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Location

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

Founded

2017

Price range

A$1,600 – A$3,900

Shipping

Worldwide

Catalogue

23 products

Size range

12 sizes

New arrivals

2 this month

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Lost in Paris

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About

Lost in Paris is a Sydney, Australia–based fashion brand founded in 2017, inspired by French style and everyday femininity. The brand focuses on dresses, tops, skirts, and casual wardrobe pieces that feel romantic yet wearable. Lost in Paris designs often feature soft fabrics, relaxed silhouettes, and gentle details that suit daily wear and social occasions. Instead of fast trends, the brand leans into timeless styles that feel calm and elegant. The clothing is designed to be easy to style and comfortable throughout the day. Lost in Paris appeals to people who enjoy feminine fashion with a relaxed, European feel. It’s ideal for customers looking for everyday clothing that feels soft, stylish, and effortless.

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Brand Details

Australia
Cotton
Hemp
Linen
Last reviewed
Sep 2026
Independent brand
Verified
A
Alyssa Webster

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Frequently asked questions

When was Lost in Paris founded?
Lost in Paris was founded in 2017. The brand emerged from Sydney, Australia with a vision rooted in French style and everyday femininity.
Where is Lost in Paris based?
Lost in Paris is based in Sydney, Australia. The brand operates as an Australian clothing company that ships worldwide.
What is Lost in Paris known for?
Lost in Paris is known for dresses, tops, skirts, and casual wardrobe pieces inspired by French style and feminine design. The brand focuses on soft fabrics, relaxed silhouettes, and gentle details that are both romantic and wearable for daily life.
What is the price range of Lost in Paris?
Lost in Paris operates in the mid range price category. The brand offers accessible pricing for customers seeking quality, stylish everyday clothing.
What products does Lost in Paris offer?
Lost in Paris offers dresses, tops, skirts, and casual wardrobe pieces designed with soft fabrics, relaxed silhouettes, and gentle details. The collection is suitable for both everyday wear and social occasions.
What makes Lost in Paris unique?
Lost in Paris stands out for combining French-inspired style with everyday femininity, emphasizing timeless, calm elegance over fast trends. The brand designs clothing that feels effortless, comfortable, and easy to style throughout the day, appealing to customers who appreciate romantic yet relaxed European fashion.

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