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“Emily in Paris” returns, as does the show's fashion.

Will viewers think this season has a more realistic approach to French dressing?

After “Emily in Paris” arrived on Netflix last fall, the series was derided for portraying a fantasy version of French culture. Parisians bristled at the show’s inaccuracies and clichés, from people smoking in the office to the number of berets on screen.

Still, the show provided a welcome escape for those stuck at home. The clothes played a part in that. For Season 2, out today, Marylin Fitoussi, the show’s costume designer, and Patricia Field, the show’s costume consultant, were determined to push the show’s fashions even further.

Head to the link in New York Times Fashion & Style] bio to get a look at the characters’ new outfits and the stories behind them by , photos by Stéphanie Branchu/Netflix and Carole Bethuel/Netflix.