Emily in Paris — Venice Photocall
Cinema, Couture & European Glamour
As Emily in Paris expands its stylish universe beyond Paris, the Venice photocall marks a pivotal moment for the series—one that blends cinematic storytelling with the grandeur of European fashion heritage. Set against the iconic Venetian canals and historic domes, the cast steps into a world where old-world romance meets contemporary couture, reinforcing the show’s reputation as one of television’s most fashion-driven narratives.
At the center is Lily Collins, whose portrayal of Emily Cooper has become synonymous with bold fashion risk-taking and Parisian-inspired glamour. For Venice, Collins wears a breathtaking Schiaparelli Spring 2025 Haute Couture bustier dress that perfectly mirrors the evolution of her character—confident, refined, and increasingly sophisticated. Crafted from pearl-grey duchess satin ribbons, the gown is a masterclass in couture engineering. Each ribbon panel is meticulously twisted to contour the body, sculpting the silhouette before unfurling into soft, architectural petals at the skirt. The result is both fluid and structural—an embodiment of Schiaparelli’s surreal elegance and modern femininity. The look feels ethereal yet powerful, echoing Emily’s transformation from outsider to fashion insider.
To her side, Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu, who plays the commanding Sylvie Grateau, delivers a look as authoritative and polished as her on-screen persona. Dressed in Ferragamo Fall 2025, her ensemble reflects quiet luxury and European restraint. The clean lines, rich tones, and impeccable tailoring speak to a woman who understands power dressing—not through excess, but through precision. Ferragamo’s craftsmanship reinforces Sylvie’s character: confident, unapologetic, and rooted in timeless style rather than trends.
Completing the trio is Ashley Park, beloved for her role as Mindy Chen, whose fashion moments consistently bring drama, glamour, and bold self-expression to the series. She stuns in Antonio Grimaldi Fall 2025 Haute Couture, wearing a sleek black gown defined by sculptural elegance and sensual minimalism. The asymmetric silhouette and fluid construction highlight Grimaldi’s signature approach to couture—where sharp structure meets soft movement. The look channels classic red-carpet allure while maintaining a contemporary edge, much like Mindy herself: expressive, fearless, and effortlessly chic.
Together, the three looks tell a larger story—one of character, evolution, and cultural crossover. Against Venice’s historic backdrop, the fashion becomes cinematic, reinforcing Emily in Paris not just as a television series, but as a global fashion platform where couture, storytelling, and European heritage converge.
This Venice photocall is more than a promotional moment; it is a visual statement—celebrating the power of fashion as narrative, identity, and art.



