Brigitte Macron once again demonstrated her sense of style by choosing comfort without sacrificing elegance. On Monday, September 7, during the Lumière Summit in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, her outfit showcased how a pantsuit can pair with sneakers for a chic and natural look.
In short: a navy blue Louis Vuitton jacket, a white t-shirt, discreet jewelry, and the iconic Parko Jogger from No Name with a 3.5 cm wedge sole. This choice, also seen during the G7 in June, confirms an official trend towards a mastered casual outfit.
An official silhouette reimagined in Saint-Paul-de-Vence
During the visit to the Couvent de Passe-Prestavec with Kim Hye-kyung, wife of the South Korean president, the First Lady chose a navy blue ensemble with white stitching by Louis Vuitton, paired with a white t-shirt and a long silver necklace. Her beauty look remained understated, featuring a line of eyeliner and a low ponytail, emphasizing that an official appearance can remain accessible and modern. This look has been widely reported by fashion media, notably in a Gala report.
The Parko Jogger: how the sole changes everything
The chosen pair, the Parko Jogger from No Name in white and navy blue, combines suede leather and textile, featuring a 3.5 cm platform sole that lengthens without sacrificing comfort. Brigitte Macron noted back in 2024 in Madame Figaro that she favors “wedge” sneakers to maintain a controlled stride. This model, also worn during the G7 in June, perfectly illustrates the fusion of fashion and functionality, a path taken by several specialized publications such as Femme Actuelle.
Pairing suits and sneakers without a fashion faux pas
The key rule for adopting this chic look: a clean and structured cut for the suit, straight or slightly fitted trousers, and a fine or slightly wedged sneaker to balance the silhouette. Autumn, the season for tailoring, is ideal for testing this combination. Beauty and fashion media have already proposed variations for the office and evening wear, proving that a casual outfit can remain perfectly suited for official obligations, as recently highlighted by a specialized article.
To learn more about the First Lady’s outfits, her choices, and the connection with the Macron family, discover detailed analyses on the dedicated blog and also check the file on Brigitte Macron and her sneakers at the G7 to delve deeper into the story of this now-iconic style.
