Lily Collins, Ashley Park, and Camille Razat Take “Emily in Paris” on a Fashionable Roman Holiday for Season 4

Emily Cooper trades Parisian chic for Italian glamour in the highly anticipated Part 2 of Season 4

Netflix's favorite American expatriate is trading croissants for gelato as "Emily in Paris" takes a stylish detour to the Eternal City. Set to premiere on September 12, 2024, at the stroke of midnight PT, Part 2 of Season 4 promises a Roman holiday that's as fashionable as it is romantic.

Lily Collins returns as the ever-stylish Emily, leading a cast that reads like a who's who of international charm. See her Schiaparelli premiere look here. Philippine Leroy-Beaulieu brings Parisian sophistication as Sylvie Grateau, while Lucas Bravo and Camille Razat continue to heat up the screen as Gabriel and Camille, respectively. New faces join the fray, including the dashing Eugenio Franceschini as Marcello, adding a dash of Italian flair to the mix.

The Season 4 premiere in Rome on September 10th was a fashion spectacle in its own right. Ashley Park, Collins' vibrant co-star, stole the spotlight in a breathtaking Dior Pre-Fall 2024 black embroidered dress, complete with matching gloves. The ensemble, a creation from Maria Grazia Chiuri's atelier, perfectly embodied the show's blend of classic elegance and contemporary flair. Park and Collins, twinning in black with gold accents, radiated an infectious excitement for a season filled with style and emotion.

This season, the stakes are higher, and so are the hemlines. Camille Razat, portraying the enigmatic character Camille, stuns in a Versace ensemble that exudes power and poise. For a recent promotional event, she donned a tweed double-breasted jacket with iconic Medusa buttons, paired with stirrup leggings from Versace's Fall-Winter 2024 collection — a revelation blending classic silhouettes with modern edge.

The Kleio shoulder bag, a butter-soft nappa plongé leather creation, is a statement of style. With its golden Medusa clasp, it's a symbol of Versace's legacy reimagined for the contemporary fashionista. As part of the Medusa '95 family, it represents Versace's commitment to honoring tradition while breaking new ground.

For the season premiere, Razat dazzled in an Atelier Versace - the house’s couture line - leather bustier dress. The corset construction and spontaneous draping at the hip showcased the atelier's impeccable craftsmanship, proving that in both Paris and Rome, fashion is always the star of the show.

As Emily navigates new romantic entanglements and professional challenges, her wardrobe evolves to reflect her growth. Series creator Darren Star draws parallels between Collins and the legendary Audrey Hepburn, infusing the show with an "Old Hollywood" feeling that's both sophisticated and international.

Collins hints at a more vulnerable Emily this season, promising that "everyone feels more feelings this year." This emotional depth is sure to be reflected in the costume choices, with each outfit telling a story of its own.

As the characters' emotions run high, so does the glamour quotient, with Rome itself playing a starring role in the fashion narrative. The Eternal City's iconic landmarks serve as the perfect backdrop for Emily's sartorial adventures. From the sun-drenched Spanish Steps to the glittering Trevi Fountain, every cobblestone street becomes a catwalk for our favorite characters to strut their stuff. The juxtaposition of ancient architecture and cutting-edge fashion creates a visual feast that's quintessentially "Emily in Paris."

In a delightful twist, French First Lady Brigitte Macron makes a cameo appearance as herself, wearing her own clothing. This unexpected addition adds a touch of real-world glamour to the show's already glittering ensemble.

Emily in Paris continues to be a visual feast for fashion lovers, and this Roman chapter promises to be the most stylish yet. As we eagerly await the release of Season 4 Part 2, in Emily's world, life is always in vogue.