19 of Lily Collins' most memorable outfits on season 2 of 'Emily in Paris,' ranked

By season two of Darren Star's Netflix series "Emily in Paris," Emily Cooper has grown more assimilated to Parisian culture, but she certainly isn't eager to blend in with her surroundings.

Thanks to the work of costume designer Marylin Fitoussi and famed costume consultant Patricia Field, the Midwestern ex-pat (played by Lily Collins) has no trouble standing out.

Emily returns to the "City of Light" in conspicuous patterns splashed with greens, yellows, and reds, separating her from her more neutrally-dressed French counterparts.

Her season two closet remains consistent with her eclectic season one wardrobe, though Field suggested to Glamour Magazine that the young marketing executive may continue developing a "more sophisticated style" as she lives in Paris for a longer time.

"The key themes that Emily comes back to is optimism and individuality. Emily doesn't follow trends," Field said, adding, "If I could ascribe a trend to Emily it would be the above plus colourful and accessorized."

Here are 19 of Emily's most extravagant season two looks, ranked from least to most memorable.

Warning: This article contains spoilers for season two of "Emily in Paris."

Emily saunters from the Savoir office to French class in episode four wearing a bralette-and-short set by Dolce & Gabbana.

The colorful patchwork pattern and the cut is right up Emily's alley, but the two-piece ensemble doesn't get much screentime underneath the green blazer.

She shows up to her friend Camille's family chateau in episode eight wearing a lime yellow Self-Portrait sundress and matching blazer.

In episode five, Emily meets Camille (Camille Razat) for lunch in a yellow blazer, a checkered tank top, a multi-colored skirt, and lavender knee-high boots.

To complete the outfit, she carries a small Dolce & Gabbana crossbody bag.

Sitting at a cafe with her friend and roommate Mindy (Ashley Park) in episode seven, Emily rehashes details of her evening with Alfie (Lucien Laviscount). And in typical Emily fashion, she's dressed in a one-of-a-kind ensemble.

The marketing executive wears a corseted peplum top made by Greek designer Vassilis Zoulias, along with a bright red mini skirt.

To accessorize, she opts for white Valentino Garavani gladiator pumps and a Mansur Gavriel neon yellow purse.

While scouting a location for her birthday party in episode three, Emily steps out of her apartment in multi-colored parachute pants, a pink fur-trimmed cardigan by Blumarine, and a plaid newsboy cap.

She also wears fingerless white gloves, an accessory that Field said she thoroughly enjoyed putting on the character throughout season two.

"I love gloves, and gloves need to be resurrected from the vintage shop," she told Page Six. "I was like, 'I'm going to bring back the glove to the modern-day girl who rides a bike, who drives a car.'"

Outside of the show, Field collaborated with luxury glove brand Seymoure to create her own collection.

Some might wear athleisure or a sports jersey to a soccer match, but not Emily. In episode nine, she sits on the sidelines of Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) and Alfie's game in a flowy black pantsuit and a pair of Mary Jane shoes.

She adds pops of yellow in her short-sleeved jacket, beret, fingerless gloves, and Prada purse.

In the season two premiere, the Savoir employee walks into the office wearing a striped Versace sweater and a Mugler skirt with strappy multicolored heels. She layers with a green Elie Saab coat.

The dress is designed by Magali Pascal as part of the brand's SS21 collection, per Grazia Magazine.

"The exaggerated ruffles, the open back, and the high-low skirt were an expression of celebration, returning to finding joy in dressing again," Magali Pascal designer Emily told the publication.

She added: "As a strong-headed woman that goes after what she wants, Emily's character embodies the Magali Pascal woman. She is bold, playful, brave, but it is her independence that really resonates with the brand."

The character pulls the look together with large sunglasses, platform heels, and an orange Carel bag.

She walks the St. Tropez streets in episode two wearing the Dolce & Gabbana dress — which features florals, polka dots, and animal print — while carrying a print tote designed by Christian Louboutin.

Emily ventures into the Galeries Lafayette with her classmate Petra (played by Daria Panchenko) in episode four wearing a printed Mary Katrantzou dress, an oversized Vassilis Zoulias coat, and brown Maison Skorpios boots.

Emily is immersed in office chatter with her boss Madeline Wheeler (Kate Walsh) in the beginning of the season two finale.

As the "little mole in Moschino" (as Madeline calls her) converses over coffee, she wears a translucent yellow trench coat and pink Libellibotta boots designed by Christian Louboutin.

After a sleepover at Alfie's flat, Emily navigates her way back to her apartment in the middle of episode seven.

Because she ripped her shirt the evening prior, she borrows Alfie's navy blue suit jacket to cover her bralette and tweed Balmain skirt, carrying her Mark Cross 1845 Mini Trunk bag by her side.

Between the oversized blazer, the swept-back bun, and the pointed-toe stilettos, Emily's look is effortless and, for once, distinctly French.

During a girls' night out in the French Riviera in episode two, Emily wears a Valentino Tiered Tulle mini dress with an open back and a cropped Courrèges jacket in the same hue.

Emily manages Gabriel's restaurant opening in episode six in another Vassilis Zoulias design: the Emily dress, an A-line fuschia gown with a pleated skirt and open back.

She also wears a patterned coat by Berlin-based designers Rianna + Nina cinched at the waist.

Emily's one-shouldered Isabel Marant mini dress paired with the crystal-studded Prada bag is the perfect outfit for Mindy's show in the season two premiere.

Emily celebrates her birthday by throwing her very first French dinner party in episode three.

As the hostess of the festivities, she pulls out Danish designer Rotate Birger Christensen's Natalie Dress, which features an oversized pink bow in the front. For a birthday, it's perfect.

And when Emily runs after Camille in the middle of the meal, she covers her shoulders with a gorgeous green Rianna + Nina-designed kimono.

At the Baton Rouge-themed party for Chopard in episode five, Emily steals the show in the mid-length heart-print dress, which was created by Anouki, a Georgia-based designer.

According to Vanity Fair, Field considered removing the detachable puffy sleeves so Emily's coat would fit over the dress, but Fitoussi solved the problem by designing and creating the red overcoat she wears in just two days.

In episode two, Emily steps off the train in the south of France alone after Mathieu Cadault (Charles Martins) stays behind in Paris.

Despite her conundrum, she looks posh and put together in a long coat, a head scarf, fingerless gloves, and large sunglasses.

The costume is also one of Field's favorites, the costume consultant told Page Six.

"She takes the railroad from Paris to the French Riviera, and gets off the train and she's wearing this silk coat — really pretty, with a light print on it — and the white fingerless gloves," she said, adding, "I was really happy with it."

Field and Fitoussi saved one of Emily's most jaw-dropping and dramatic costumes for the end of the season.

In the finale, the Midwesterner sits front row at Grégory Elliot Duprée's (Jeremy O'Harris) fashion show in a high-low gown from the Giambattista Valli x H&M 2019 collaboration.

Field described the bright red garment as a "modern take on Marie Antoinette," in an interview with Vanity Fair. And the last queen of France is a fitting muse, considering the event takes place in Versailles, a court that was once the young monarch's home.

Aside from the dress' deep-V neckline and flowing train, the outfit details — from the hair embellishments to the heart necklace — come together to make it Emily's most memorable fashion moment in season two.