The Ultimate Shopping Guide to Emily in Paris’s Season 5 Wardrobe

Emily Cooper is back, and this time, she’s traded croissants for cappuccinos. In season 5 of Emily in Paris, the beloved PR pro’s wardrobe follows her from the boulevards of Paris to the piazzas of Rome, marking a new chapter in both her career and her closet. Gone are the loud statement prints of her early days (well, mostly); in their place, we find more polished staples, refined silhouettes, and just enough color to keep things très Emily.

In many ways, her wardrobe tells the story of her growth more clearly than any plotline could. This season, she mixes archival pieces with new-season designer looks, proof that Emily’s style has matured into something aspirational, yet attainable.

Below, every look worth adding to your cart (or at least your mood board) from Emily in Paris season 5.

Stylish Straps

Emily’s Roman wardrobe wastes no time declaring a new phase. This strappy black dress marks a shift from her Parisian maximalism to something sharper and more refined, but still playful. The styling takeaway: Anchor minimal pieces with a statement accent. Add one bold hue or structured accessory like Emily’s colorful clutch, and you’ve got the same effect (without the airfare, of course!)

A Floral LBD

No one commits to a theme like Emily. At this soirée, she leans straight into old-school glamour: a strapless black dress embroidered with roses, lipstick to match, and an espresso martini as her best accessory. While her exact ensemble is (of course) sold out, you can mirror her approach with a little black dress and floral embroidery.

A Bold Blazer

Probably talking strategy with Sylvie, Emily dresses like she means business. The tailored red blazer anchors an ornate Italian print, giving her signature whimsy a more refined edge. To get the look, mix one structured piece with something unapologetically loud.

Patterned Pants

Emily may have traded Paris for Rome, but she hasn’t lost her love for a loud pattern. The mix of black-and-white prints makes enough of a statement without feeling overdone. Consider this your reminder that sometimes, opposites really do attract.

So ’70s

Gone are the bows and berets. In their place are graphic prints, oversized frames, and statement shoulder bags; it’s a little vintage, a little modern, and very Emily. To shop the look, lean into geometric patterns and sculptural accessories.

Mismatched Prints

Only Emily could make monochrome feel this animated. By layering stripes over polka dots, she turns two classics into something unexpectedly fresh. To shop the look, think beyond color and focus on texture and proportion.

Seeing Green

If anyone can make head-to-toe green feel like a neutral, it’s Emily Cooper. The striped blazer and matching skirt strike the perfect mix of whimsical and polished. Pull inspiration from her playbook by starting with one bold color and letting the pattern do all the talking.

Soft Silk

Here, Emily goes for a softer look. Her printed kimono blends loungewear and luxury, easy enough for daytime but also elegant enough to wear out. The takeaway: Reach for resort pieces that work beyond the beach.

A Standout Suit

Some people dress down for travel; Emily packs a full, patterned suit. The matching combo and silk scarf turn an airport arrival into a fashion statement.

A Pair of Pinstripes

Emily’s familiar pinstripes get a playful upgrade here. Between the floral embellishments and her lineup of ear cuffs, it strikes the perfect balance of polished and playful. Consider this your reminder that accessorizing is indeed a skill set.

A Bold Gucci Blazer

Some things never change—and thankfully, one of them is Emily’s devotion to color. The saturated mix of florals and red tailoring nods to her Parisian roots but with an Italian spin. Balance is key here: Try pairing your loudest print with your most refined silhouette—or, if you’re lucky, snag her exact vintage Gucci jacket while it’s still available.

Dramatic Sleeves

Consider this Emily’s take on the 9-to-5 uniform: crisp stripes, sharp tailoring, and bold accessorizing. The takeaway: Power dressing can still have personality.

Saddled Up

Emily’s checked blazer and tie turn equestrian style into something modern and cool—proof that classic pieces can still feel entirely fresh.

Playful Layers

At this point, Emily’s mastered the art of desk-to-dinner dressing. The pinstripe shirt and tie ground her tartan dress, while statement earrings keep the look from feeling too buttoned-up. To try it yourself, start with tailored staples and layer something a little unexpected on top.

Rosy Coordinates

Subtle? Never heard of her. When in doubt, double down on your favorite pattern.

A Floral Appliqué

Here’s proof that Emily doesn’t need sequins to stand out; a sculptural white top and dark lip do the work for her. For your next night at the cabaret, reach for a minimal base with one bold detail for a similar look.

Perfect Polka Dots

In this dotted set, Emily keeps things light, flirty, and unmistakably European. It’s the kind of outfit that works just as well for a morning stroll as it does for an impromptu aperitivo.

An Asymmetrical Top

Emily’s gingham moment feels both timeless and unexpected, tied together—literally—with a bow.

Darling Dots

If the assignment is la dolce vita, Emily understood it. Her polka dot set is timeless yet cinematic, the kind of outfit made for golden-hour Aperols. Channel the same energy with playful prints and polished accessories.