Check out 18 facts about the third season of “Emily in Paris” on Netflix

The third season of “Emily in Paris” arrived this Wednesday (21) on Netflix. The series returns with 10 new episodes.

A year after moving from Chicago to Paris in search of her dream job, Emily finds herself at a crucial crossroads in all aspects of her life.

Faced with two very different paths, she will have to decide exactly where her loyalties lie – at work and in her romantic life – and what those decisions mean for her future in France, while continuing to delve into adventures and surprising with the twists and turns that her life takes. life in Paris provides.

The series stars Lily Collins (“It Just Happens” and “Ted Bundy: The Irresistible Face of Evil”) and features Lucas Bravo (Gabriel), Camille Razat (Camille), Ashley Park (Mindy) Lucien Lavins count (Alfie), Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu (Sylvie) Kate Walsh (Madeline) and more in the cast.

Season 3 also brings two new characters to the plot: Nicolas de Leon, played by Paul Forman young heir and executive of a powerful conglomerate, and Sofia Sideris, played by Meila Kreiling a Greek artist who went to Paris to exhibit at Camille’s gallery.

Check out 18 curiosities of the 3rd season of “Emily in Paris”

1. Emily’s look for Season 3 was intentionally designed to look more French – tweaking the silhouette of the costumes and toning down the makeup, with more brown and red lipsticks;
2. In all, Lily Collins wears 43 pieces of clothing;
3. The styling team was inspired by Lily Collins’ real-life bangs and wanted a look with a 1960s/70s vibe for Emily. Some of the main inspirations were: Françoise Hardy 🇧🇷 jane birkin 🇧🇷 Stephane Audran 🇧🇷 Brigitte Bardot, the French Nouvelle Vague, and the films of Godard and chabrol 🇧🇷

   

4. The costume team prioritized sustainability and eco-fashion throughout production – reusing and modifying existing pieces wherever possible;
5. For the scenes shot in Provence, the costumes are softer and more pastel, with an organic feel;
6. In Episode 5, Alfie shows Emily his impressive sneaker collection, which were all provided by Cyrulle Benchimol, the show’s Covid supervisor. He owns over 1,200 pairs;
7. Mindy’s costume this season pays homage to the Lido cabaret, which closed this year and was a long-standing Parisian establishment;

   

8. Park was too nervous to sing the French cover of “Shallow” 🇧🇷 She only had about 12 hours to learn the translated lyrics before recording and it’s the song she’s most excited for audiences to see Mindy sing;
9. The production design for the Pierre Cadault retrospective in the 2nd episode was inspired by the 70th anniversary of Dior exhibition, which took place at the Museum of Decorative Arts, the same location where the scenes were filmed;
10. Lily Collins’ hairstylist Mike Desir created nine different hairstyles in four variations for Emily this season. He was inspired by names like Brigitte Bardot and Audrey Hepburn but also wanted to update the look by mixing different styles from across the eras, like the 1960s ponytails, with a messier style from the 1990s;
11. Emily’s hair in hindsight – the super short and wavy bangs – is a direct reference to Audrey Hepburn;

    

12. Antoine’s house is private property in Bonnieux and the lava fields form part of it;
13. The hot air balloon scene was filmed at the Château de Montpoupon;
14. The L’Esprit de Luberon restaurant scene was filmed in Clover Gordes. The cast and crew loved the food there so much they went back several times to eat there during filming.
15. Filming took place in several locations in Paris, including: the Eiffel Tower, Le Jules Verne, Museum of Decorative Arts, Musée d’Orsay, La Nouvelle Eve, Hotel Molitor Paris, Perfume Museum, Parc de la Villette, Tuileries Gardens , Parc des Buttes-Chaumont, Parc de la Villette, Royal Palace Garden, North Station, Perrotin Gallery, Notre-Dame Square, Garnier Palace, Museum of Vie Romantique, Sacré-Coeur Basilica and the Wall of I Love You ;

    

16. For the food in the scene where Emily and Gabriel eat at L’Esprit de Luberon, food stylist Florence Vincent used as many purple-toned foods as possible to maintain the spirit of the lavenders of Provence;
17. In every project she works on, production designer Anne Seibel hides a bee somewhere. This season, you can spot the bee on the keychain that Antoine throws to Alfie in Episode 6;
18. The pigeon scene in Savoir’s office in Episode 3 was inspired by a similar event that took place in the writers’ room when the staff were writing the first season.