneath a red strapless dress with Paul Andrew pumps and a Mesh Mesh bag.
Marcello’s family was initially unimpressed by his design efforts. But perhaps Antonia just didn’t want to get water on her Zara robe or Lalage Beaumont clutch. Similarly, his sister is likely concerned for her La DoubleJ dress and Sylvia Toledano Dakota necklace.
Emily sits and readies herself for Marcello’s designer debut in a Nina Ricci polka dot dress, Gianvito Rossi lace-up mesh heels, Guzema earrings, and GCDS heart bag. She’s joined by her colleagues, including Julien, in a 3.Paradis spring/summer 2026 suit.
The foursome enjoys their last moments in Venice, sipping champagne, when they get quite the surprise. Marcello wasn’t proposing to Emily in her Mary Katrantzou floral dress, emerald Valentino bag, and SICIS earrings. The ring was for Nicolas to propose to Mindy. And luckily, the ring goes well with her patterned Antonio Marras number and unique Nach necklace.
Emily and Mindy start planning Mindy’s bachelorette, but just based on their outfits, it feels like Mindy should take control of this one. Emily, in an all-red Barbara Bui suit and L’Alingi bag, is giving much more “lowkey staycation at Hôtel Plaza Athénée.” Mindy, though, in a denim belt-adorned Jeanne Friot spring 2025 minidress, Kendra Scott necklace, Alexandre Vauthier animal print booties, and snakeskin Sessùn bag, has more the vibe of a crazy weekend in Ibiza, which is clearly the weekend Mindy deserves.
A lot of things are in flux right now, but one constant remains: Sylvie will always wear a Vivienne Westwood dress.
Oh, you thought you saw the last of Jane? Think again. She, her La DoubleJ suit, and her vintage Philippe Ferrandis necklace aren’t going anywhere.
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