Your favorite things from Sezane

[Anonymous]

The sezane IRL Facebook group is helpful. I find that the cuts and fabrics vary widely and something that looks amazing on the model may look like shit on you because you can't see from the ad photos that the cut is weird

[eastcoastmom]

Some items I've purchased or want to purchase soon.

-Chlo blouses/shirts
-the hestia black bodysuit is a great going out top and looks fabulous styled with jeans or a midi skirt
-magalia leather skirt in chestnut brown

[eastcoastmom]

Forgot to mention that I generally find their sweaters itchy and do not like how they feel on my skin but they are cute styles if you are not sensitive to their materials.

[Anonymous]

Brown suede Mary Jane flats.

[Anonymous]

I’m short and just bought their Le Crop denim pants

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Everything I bought hasn’t been great. I feel that the marketing is amazing and they make the clothes look great. The quality and fit however is not great. And I am a size 4 that looks good in most clothes (not to boast but to specify I am not an unusual shape or size)

I 100% feel the exact opposite of this. The cut and fit are precisely perfect for my figure and literally every piece I have hits exactly where I would like it. I have Betty sweaters in a couple colors, two or three of the work pants, a couple of structured sweaters and a jacket. Love every single thing. Unfortunately pp, you might actually have an usual shape if you haven't found this to be the case. I'm slim but muscular in case this helps.

[Anonymous]

I have the Laure and Gillie skirts in black in 100% wool. I’m an hourglass shape so I bought a size up to accommodate my hips and got them taken in at the waist. Love pairing both with sweaters, tights, and boots or loafers in the fall and winter.

[Anonymous]

I was in Paris working for a month last year and my rental was near one of the sezane stores. I popped in a few times and it always had decently heavy traffic - like maybe 10 people in the store each time. And i kid you not, every single person in there was an American woman aged 35-65, but mostly 45-65. And not particularly stylish american women. Because if they all looked like chic french women, I wouldn't have noticed that they were all American. Anyhow, it definitely soured me on the brand. Also, the stores feel like a more curated Anthropologie, including the qualify level. Definitely not high quality. Not bad, but there are lots of obvious threads poking out, most synthetic materials, etc. The whole thing felt like the disneyland of paris fashion for tourists.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was in Paris working for a month last year and my rental was near one of the sezane stores. I popped in a few times and it always had decently heavy traffic - like maybe 10 people in the store each time. And i kid you not, every single person in there was an American woman aged 35-65, but mostly 45-65. And not particularly stylish american women. Because if they all looked like chic french women, I wouldn't have noticed that they were all American. Anyhow, it definitely soured me on the brand. Also, the stores feel like a more curated Anthropologie, including the qualify level. Definitely not high quality. Not bad, but there are lots of obvious threads poking out, most synthetic materials, etc. The whole thing felt like the disneyland of paris fashion for tourists.

Yeah but its a lot cheaper than Maje.