Perhaps it is to give prominence to the men who walk their outfits around the Parisian capital, or perhaps it is too cold to dare more. In any case, the looks that we have liked the most so far this men's fashion week in Paris are fundamentally classic, with very well selected basics, by women like Carine Roitfield (who never disappoints with a total black look) or the always uncomplicated Caroline de Maigret, among others.

The eternal total black look of Carine Roitfield (in a cocoon key)

She really knows how to be comfortable and cool at the same time, with an oversize fur coat, a knitted hood to keep you warm and flat mid-calf boots from Bottega Veneta.

The oversize blazer (5 sizes plus effect)

Oversize blazers are still on the rise and not only work with leggings, leather-effect pants, but even with knitted dresses, which are so on-trend. Yes to gray and the scarf around the neck, very 90's.

The straight jean, the best ally

Although before being the content director of Vogue Paris, Eugénie Trochu was a regular on the catwalks and cannon fodder for street style photographers, now with the position she inherited from Emmanuelle Alt, her outfits go through rigorous analysis of the planet fashion. White t-shirt (with pink collar), black blazer, straight jeans (our favourites), cowboy boots and three-quarter length red leather coat.

Caroline de Maigret and the infallible camel coat

Model Caroline de Maigret who commissions Parisian allure to perfection never fails. If it weren't for the oversized cut of the camel coat, it could be a photo from 20 years ago. Pearl gray cashmere sweater, straight jeans, burgundy lace-up shoes, and quilted Chanel bag.

wide wool pants

Boring or not, black pants are the wild card of your wardrobe. If it is also wide, with a fall and a masculine cut, the result can be as appetizing as this one. Combine it with a camel turtleneck, a Prince of Wales blazer and flat black ankle boots.

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