Even before the launch of her own fashion brand, Rouje, Parisian model and entrepreneur Jeanne Damas was the embodiment of French girl chic.

There is something extremely alluring about It girl Jeanne Damas' style. It exudes Brigitte Bardot vibes with a distinctly modern slant: The sexy-yet-innocent silhouettes, the play on fits, the skirts cut just perfectly above the knee.
The Parisienne's style often makes you feel like you are strolling about Andalusia, getting lost in winding streets of the coastal towns and markets of Mediterranean Europe. For those with winter vacation plans, her style makes for the perfect jet set wardrobe inspiration. Here, we round up six ways to emulate her style while on holiday.

It is no secret that Damas is fond of florals&mdash;they feature on many of her Rouje pieces. The chicness of how she wears floral skirts, however, lies in the fit and cut.&nbsp; These body-skimming skirts are cut just at the knees, and are paired with more fitted tops to create a breezy look that's just right for exploring new summer destinations. The casual, yet formal length of these skirts also makes it so that they can take you from sightseeing to dinner and drinks pretty easily, so you'll never need to stress about being underdressed.&nbsp;&nbsp;

There is something whimsical about a woven, rattan basket bag. It certainly seems to be a favourite of Damas'. In fact, she has managed to weave it into an evening look, giving new versatility to a seemingly informal accessory. &nbsp; These bags are just as practical as they are pretty. Lightweight and the perfect neutral brown shade to match a myriad of outfits, these bags are just right to complete your travel outfits. The best part? They come in various sizes to hold all your essentials and will not weigh you down due to the lightness of the natural fiber, allowing for fuss-free, leisurely strolls through picturesque seaside villages.

Forget the two-piece this resort season. These classy, stylish one-piece bathing suits hug the body perfectly and come in various cuts and styles that give off an air of mysterious sensuality. The '50s era-inspired floral and polka dot looks have a serious pin-up vibe to them that will have you feeling wonderfully glamorous. What's more? You are sure to stand out from the sea of bikini-clad bodies.&nbsp;&nbsp;

One of Damas' most iconic Rouje designs has to be the Daria dress. The calf-length, slip-on dress features a milkmaid-style, adjustable bust with ties at the chest. It also has a silhouette-skimming, mermaid silhouette that flatters every body type. The beauty of this comes in its shape, neckline, and cut, all of which provide just the right amount of allure. These elements come together to create a sensual figure while not quite being as form-fitting as a bodycon dress. The ease and comfort of this cami summer dress makes it the perfect addition to any holiday wardrobe.&nbsp;

Heeled espadrilles are a must-have for sunny holidays. Once again, the neutral brown tones make it so that these shoes pair well with a variety of prints and colors. The lightness of the espadrille makes for comfortable walking in the sultry heat, while the tie-up versions add a touch of sassiness to any look. These versatile shoes don't just go with flowy dresses and floral skirts, they work well with pants as well.
For a stylish&mdash;but comfy&mdash;outfit, Damas pairs hers with a white, floral embroidered, puff-sleeved blouse and flared jeans.&nbsp;

If you aren't one for flowy dresses and floral skirts, Damas' edgier summer option comes in the form of a denim jumpsuit. Cinched at the waist or fitted to the body, these create just as feminine a silhouette as dresses or skirts. The jumpsuit also has a '60s-'70s feel to it that will have you right on trend with all styles of yesteryear making a fierce comeback. Pair this with one of the other essentials like the basket bag to create the perfect holiday look.&nbsp;&nbsp;

6 Trends to Borrow from Parisian Model Jeanne Damas for Your Next Holiday

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