“Even more Paris, even more Emily.” Netflix, in a few words, he sealed his promise: to bring Emily in Paris to accentuate his every character, without caring – at least apparently – of the controversies that accompanied his debut. On Thursday night, when, online, it released the first images of the second season, the streaming platform gave shape to an idea of excess. Sweetened, romantic, softened by the search for an all-French elegance.
In the images, where Lily Collins wearing the beret and little dresses, Emily seems to have found every character left with the finale of the first season.
Lucas Bravo, aka Gabriel, chef and his neighbor. Camille Razat, apex of a love triangle. Then, Lucien Laviscount, face and voice of Alfie, Emily’s new flame, loved and hated. “In French class, Emily meets another non-Parisian, Alfie, a boy who infuriates her and, at the same time, intrigues her”, it was possible to read in the official synopsis of the second season, whose release date should be revealed to early October.
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